Maxivision Eye Hospital offers the following services and treatments: 1. Specialized (complex) and computerized ocular diagnoses 2. Comprehensive ophthalmology that covers: a. Wide range of unique microsurgical / optical reconstructive operations. b. Laser correction of Nearsightedness,Farsightedness and Astigmatism. c. Modern and sophisticated methods of treating; Cataracts (Phacoemulsification). Glaucoma (Laser therapy or surgery, by non penetrating deep sclerectomy). 

Maxivision Eye Hospital is the only hospital in Nigeria, offering combined phacoemulsification and non penetrating deep sclerectomy to treat co-existing cataract and glaucoma during the course of one surgical operation. 

We also provide therapies for other eye anomalies including: Diabetic retinopathy, Macular degeneration, Dry eye (conjunctivitis) Giant papillary conjunctivitis (GPC).

Maxivision Eye Hospital is equipped with a full-complement of new generation and highly advanced, ophthalmic diagnostic and surgical equipment which include the following: EXCIMER (laser system) for vision correction of Nearsightedness, Farsightedness and Astigmatism using the latest and most effective laser method called LASIK. ARGON (laser system) for retinal photocoagulation and treatment of different types of retinal disorders. Computerized ultrasound scanners Non-contact pneumatic tonometer Ophthalmoscopes. 

Computerized Keratotopograph Computerized Auto Ref – Keratotopograph Computerized Perimeter (visual field analyzer). Slit lamps and operating microscopes. Advance logic Lensometer. Millennium microsurgical system which offers the most advanced anterior and posterior segment functions available today in the world. Stratus-OCT3 (Carl Zeiss Meditec Inc) – Used for both optic nerve and retinal imaging with multiple acquisition modes, including rapid acquisition and more time-consuming algorithms - the latest objective aid in assessing and diagnosing glaucoma. IOL Master – which enables our surgeons to obtain precise axial length measurements (without local anesthesia nor risk of abrasion) along the visual axis to greatly enhance surgeon accuracy in determination of IOL power for implantation during cataract surgery.