Eye Clinics Spain

I had been thinking of having treatment for fuzzy eyesight. Having tried wearing glasses for the past 18 months, I decided to visit Clínica Oftalmológica for a consultation. I live in Southern France and the wait for a consultation and treatment can take over a yearning in France. There principal Dr. Castillan Father had started the clinic. Therefore there was a history of their treatment. I was met by Dr. Casttilla at the Clinic with my wife. Dr. Castilla explained in detail the treatment, type of lens available etc. Followed by extensive examination by himself, plus other medical staff. This took 2 hours followed by a further interview with Dr.Castilla. He explained the procedure and type of lens. There was no pressure. In fact, he said I should maybe go away and think about the treatment before deciding. So no pressure. Having had the replacement lens. It has opened up a new world, which is clearer. Driving at night is really brilliant. Overall I rate the Clinic as excellent.

From start to finish, the treatment was friendly and polite with ultra professionalism. I cannot fault the treatment and the ultimate results. I would recommend Omega to anyone. Cataracts creep up on you and until you have treatment, you cannot know what you are missing out on. Mine was bad and now I have perfect vision.

Had an appointment to check my eyes for possible glaucoma. The service I received was excellent. I was diagnosed with glaucoma and prescribed medication. The staff at the clinic are really pleasant and make you feel comfortable. Would highly recommend the clinic

Just an evaluation for a future cataract operation. This clinic was recommended to me by a friend. I cannot fault the very thorough examination I had, it was professional and efficient. I highly recommend the Clinica Ocular Dr. Tirado to anyone needing eye treatment.

My husband and I obtained details of VistaLaser from Google and read the various reviews online. We made an appointment and were very impressed with the professionalism of all the staff. After a thorough examination, we were quoted a price for the removal of a cataract and were told a new lens might be needed. The hospital had previously advised that there was another cataract in the other eye, however, the specialist said there was no need for its removal at this time and suggested an annual review. The operation was totally successful and Joyce will probably only need reading lenses for this eye. A final review will take place in February. The whole experience was carried out in a friendly manner by all the staff.