Kyiv, Kiltseva Road 1 («Respublika Park» Mall)Mon–Fri – 07:00–20:00 Sat – 08:00–20:00 Sun – 09:00–18:00
Doctor Sam

Ophthalmology

Healthy vision opens up more possibilities

An ophthalmologist is a specialist who diagnoses, treats, and prevents diseases of the eyes and visual system. Their role includes assessing the degree of visual impairment, selecting appropriate correction methods, and performing examinations and procedures to maintain or restore vision. Ophthalmologists consult patients with myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, glaucoma, cataracts, and conjunctivitis, provide vision correction and help select glasses and contact lenses, and treat complex ophthalmic conditions, including genetic eye diseases.

Services
Consultation with an ophthalmologist with comprehensive ophthalmological examination
2 700 ₴
Consultation with an ophthalmogeneticist
4 200 ₴
Consultation with an ophthalmologist
1 550 ₴
1 200 ₴ online
Hardware removal of trichiasis
1 000 ₴
Hardware determination of refraction
450 ₴

Specialists

Convenient and accessible ophthalmologist consultations in Kyiv

Doctor Sam offers consultations for adults and children on vision concerns, eye disease diagnosis and treatment, and the fitting of glasses and contact lenses. The medical center is equipped with modern diagnostic technology, enabling quick, accurate assessments of visual system functions through non-invasive and painless examinations.

Appointments are conducted by highly qualified specialists in ophthalmology, genetics, and ophthalmic genetics with extensive experience. Our doctors hold advanced medical degrees from Ukraine and abroad and have trained at leading clinics.

To schedule an appointment with an ophthalmologist, call the number listed on the website – our administrator will arrange a convenient time for your visit.

If necessary, the following specialists may be involved in the diagnostic process

What does an eye exam involve?

The doctor will ask you about any complaints and when the symptoms appeared. Then, they will perform an examination that includes:


  • Inspection of the anatomical structure of the eyes.
  • Assessment of pupil response to light.
  • Testing of peripheral vision.


The doctor will measure intraocular pressure using tonometry and examine the retina (ophthalmoscopy) with a specialized lens. Additional methods may include:


  • Biomicroscopy to evaluate the anterior segment of the eye.
  • A- and B-scanning for detailed analysis of the eye’s internal structure.
  • Autokeratorefractometry to determine the eye’s optical properties.


Based on the findings, laboratory or instrumental tests or consultations with other specialists may be recommended.

Frequently asked questions

Can an ophthalmologist remove a foreign body from the eye?
Yes. An ophthalmologist can remove foreign bodies from the cornea or conjunctiva during an appointment. Attempting to remove an object yourself may damage the cornea and should be avoided.
Why do my eyes feel tired when working at a computer?
Prolonged close-up work and reduced blinking can cause dryness, burning, a gritty sensation and temporary blurred vision. An ophthalmologist can determine the cause and recommend appropriate screen-time habits, breaks and visual hygiene measures.
How often should I have an eye examination?
If you have no symptoms or risk factors, adults are generally advised to have a comprehensive eye examination every 1–2 years. After the age of 40, or if you have myopia, glaucoma, diabetes or other risk factors, examinations may be recommended annually or according to an individual schedule determined by an ophthalmologist.
What should I do if I develop a chalazion?
An ophthalmologist assesses the size and condition of the chalazion and determines the appropriate treatment. When indicated, medication may be injected directly into the lesion to provide targeted local treatment.
When are peribulbar and subconjunctival injections used?
These injections are used for certain inflammatory eye conditions to deliver medication directly to the affected area. The ophthalmologist determines whether the procedure is appropriate and selects the medication and injection method based on the examination findings.