The Eye Doctor's

The Eye Doctor's The Eye Doctor’s began operations in 2004 with a vision of providing quality eye care at the best international standards. Our clinical services include:
1.

The Eye Doctors is an ophthalmic practice providing comprehensive eye care.
60, Toyin Street, Ikeja.
23, Hughes Avenue, Yaba.
11, General Hospital Rd, Gbagada,
Fountain Place Plaza, 15, Addo Road, Ajah.
241B Muri-Okunola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. For over a decade and a half, we have been the choice eye care clinic for several individuals, local and multi-national companies, and have seen m

ore than 50,000 patients/clients

A significant amount of our new patients are generated from direct referrals from existing clients which is a testament to the level of satisfaction they received. Ophthalmic and Optical consultation
2. Medical Contact Lens
3. Frames and Lens
4. Surgical Services
5. Glaucoma and Cataract Treatment
6. Laser services

Visit any of our clinics for a consult!

It's another Weekend with The Eye Doctors. Too busy during the weekdays? We got you...Experience our Saturday clinic ...
17/04/2026

It's another Weekend with The Eye Doctors.
Too busy during the weekdays?
We got you...
Experience our Saturday clinic at
241b muri okunola street VI
11 hospital road opposite gbagada general hospital.
60 toyin street, opebi ikeja
15 Addo road fountain place plaza
From 9:30am to 3pm
See you 😉

13/04/2026

👁️✨ What Can an Eye Exam Detect?

An eye exam is not just about checking if you need glasses 👓 — it can reveal so much more about your eye health and even your overall health!
From refractive errors (like short/long sight) to conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, and retinal issues, early detection is key to protecting your vision 💚

Sometimes, your eyes can even give early signs of health conditions like hypertension and diabetes 🩺👀
Don’t wait until something feels wrong.
Regular eye exams can save your sight. 👓✨
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Your eyes are your window to the world, and the world deserves to be seen clearly. 🌍👁️This World Health Day, we are remi...
07/04/2026

Your eyes are your window to the world, and the world deserves to be seen clearly. 🌍👁️

This World Health Day, we are reminding you that healthy vision is not a luxury, it is a necessity. Whether it is a routine check, new frames, or a concern you have been putting off, today is the perfect day to take that step.

Visit any of our branches across Lagos and let us take care of your eyes, because we truly care.
📍 Victoria Island | Gbagada | Yaba | Ikeja | Ajah
🔗 Book your appointment today: www.theeyedoctors.com.ng

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05/04/2026

🌸✝️ Happy Easter from all of us at The Eye Doctors! 👁️💚

Today, we celebrate hope, renewal, and new beginnings — a reminder that light always comes after darkness ✨
As we rejoice in this season, may your hearts be filled with peace, your homes with joy, and your vision—both physical and spiritual—be clear and full of purpose 👓💫
Thank you for trusting us with your eye care. We’re always here to help you see life more clearly 💚
Have a blessed and joyful Easter! 🌸🐣✨

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03/04/2026

✝️ Good Friday
Today, we remember the ultimate sacrifice of love… ❤️
A day of reflection, gratitude, and deep humility — a reminder that through His pain came our salvation and hope.
May this day fill your heart with peace, renew your faith, and remind you of the depth of God’s love for you. 🙏🏽✨
Stay blessed and keep walking in grace 💙

14/03/2026

👁️ Detecting Glaucoma: Important Eye Tests You Should Know
In light of World Glaucoma Week, this video highlights the important eye investigations used to detect glaucoma early and protect your vision.
These tests help eye care professionals properly examine the eyes and identify any early signs of optic nerve damage:
👓 Ophthalmoscopy – to examine the optic nerve at the back of the eye
📊 IOP Test (Eye Pressure Test) – to measure pressure inside the eyes
📏 Pachymetry – to measure the thickness of the cornea
🧠 CVF (Central Visual Field Test) – to check for loss of side vision
🔬 OCT Scan – to detect early optic nerve damage and retinal changes
👩‍⚕️ Ophthalmologist Review – for proper diagnosis and treatment planning
Because glaucoma is known as the silent thief of sight, these tests are essential for early detection and proper management.
Don’t wait until symptoms appear. Regular eye examinations can help protect your vision. 👓💚

12/03/2026

👁️ Who Is at Risk of Glaucoma & How It Is Treated
Glaucoma can affect anyone, but some people have a higher risk of developing the condition. You may be at greater risk if you:
⚠️ Are 40 years and above
🧬 Have a family history of glaucoma
📈 Have high eye pressure (intraocular pressure)
🩺 Have certain health conditions like diabetes or hypertension
👓 Have severe short-sightedness
💊 Use steroid medications for long periods
👁️ Have had eye injuries or previous eye surgeries
Because glaucoma often develops without early symptoms, regular comprehensive eye examinations are very important for early detection.
Treatment for Glaucoma
Although glaucoma cannot be cured, it can be managed to prevent further vision loss when detected early. Treatment options may include:
💧 Medicated eye drops to reduce eye pressure
💊 Oral medications in some cases
🔆 Laser treatment to improve fluid drainage in the eye
🏥 Surgical procedures for better long-term pressure control when necessary

12/03/2026

👁️ What Happens During a Glaucoma Check at Our Ikeja Branch
Glaucoma often develops without obvious symptoms, which is why a comprehensive eye examination is very important. Here’s what a typical glaucoma assessment looks like when you visit our Ikeja branch:
👓 Visual Acuity Test – to check how clearly you can see
🔦 Ophthalmoscopy – to examine the optic nerve
📊 Eye Pressure Test (Tonometry) – to measure pressure inside the eyes
🧠 Central Visual Field (CVF) – to assess your peripheral vision
📏 Pachymetry – to measure corneal thickness
🔬 OCT Scan – to detect early optic nerve damage
✨ Slit Lamp Examination – detailed check of the front and back of the eye
👩‍⚕️ Ophthalmologist Review – expert diagnosis and management
Early detection is key because glaucoma can silently damage vision.
📍 Visit our Ikeja Branch:
60 Toyin Street, Ikeja
Protect your sight. Don’t wait for symptoms before checking your eyes. 👓💚

11/03/2026

👁️ Why Early Detection of Glaucoma Matters
In this video, our optometrists and ophthalmologists explain why early detection is the key to preventing vision loss from glaucoma. Because glaucoma often develops without noticeable symptoms, many people don’t realize there’s a problem until significant damage has already occurred.
Regular eye examinations help detect glaucoma early, allowing timely treatment and proper management to protect your sight.
Don’t wait for symptoms before checking your eyes. Early detection can save your vision.
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10/03/2026

👁️ Understanding Glaucoma with Dr. Judith
In this enlightening session, our Consultant Ophthalmologist Dr. Judith breaks down what glaucoma really is, who is most at risk, and some of the common myths she has encountered from patients over the years.
She also explains the importance of early detection, proper eye examinations, and the treatment plans available to help manage glaucoma and protect vision.
Glaucoma is often called the silent thief of sight, but with the right information and timely care, vision loss can be prevented or managed.
Watch, learn, and share this important message. Your vision is too precious to take for granted. 👓💚

09/03/2026

👁️ Glaucoma is surrounded by many myths, and believing them can be dangerous.
Known as the silent thief of sight, glaucoma can damage vision slowly without obvious symptoms.
That’s why it’s important to get the right information from eye care professionals, not assumptions or things circulating online.
As we mark Glaucoma Week, our optometrists and ophthalmologists will be educating you on what glaucoma really is, who is at risk, when to get your eyes checked, and the important tests used to detect it early.
Follow along and don’t miss any of our posts this week.
Your vision is too precious to gamble with. 👓💚

25/11/2025

This season of fun comes with
Dry Eyes
Dust
Irritation
Increased UV exposure
Allergic Reaction.
However, we are here with the solution just to ensure you have some fun with clear eyes this season 😉
•Ensure you wear sun protective glasses when out door.
• Visit an Eye Clinic for an eye test and prescribed lubricants.
•Clean your glasses regularly
•Stay Hydrated

Address

241B, Muri Okunola Street
Victoria Island
23401

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:30 - 15:30

Telephone

+2347030241455

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