Cataract Surgery in Alexandria — see clearly again.
Modern surgery to safely restore clear vision, with careful care before and after the procedure.
Sound familiar?
When vision turns cloudy, colours look faded and reading or night driving becomes hard, daily life suffers. Cataract is a common condition with a clear medical procedure and careful follow-up.
- 1Vision has become blurry or foggy
- 2Extra sensitivity to light or halos around lights at night
- 3Colours look duller than before
- 4Frequent changes to your glasses prescription
How it works
Exam & assessment
Comprehensive exam, honest conversation about expectations, and a plan tailored to your case.
The procedure
Usually under local anaesthesia in a safe medical setting.
Recovery & follow-up
Careful post-op follow-up — timelines vary from case to case.
Still unsure? Ask first — no commitment
If you're arranging an appointment for a parent, message us on WhatsApp — we'll walk you through the day itself and the follow-up clearly.
For the patient's family
We know that arranging eye surgery for a parent can feel heavy. We explain every step clearly — exam, anaesthesia, recovery — so you can support them with confidence, and follow-up visits are scheduled in a way that works for the family.
Why Dr. Rashed
- Consultant of Oculoplastics & Strabismus, General Ophthalmic Hospital, Alexandria
- Head of Oculoplastics, Specialized Eye Surgery Center, Al-Qassim, KSA
- Master's in Ophthalmology, Alexandria University
- Fellow, International Council of Ophthalmology (ICO)
Real results
Real cases shown with written consent — results vary from case to case.
Your comfort & privacy first
- Full privacy
Your consultation happens in a private room; your case stays between you and the doctor.
- Your photos stay yours
No before/after image is published without explicit written consent.
- Booked time slots
Appointments are scheduled in advance to keep waiting time short.
- No-obligation consultation
Ask everything and understand your options before deciding anything.
Your first visit — what happens
- How long
A first visit usually takes 20–40 minutes, depending on the tests needed.
- Bring with you
Previous reports or scans, your current glasses, and a list of your medications.
- If your pupils are dilated
Vision stays blurry for a few hours — it's better not to drive yourself home.
- Companions welcome
You're welcome to bring a family member, especially for a parent's or child's visit.
There is no one-size price before an exam — every case differs. After the examination, the plan is explained in detail and the full cost is discussed at the clinic, with no obligation to proceed.
Frequently asked
Book your consultation
Reach us on WhatsApp anytime — or call the clinic during opening hours.
El Shatby – 20 Port Said St., opposite Beit El Talibat, 1st floor, Alexandria
- Sunday7:00 – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday2:00 – 4:00 PM
- Thursday7:00 – 9:00 PM