Specvision Optometrists

19/09/2026

04/09/2026

Could that growth on your eye be a pterygium? 👁️
Learn the signs, protect your eyes from UV, and get checked if it starts affecting your vision.

“ADA DAGING TUMBUH MASUK KE MATA…”

Pernah nampak bahagian putih mata seperti mempunyai selaput atau isi berwarna merah jambu yang perlahan-lahan menjalar ke arah anak mata?

Ini dipanggil pterygium.

Pterygium ialah pertumbuhan tisu pada konjunktiva, iaitu lapisan nipis yang menutupi bahagian putih mata. Ia biasanya bermula dari bahagian tepi berhampiran hidung dan boleh memanjang ke atas kornea.

Kenapa ia berlaku?

Pendedahan berpanjangan kepada sinaran UV merupakan faktor risiko penting. Sebab itu ia lebih kerap berlaku pada individu yang banyak berada di luar rumah, terutama dalam persekitaran panas, berdebu dan berangin.

Pada awalnya mungkin cuma nampak seperti sedikit “daging” pada mata.

Tetapi apabila semakin besar, ia boleh menyebabkan mata:

• Merah dan mudah iritasi
• Terasa berpasir atau seperti ada benda asing
• Kering, pedih atau gatal
• Mengganggu bentuk kornea dan menyebabkan astigmatisme
• Menjejaskan penglihatan jika tumbuh semakin hampir ke bahagian tengah kornea

Tidak semua pterygium perlu dibedah.

Jika kecil dan tidak mengganggu penglihatan, doktor mungkin hanya memantau serta merawat simptom seperti mata kering atau iritasi.

Tetapi jika ia semakin membesar, mengganggu penglihatan atau menyebabkan masalah yang ketara, pembedahan mungkin dipertimbangkan.

Yang ramai tak tahu:

Cermin mata hitam bukan sekadar aksesori.

Jika anda banyak bekerja atau beraktiviti di luar, gunakan cermin mata yang mempunyai perlindungan UV yang baik. Topi bertepi lebar juga membantu mengurangkan pendedahan cahaya matahari secara langsung.

Dan jangan cuba titiskan sembarangan ubat mata untuk “hilangkan daging” tersebut.

Jika ada sesuatu yang kelihatan semakin tumbuh ke bahagian hitam mata, buat pemeriksaan mata.

Mata kita cuma ada dua. Jangan tunggu penglihatan mula terganggu baru mahu menjaganya.

— Public Health Malaysia

26/08/2026

Clear vision after refractive surgery is not always the end of the story. 👁️

Corneal complications can occur, and some patients may require additional treatment or visual correction afterward.

Know the benefits. Know the risks. And always make an informed decision about your eyes. 💚

在手术过程中因角膜透镜取出困难引发并发症，导致角膜撕裂及视觉中心留疤...
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25/08/2026

Eye care should always be more than just selling spectacles. 👓

A step towards raising the standard of optometry in Malaysia.

PETALING JAYA: Stronger regulation of private optometry and eyewear premises is needed to ensure eye care does not become secondary to the sale of spectacles and contact lenses, says the Association of Malaysian Optometrists.

16/08/2026

23 students, aged 7–19 will be receiving strabismus surgery.

At a young age, proper eye alignment is important for the development of binocular vision for reading and learning.

Early detection and appropriate treatment can make a real difference in a child’s visual development.

KOTA BARU: Twenty-three students aged between seven and 19 will undergo surgery for strabismus, or eye misalignment, at Universiti Sains Malaysia Specialist Hospital (HPUSM) over five days, helping to reduce a waiting period that could previously stretch from several months to years.

13/08/2026

“Just take away the tablet.” — It’s not that simple❌

17/07/2026

Who would’ve thought a tiny attachment on a pair of glasses could do this? 👀

Simple.
Removable.
Custom-made.

Custom-fitted to gently support the upper eyelid and improve the visual field.

11/07/2026

👀 SPOT THE DIFFERENCE!

This patient has upper eyelid drooping (ptosis), which affects daily vision.

The difference is a ptosis crutch—a small attachment fitted to a spectacle frame that gently supports the upper eyelid.

✅ Non-surgical
✅ Custom-fitted
✅ Removable & adjustable

Struggling with droopy eyelids?

📍 Contact Specvision Optometrists to find out whether a ptosis crutch is right for you.

15/02/2026

We will be closed for the festive celebration and will reopen on 24th February.
See you soon and Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🍊