Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon · Nea Erythraia
Ophthalmic care
for adults & children.
Specialist assessment of macular, retinal, ocular inflammatory and optic nerve conditions, supported by modern diagnostic technology and a personal approach.
Dr Sofia ZoganaMD, PhD · Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon
Specialist care
Centred on
your sight
Appointments by prior arrangement6 Aiantos Street · Nea Erythraia
01Retinal expertiseMacula, vitreous and ocular inflammation.
02Advanced diagnosticsImaging and functional assessment.
03Adults & childrenCare tailored to every age.
04Personalised follow-upContinuity, clear guidance and a considered plan.
What we assess and treat
Eye
conditions.
Every symptom and diagnosis requires careful clinical assessment. Investigation is planned around each person’s history, examination findings and individual needs.
Macular Conditions
Conditions affecting detailed central vision, including age-related macular degeneration, diabetic macular oedema, epiretinal membrane and macular hole.
Retinal and Vitreous Conditions
Conditions affecting the retina and vitreous, including retinal detachment, retinal tears, diabetic retinopathy, retinal vein occlusions and posterior vitreous detachment.
Glaucoma and Ocular Hypertension
Progressive optic nerve conditions and ocular hypertension, assessed through intraocular pressure, OCT, visual fields and comparison over time.
Uveitis and Scleritis
Targeted assessment of uveitis and scleritis, including anterior, intermediate and posterior inflammation, panuveitis and associated systemic causes.
Optic Nerve Conditions, Double Vision and Ocular Motility Disorders
Assessment of optic nerve conditions, double vision and ocular motility disorders, with prompt investigation when symptoms may be urgent.
Cataract
Information about cataract symptoms, diagnosis and management, with surgery considered according to visual needs and overall ocular health.
Ocular Surface and Eyelid Conditions
Ocular surface and eyelid conditions including dry eye, conjunctivitis, pterygium, blepharitis and chalazion.
MD · PhD
Sofia Zogana
Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon
About
Meet
Dr Sofia Zogana.
Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon with international clinical experience and a particular interest in retinal and macular conditions, ocular inflammation and neuro-ophthalmology.
Her training and clinical career include Moorfields Eye Hospital and King’s College Hospital in London, and she holds a PhD from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Medical School. At the practice, scientific precision is combined with personal, clear communication.
01Moorfields Eye HospitalInternational clinical experience
02King’s College HospitalSpecialist ophthalmic training
03PhD, University of AthensMedical School
From clinical findings
to detailed imaging
Advanced diagnostics
Examinations with a clinical purpose.
Technology is most valuable when it answers the right clinical question. Every test is selected and interpreted alongside the patient’s history and ophthalmic examination.
Treatments & procedures
From clinical indication
to the right choice.
A decision about treatment or a procedure is based on a clear clinical indication, detailed discussion and personalised planning.
Cataract Surgery
Cataract surgery, pre-operative planning, intraocular lens selection, postoperative care and the questions to discuss before treatment.
Detailed information →Refractive Surgery
Refractive surgery assessment, corneal measurements, treatment options, realistic expectations and the factors that determine suitability.
Detailed information →Intravitreal Injections
Intravitreal injections for selected macular and retinal conditions, including treatment planning, monitoring, aftercare and urgent warning symptoms.
Detailed information →Retinal Laser Treatment
Retinal laser treatment for selected retinal tears, vascular changes and other established indications, with specialist assessment and follow-up.
Detailed information →YAG Laser Capsulotomy for Posterior Capsule Opacification
YAG laser capsulotomy for posterior capsule opacification after cataract surgery, including assessment, treatment, aftercare and possible risks.
Detailed information →Prompt assessment
Symptoms that should not be ignored.
Some changes in vision require urgent medical assessment. Do not wait for them to resolve on their own.
- 01Sudden reduction or loss of vision
- 02A shadow or curtain across the vision
- 03Many new floaters or flashes
- 04Severe pain with a red eye
- 05New double vision with neurological symptoms
Important: The website and contact form do not replace an emergency medical service.
Your appointment
A comprehensive examination, in clear steps.
From the first discussion to the follow-up plan, you will understand what is being assessed and why.
01History & symptomsWe listen carefully to your concerns.
02Clinical examinationAssessment of vision and the structures of the eye.
03Specialist testsAppropriate additional testing where indicated.
04Findings & planClear guidance and next steps.
Eye health information
New articles about eye health.
Clear, responsible information about common symptoms, prevention and timely assessment.
Children’s eye examinations: what can be assessed at each age?
How the examination is adapted to a child’s age, which aspects of vision are assessed, and which signs deserve attention.
Read the article →
Dry eye and screen use: why eyes feel tired and what can help
What happens to the tear film during prolonged screen use, and which simple habits may help reduce discomfort.
Read the article →
Floaters and flashes: when an urgent retinal assessment is needed
What floaters and flashes are, which changes matter, and why their sudden appearance requires a dilated retinal examination.
Read the article →Personal care
Look after your sight with a comprehensive appointment.
Contact the practice to arrange your visit or request further information.
or call+30 697 421 2356