Abdalla Eye Clinic is based in Alexandria, Egypt, and welcomes patients from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Libya, and Sudan considering eye treatment here. Start by messaging the clinic on WhatsApp and sending your reports and scans — no need to travel before you've spoken with us.
Message the clinic on WhatsApp
Start a conversation directly with the clinic team.
Send any reports and scans you already have
Previous exams, prescriptions, or diagnostic imaging help the clinic understand your case.
Share the details of your case
Describe your symptoms, history, and what you're looking for.
Receive initial guidance about your case and the recommended next steps
This is preliminary guidance based on what you share remotely, not a definitive diagnosis or treatment plan. A definitive diagnosis and treatment decision requires an in-person examination and, where appropriate, further investigations at the clinic.
Arrange your visit to Alexandria if needed
Once you have a clear picture of next steps, plan your consultation and treatment visit.
Prof. Ahmed Hossam Abdalla
Professor of Ophthalmology, Founder of Abdalla Eye Clinic
Extensive experience in cataract surgery, IOL selection, glaucoma diagnosis and management, LASIK candidacy assessment, and medical retinal care. Speaks Arabic and English.
Dr. Mohamed Hossam Abdalla
Ophthalmologist at Abdalla Eye Clinic
Specialising in cataract surgery, refractive procedures, dry eye diagnosis and treatment, glaucoma monitoring, and paediatric eye care. He worked for two years in the United Kingdom as a consultant in glaucoma and cataract. Speaks Arabic and English.
Each treatment page has full clinical detail. This page focuses on how the international-patient process works — contact, share your case, get guidance, then plan your visit.
Open Saturday–Wednesday, 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM.
You can start remotely — message the clinic on WhatsApp and send your reports and scans to get initial guidance. A definitive diagnosis and treatment decision requires an in-person examination and, where appropriate, further tests at the clinic in Alexandria.
Any existing medical reports, eye scans, prescriptions, or previous diagnoses you have. If you don't have any, you can still message the clinic to discuss your situation.
No. Sending your reports lets the clinic give you initial guidance on next steps. Whether a specific treatment is appropriate for you can only be confirmed after an in-person examination.
Start on WhatsApp. The clinic team will guide you from there toward arranging a visit if appropriate.
Send your reports and scans on WhatsApp and hear back from the clinic about your next steps.
