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Dr. Allan Maghidman

Dr. Allan Maghidman

Clinical Ophthalmologist and Surgeon in São Paulo and Barueri

Ophthalmologist

4.9
Good evening, hello, everything is great. Doctor Allan is an excellent professional, dedicated to his patients...More
Languages: English, Portuguese
Hospitals: Albert Einstein Israelite Hospital
Good evening, hello, everything is great. Doctor Allan is an excellent professional, dedicated to his patients...More
Languages: English, Portuguese
Hospitals: Albert Einstein Israelite Hospital

Av. Arnaldo Rodrigues Bitencourt, 604 - Centro, Barueri - SP, Sao Paulo, 06401-125

Dr. Anderson Manvailer de Carvalho

Dr. Anderson Manvailer de Carvalho

Ophthalmologist at Barueri Eye Hospital

Ophthalmologist

4.9
It was excellent, he is an outstanding doctor, dedicated and responsible in what he does and with his patients, attentive, etc.More
Languages: English, Portuguese
It was excellent, he is an outstanding doctor, dedicated and responsible in what he does and with his patients, attentive, etc.More
Languages: English, Portuguese

Av. Arnaldo Rodrigues Bitencourt, 604 - Centro, Barueri - SP, Barueri, 06401-125

Dr. Rodrigo Toledo Mota

Dr. Rodrigo Toledo Mota

Specialist in Oncological Surgery and Mastology in Rio de Janeiro

Ophthalmologist

4.9
I was well attended to with nothing to complain about. Thank youMore
Languages: English, Portuguese
I was well attended to with nothing to complain about. Thank youMore
Languages: English, Portuguese

Sao Paulo, 01526-040

Santo Andre, 09041-410

Dr. Patricia Mencaroni

Dr. Patricia Mencaroni

Ophthalmologist at Barueri Eye Hospital

Ophthalmologist

4.9
I liked it, the doctor was very attentive.More
Languages: English, Portuguese
I liked it, the doctor was very attentive.More
Languages: English, Portuguese

Av. Arnaldo Rodrigues Bitencourt, 604 - Centro, Barueri - SP, Barueri, 06401-125

Dr. Bernardo Kaplan Moscovici

Dr. Bernardo Kaplan Moscovici

Ophthalmologist and ophthalmic surgeon in São Paulo

Ophthalmologist

5.0
Extremely competent, demonstrates profound knowledge of the profession, is careful in their anamnesis, shows commitment to the Hippocratic Oath, with conscience and dignity!More
Languages: English, Portuguese
Extremely competent, demonstrates profound knowledge of the profession, is careful in their anamnesis, shows commitment to the Hippocratic Oath, with conscience and dignity!More
Languages: English, Portuguese

Avenida Angélica, 1968 - set 33, Higienópolis, Sao Paulo, 01227-000

Sao Paulo, 05305-000

R. Pôrto Alegre, 480 - Vila Assunção, Sao Paulo

Languages: English, Portuguese, Italian

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Rua Domingos Fernandes, 144 - Moema, Sao Paulo, 04509-010

Languages: English, Portuguese

Avenida Imperatriz Leopoldina, 1248, Vila Leopoldina, Sao Paulo, 05305-002

Dra. Michelle de Lima Farah

Dra. Michelle de Lima Farah

Specialist in Ophthalmology in São Paulo

Ophthalmologist

0.0
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, German
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, German

Avenida Ibijaú, 331 - 4th floor - Moema, Sao Paulo, 04524-020

Dra. Marina Roizenblatt

Dra. Marina Roizenblatt

Specialist in Clinical and Surgical Retina in São Paulo

Ophthalmologist

0.0
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish

Avenida Angélica, 1996 - 1st floor, Higienópolis, Sao Paulo, 01228-200

Dr. Matheus Senna Pereira Ogata

Dr. Matheus Senna Pereira Ogata

Ophthalmologist in São Paulo

Ophthalmologist

0.0
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish

Avenida Angélica, 1996, 1st floor, Higienópolis, Sao Paulo, 01228-200

Dr. Neuman Dantas

Dr. Neuman Dantas

Ophthalmologist in São Paulo

Ophthalmologist

0.0
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish

Avenida Angélica, 1996, 1st floor, Higienópolis, Sao Paulo, 01228-200

Dr. Felipe Tagushi

Dr. Felipe Tagushi

Ophthalmologist in São Paulo

Ophthalmologist

0.0
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish

Avenida Angélica, 1996, 1st floor, Consolação, Sao Paulo, 01228-200

Dr. Juan Fulgencio Welko Mendoza

Dr. Juan Fulgencio Welko Mendoza

Ophthalmologist in São Paulo

Ophthalmologist

0.0
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish

Rua Sena Madureira, 1500, Vila Mariana, Sao Paulo, 04021-001

Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish

Avenida Paulista, 91, Conjunto 102 - Bela Vista, Sao Paulo, 01311-000

General information on medical treatment

Eye health is a fundamental aspect of overall well-being, directly influencing our quality of life and ability to interact with the world around us. Ophthalmology is a complex medical specialty that goes far beyond simple vision tests, involving the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of conditions affecting the eyes and visual system as a whole. A doctor specialized in ophthalmology has deep knowledge of ocular anatomy, vision physiology, and the various pathologies that can affect visual health. This specialty uses advanced technology and precise techniques to examine, diagnose, and treat everything from simple refractive problems to complex ocular conditions that may threaten vision.

Areas of Specialization in Ophthalmology

Ophthalmologists dedicated to different aspects of eye health can specialize in various subspecialties. These include retina and vitreous, glaucoma, cornea and external diseases, refractive surgery, pediatric ophthalmology, neuro-ophthalmology, and ocular plastic surgery. Each of these areas requires specific skills and specialized knowledge.

Personalized Diagnosis and Treatment

Recommended ophthalmologists working in this field perform a variety of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. An ophthalmologist dedicated to visual health can offer everything from simple corrections with glasses to complex surgeries, using the latest technologies and surgical techniques.

Your Visual Health in Good Hands

To ensure the best care for your eyes, it's essential to find qualified and experienced professionals. On the recommended doctors platform, you have access to detailed reviews from previous patients, allowing for an informed and safe choice of your eye health professional. Take advantage of the experience shared by other patients to find the ideal specialist for your specific needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I have a complete eye examination?
Healthy adults should have examinations every 1-2 years, while people with risk factors or over 60 may need more frequent evaluations.
What are the signs that I need to see an ophthalmologist urgently?
Sudden vision loss, intense eye pain, light flashes, sudden floating spots, severe redness, or eye trauma require immediate attention.
What is the difference between myopia and hyperopia?
Myopia makes it difficult to see distant objects, while hyperopia affects near vision. Both are caused by different types of refractive error.
Is laser refractive surgery safe?
Yes, when performed by qualified professionals on well-selected patients. Risks are low and satisfaction rates are high, but a prior evaluation is essential.
How can I protect my eyes from prolonged digital screen use?
Use the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. Use artificial tears and maintain good lighting.
When should a child have their first eye examination?
The first examination should be done between 6 and 12 months of age, even without signs of problems, to detect any visual changes early.
What are the early signs of glaucoma?
Glaucoma usually has no initial symptoms, which is why it's known as the 'silent thief of sight'. Regular exams are essential for early detection.
How do I choose appropriate sunglasses?
Look for sunglasses with 100% UVA and UVB protection, quality lenses, and adequate eye coverage. Lens color doesn't indicate protection level.
What causes dry eye and how is it treated?
It can be caused by age, medications, environmental conditions, or autoimmune diseases. Treatment includes artificial tears, medications, and lifestyle changes.
How does diabetes affect vision?
Diabetes can cause diabetic retinopathy, early cataracts, and glaucoma. Proper blood sugar control and regular examinations are essential.
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