The Eye Doctor's

15/08/2025

Early detection and treatment are crucial to prevent lazy eye in children. Bring your child(ren) aged 4–16 years to our clinic for a free consultation and refraction. Visit us at: 60 Toyin Street, Ikeja, call 08106186729, 23 Hughes Avenue, Alagomeji, Yaba, call 08136110369, 15 Addo Road, Ajah, call 07025001602, Gbagada: 11, General Hospital Road, Opp. General Hospital Gbagada, call: 08136102809, Victoria Island: 241B, Muri Okunola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, 07030241455. You’ll also receive a 20% discount on glasses.
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07/08/2025

Dear Sir/Ma,
Help Us Bring Vision to the World This World Sight Day
Every second, someone in the world loses their sight, and yet, 80% of all vision impairment can be prevented or cured. World Sight Day is observed globally on October 10th. We come together to raise awareness about eye health and take action to ensure that everyone, everywhere, has access to quality eye care.
This year, our goal is to provide 3,000 free eye exams, distribute 2,000 pairs of corrective glasses, dispense 2,000 medications, and perform 100 cataract surgeries at no cost in underserved areas of Lagos. But we can't do it alone.
We need your help.
Your generous donation will directly support life-changing eye care services such as:
• Vision screenings in underserved communities
• Sight-restoring cataract surgeries
• Public education campaigns promoting eye health
Every amount you contribute can give someone a pair of glasses or fund cataract surgery for someone in need.
Your support means more than just restoring vision; it means restoring hope, opportunity, and independence.
Will you join us in making a lasting impact this World Sight Day 2025?
Kindly donate to The Eye Doctor’s Foundation, 0231481026, Union Bank, or by contacting us directly at 08062919081/admin@theeyedoctors.com.ng
Thank you for helping us create a world where no one is left in the dark.

12/06/2025

Celebrating Nigeria's Democracy

As we reflect on the incredible journey of democracy in our nation, today is a moment to celebrate the progress we've made and the resilience of our people. Nigeria's democratic story is one of strength, unity, and a relentless drive for a better future. It is a reminder of our collective determination to uphold the values of freedom, equality, and governance.

Since the advent of democracy, Nigeria has seen growth and transformation in many areas, from political participation to economic progress. But as we celebrate these milestones, remember that true freedom and good eye health are intertwined. Just as democracy strengthens our nation, so does good vision empower us individually.

When it comes to eye health, the connection is clear: good vision is essential for your well-being, and a healthy nation is built on clarity of vision. After all, without clear sight, how can we see the road ahead? Without the ability to participate fully in society, how can we contribute to the future of our democracy?

Prioritizing regular eye check-ups is just as important as celebrating the freedoms we enjoy. By ensuring that you and your loved ones have access to the best eye care, we can preserve the vision needed to keep pushing Nigeria forward. This commitment to eye health is a small but meaningful way to honor those who fought for our freedom and the democracy we hold dear.

As we celebrate today, let us remember that democracy is not just about the right to vote, but the responsibility to participate, engage, and contribute to the well-being of the nation, starting with your eye health. Encourage those around you to visit The Eye Doctors for an eye check-up and help ensure a clearer, brighter future for all.

Here’s to a more prosperous, healthy, and united Nigeria.
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Advanced Eye Care Hospital
Democracy Now!

IFC IQ-Healthcare Quality Community of Practice

12/03/2025

10 Things To Know About Glaucoma
1. Glaucoma is an eye disease that affects the optic nerve of the eye.
2. It is the second most common cause of blindness worldwide.
3. Glaucoma has no cure and blindness from glaucoma cannot be reversed
4. Glaucoma is called the silent thief of as it can go on for years without being detected/diagnosed.
5. Glaucoma can be diagnosed by carrying out a series of eye tests.
6. Glaucoma can be hereditary, so all family members of patients diagnosed with glaucoma should be tested as early as possible.
7. Early detection of glaucoma and appropriate management will prevent glaucoma from getting worse and thereby prevent blindness.
8. There are three ways to manage glaucoma: Medication, Laser treatment, and Surgery.
9. Glaucoma is a more severe disease in Africans than in other races.
10. Have an eye test now and every two years for early detection of glaucoma.

10/10/2024

Protecting children’s eyesight isn’t just about solving today’s problems—it’s about investing in their future. By ensuring regular eye exams, fostering healthy habits, and expanding access to quality eyecare, we can all play a part in safeguarding their sight for years to come. Good eyesight is a gift that should last a lifetime, and what we do today will help preserve their eyesight tomorrow. Read more: https://theeyedoctors.com.ng/world-sight-day-protecting-childrens-vision-for-today-and-tomorrow

08/10/2024

Dear Valued Patients,

As we celebrate Customer Service Week 2024, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to you. Your trust, loyalty, and commitment to your eye health, inspires us every day to go above and beyond in delivering the best care possible.

At The Eye Doctors, we are more than just a clinic—we are a family dedicated to your vision and well-being. We are committed to providing a seamless, personalised experience with every visit, and your satisfaction continues to drive us to uphold the highest international standards.

Without your continued support, we wouldn’t be where we are today, and we want to thank you for choosing us as your partner in eye care.

Here’s to healthy eyes and a lasting relationship built on trust!

Happy Customer Service Week!

Warm regards,
Dr. Abiola Oyeleye
Medical Director, The Eye Doctors

26/09/2024

We arrived at the highly anticipated Olumo Rock, towering 137 meters above sea level. The climb, though challenging, was exhilarating. As we neared the peak of the rock, we came across a small rock supported by two massive rocks—symbolizing the strength of teamwork. The larger rocks didn’t discard the smaller ones but supported them, just as experienced team members should lift those with less knowledge. From this, we learned that team bonding fosters trust, boosts self-confidence, and enhances productivity by creating a supportive work environment for everyone. Like Olumo Rock which is the collection of smaller and larger stones that elevate it to its great height, strong teams combine individual strengths to achieve shared goals. Through these experiences, TED’s team members returned more connected, motivated, and aligned with their mission of providing eye care at the best international standards.

26/09/2024

Self-confidence is a crucial factor influenced by team bonding. When employees feel connected and valued as part of a team, they are more likely to be engaged and motivated in their work. High self-confidence contributes to lower stress levels, better job satisfaction, and a sense of purpose, which ultimately leads to higher productivity. Watch the power of team bonding as The Eye Doctors visited the Olumo rock in Abeokuta

31/08/2024

20/08/2024

A clear vision can set the stage for a bright future, as regular eye check ensures your child/ren has the physical ability to see and experience the world fully. Visit our clinics at 60, Toyin Street, Ikeja, 08182671316. 23, Hughes Avenue, Alagomeji, Yaba, 08136110369, and 15, Addo Road, Ajah Lagos, 07025001602. For our back-to-school eye care program. From 19th August to 20th September 2024, enjoy a 10% discount on glasses, free consultation and refraction, and free eye report to school.

20/03/2024

Still celebrating the optometrists of TED