Clearvision Eye Clinic & Lasik Centre

25/08/2026

Lazy Eye: When the Brain Picks a Favourite 👀

Turns out, a “lazy eye” isn’t lazy at all.

Amblyopia develops when the brain begins relying more on one eye, preventing vision in the other from developing normally. It often starts in childhood and may not have obvious signs.

Squinting, closing one eye or tilting the head can be clues, but sometimes, amblyopia is only discovered during an eye check.

The earlier it is detected, the better the opportunity to support healthy vision development.

21/08/2026

☎️ Your eyes called: they’re asking for a break. 👀

Look at something about 6 metres away for 20 seconds, this tiny pause may be just what they need :)

15/08/2026

👀 Thinking about getting LASIK?

Ever wondered what actually happens on the day itself? From the pre-op checks to the procedure and recovery, here’s a quick look at what you can expect on your LASIK journey✨

06/08/2026

Surgeon: “Just relax.”
My brain: “AAAAAAHHHHHHHH”

Feeling nervous before lasik surgery is completely normal, but you never face it alone! Your surgeon and the clinic team will be with you throughout the procedure, explaining each step as it happens.

Worried your eye might move? Modern laser systems continuously track eye movement and automatically stop if your eye moves out of position. All you need to do is focus on the guiding light, and we’ll handle the rest. 😌✨

13/05/2026

Is Laser Vision Correction actually safe? The key to safe LVC isn’t just the machine. It’s choosing the right patient for the right procedure.
And yet, with the most advanced procedures, not everyone is suitable for LASIK... Dr Ho shares more.

10/05/2026

Dont want your glasses getting thicker each visit? That could be Myopia worsening. What can you do about it?

25/04/2026

Prevention begins young—what every parent should know about Childhood Myopia

19/04/2026

What made Dr Christine choose to work with vision? Her perspective might surprise you.

18/04/2026

11/04/2026

Glaucoma is the silent thief of sight. It gradually gets worse without you knowing it. How then do we detect it? Dr Low shares more.