Online Ophthalmology | Free Consultation

For guidance on eye symptoms, dry eye, conjunctivitis, eye allergies, review of optical prescription, interpretation of eye test results, glaucoma or macular degeneration symptoms, and contact lens guidance.

They can make a preliminary assessment of symptoms and guide you. For a complete review of visual acuity and precise prescription, an in-person visit with specialized equipment is needed.

Sudden loss of vision, severe eye pain, new and abundant flashes or floaters, sudden double vision, red eye with pain, or eye trauma require urgent in-person care.

Yes, viral or bacterial conjunctivitis can be very well guided online. The ophthalmologist can prescribe antibiotic, antiviral or antihistamine eye drops depending on the cause.

Ophthalmology consultations at AliviaQ start from €25.

Yes, dry eye syndrome can be managed perfectly online. The ophthalmologist can recommend artificial tears, environmental changes (humidifier, screens) and pharmacological treatments.

Yes, eye allergy (allergic conjunctivitis) is very common and can be guided online. The ophthalmologist can prescribe topical antihistamines and advise on allergen avoidance measures.

Yes, they can review optical coherence tomography (OCT) reports and perimetry for follow-up of glaucoma, macular degeneration and other pathologies.

Yes, the ophthalmologist can guide you on the most suitable type of lenses, hygiene, usage time and common complications.

Yes, they can explain suitable candidates for refractive surgery, types of available laser and what to expect from the process, although the definitive candidacy evaluation requires in-person examination.

Yes, we have subspecialists in various areas of ophthalmology who can guide you on more complex conditions.

Your latest optical prescription, reports from previous eye tests (OCT, visual field, corneal topography), photos of the eye if there are visible lesions and list of eye drops or ocular medications you use.

Yes, blepharitis (eyelid margin inflammation) can be guided perfectly online with eyelid hygiene, warm compresses and topical treatment if necessary.

Yes, they can prescribe antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, antihistamine eye drops, artificial tears and other ocular treatments based on the evaluation.

They can monitor test results and adjust ocular hypotensive medication. Physical examination of the optic nerve and intraocular pressure require an in-person visit.