Eye examinations and vision tests in Dietikon and Erlenbach

Your ophthalmologist with the latest equipment

We offer a wide range of treatments using the latest methods.
At the Turicum Eye Centre, run by Dr Tobias Koller, we treat all eye diseases using the latest findings in ophthalmology. We have the most modern equipment available for diagnosis. We are happy to take time for you at our practices in Dietikon and Erlenbach.

Classical examinations

We offer comprehensive eye examinations to ensure the health of your eyes. This includes measuring your glasses and determining the refractive power of your glasses to ensure optimal vision. Another important part of the examination is measuring the pressure inside the eye, which is crucial for diagnosing or ruling out glaucoma.

We specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of eye infections, including corneal, conjunctival, uveal, scleral and retinal infections. These infections can have serious consequences and early treatment is crucial to maintaining eye health.

When examining the main eye structures, such as the cornea, conjunctiva, choroid, sclera and retina, we carefully look for any possible changes. These include conditions such as cataracts, macular degeneration or retinal detachment. These changes can cause serious vision problems, which is why an accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment strategy are essential.

Special eye examinations

At the Turicum Eye Centre, we place particular emphasis on the precise diagnosis of strabismus. With the help of our vision therapy, we offer individual treatment programmes that specifically aim to correct strabismus in order to optimally promote vision.

Another focus of our practice is the diagnosis of irregular corneal irregularities, such as keratoconus, pellucid marginal degeneration or LASIK ectasia. These disorders require specialised treatment methods, which we develop individually for each patient.

Thanks to the latest technology, we are able to offer early diagnosis of retinal diseases. With the help of optical coherence tomography (OCT), we can visualise retinal structures with an accuracy of 1/100 mm, enabling us to detect pathological changes at an early stage and treat them accordingly.