Reliable Eye Check-Up. Personalized care by Prof. Shajari and
senior
physicians Pavlovic and
Dr.Grunwald. Private practice in Frankfurt –
centrally located, digital, and comfortable.
State-of-the-art technology for
precise results. Book your appointment now to experience
professional,
personalized care.
Mit Abend- und Wochenendterminen
sowie kostenfreien Parkmöglichkeiten*
The Diagnostics of Tomorrow. Today.
Early Detection:
Thanks to state-of-the-art
diagnostics, we can identify many
conditions before
symptoms even
appear.
You will be taken care of exclusively by
former senior physicians
who
held
leadership roles at
German university
hospitals.
A Comfortable Experience: With modern
facilities, a central location, and free
parking in Frankfurt, we ensure that your
visit is as
convenient
and pleasant as
possible.
Cutting-Edge Technology: The latest
diagnostic
equipment ensures accurate
and
reliable results.
Early Detection:
Thanks to state-of-the-art
diagnostics, we can identify many
conditions before
symptoms even
appear.
You will be taken care of exclusively by
former senior physicians
who
held
leadership roles at
German university
hospitals.
A Comfortable Experience: With modern
facilities, a central location, and free
parking in Frankfurt, we ensure that your
visit is as
convenient
and pleasant as
possible.
Cutting-Edge Technology: The latest
diagnostic
equipment ensures accurate
and
reliable results.
No Symptoms Despite Illness.
An eye check-up is crucial for early
detection of conditions like
glaucoma and macular
degeneration.
Glaucoma, for example, can go unnoticed for years, but early
diagnosis allows
for immediate treatment, potentially keeping
symptoms at bay. Diabetes and high blood
pressure can also show early signs in the eyes.
Patient with
early
diagnosed glaucoma
Patient with
late
diagnosed glaucoma
State-of-the-Art Diagnostics. For Your Eyes.
With our modern ultra-widefield device, we can examine the retina
without the need for dilation drops. You can comfortably drive
to your appointment—especially advantageous for regular check-ups, such as for diabetes or
nearsightedness
We also assess your eye pressure. If it appears abnormal, we can perform a
detailed scan of the optic nerve and a visual field test on-site to rule
out glaucoma.
It may sound unbelievable, but it’s actually possible today: We can observe
individual cells of your cornea in real-time, , enabling early
detection of conditions like Fuchs’ endothelial dystrophy (corneal cell degeneration).
Finally, dry eye can be precisely
quantified. This is one of the most
important steps for effective treatment, as even the slightest changes
can be detected early.
Imagine, we can see details in your eye not just with millimeter precision,
but with micrometer accuracy—one-thousandth of a millimeter! This
allows us to detect even the
smallest changes in the front part of the eye, as well as the early
stages of cataracts, with
great precision.
Through a detailed scan, we can precisely assess the individual cell layers
of your retina. This allows for early detection and treatment of conditions like macular
degeneration, as well as changes caused by diabetes and high blood
pressure.
Recommended for everyone – essential for some.
Many eye diseases, including glaucoma, which can potentially lead to blindness, can be
detected early with advanced technology—before symptoms appear. An eye examination from the
age of 40 is highly recommended to identify early signs of serious conditions and initiate
timely treatment before vision deteriorates.
If you spend over six hours daily on screens (computer, tablet, phone), regular eye
check-ups are essential to protect the eye surface. We’ll show you the best ways to care for
your eyes.
By the way, children should minimize screen time on tablets and phones. Studies suggest
excessive screen use may increase the risk of nearsightedness.
When myopia exceeds -6 diopters, it is referred to as “pathological myopia.” This is due to
an increased risk of retinal holes and retinal detachment in individuals with this
condition. If you have severe myopia, it is recommended to visit an eye doctor at least once
a year for regular check-ups.
Diabetes can cause serious damage to the blood vessels in the eyes, potentially leading to
significant vision impairment. Depending on the severity of your diabetes, you should have
an eye exam at least once a year. In some cases, more frequent check-ups and treatment may
be necessary.
-Children should have an early eye exam to detect the risk of amblyopia in time. Amblyopia
occurs when the brain fails to develop normal vision in one or both eyes, and it cannot be
corrected later with glasses or surgery. Early detection is crucial to ensure that both eyes
develop equally and function
Many eye conditions, such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and keratoconus, have a genetic
component. Early detection and treatment significantly improve outcomes, making regular
check-ups essential for those with a family history of eye disease.
Conditions like high blood pressure can severely damage the retina and, in extreme cases,
cause vascular occlusions leading to vision loss. Regular eye exams are crucial for
individuals with hypertension to detect early changes and prevent complications.
Frequent changes in prescription glasses can indicate an underlying issue with the eye’s
surface. Conditions such as dry eyes, keratoconus, or corneal abnormalities may be the
cause. Early detection is key to preventing long-term damage and ensuring optimal vision.
Eye Doctors Who Inspire
Ms. Pavlovic served as a senior
physician at the Aesthetic eye treatments
University
Hospital Frankfurt for many years and is a
specialist in a wide range of
ophthalmological
concerns.
Her areas of
expertise include:
Professor Shajari offers extensive
experience in treating eye
conditions and
helping patients achieve freedom from
glasses.
His
areas of expertise include:
Dr. Grunwald, with her years of
experience, offers a
comprehensive
range of ophthalmological services,
focusing on the following specialties:
Eye Doctors Who Inspire
Professor Shajari offers extensive
experience in treating eye
conditions and
helping patients achieve freedom from
glasses.
His
areas of expertise include:
Ms. Pavlovic served as a senior
physician at the Aesthetic eye treatments
University
Hospital Frankfurt for many years and is a specialist in a wide range of
ophthalmological
concerns.
Her areas of expertise include:
Dr. Grunwald, with her years of
experience, offers a
comprehensive range of ophthalmological services,
focusing on the following specialties:
So Comfortable
Frankfurt City Center: Our ophthalmologists are located in the heart of Frankfurt. The
practice is less than a 5-minute walk from the Louis Vuitton Boutique.
Evening and Weekend Appointments: We’re happy to treat you in the evening and on Saturdays
at our eye clinic.
Whether you want to make an appointment or need your test results, everything is just a
click away.
The eye clinic is modernly designed and fully accessible.
You can park free of charge in the Junghofstraße parking garage and the Goetheplatz parking
garage. After your visit, we’ll provide you with a validation ticket.
You see. You smile. We smile.
Our eye center has been honored with the
“German Customer Award” for our
outstanding patient satisfaction. This award is
given to companies across
Germany that
demonstrate exceptionally high
customer
satisfaction.
Consultation Hours
Mon – Fr: 8:00AM – 6:00PM
Sa: 9:00AM – 1:00PM
dr. vision
Located in the verifyMED Specialist
Center
Junghofstraße 16,
60311 Frankfurt
069-509586770
Phone Availability:
Mon – Fr: 8:00AM – 6:00PM
We are just a 3-minute walk from the Louis Vuitton Boutique at
Goetheplatz. Please ring the verifyMED doorbell upon arrival.
The Hauptwache and Taunusanlage stations are within walking
distance,
serving most S-Bahn and U-Bahn lines.
You can park for free in the Junghofstraße parking garage,
located
directly beneath our clinic at Junghofstraße 16.
For adults without noticeable eye problems, we recommend a preventive check-up every two years.
People over 40 or those at higher risk (such as those with a family history or pre-existing
conditions like diabetes) should have an annual exam. We offer personalized preventive care plans
at our practice.
A preventive eye exam includes several tests, such as measuring intraocular pressure, checking
vision, and examining the optic nerve. Imaging techniques like optical coherence tomography (OCT)
may also be used to detect early changes in the eye.
People over 40, those with a family history (e.g., glaucoma or macular degeneration), diabetics,
individuals with high blood pressure, and patients who spend a lot of time in front of screens
should be particularly mindful of their eye health. Any existing vision problems or sudden changes
should prompt an immediate examination.
While a preventive exam cannot prevent diseases, it can help detect eye conditions early and
treat them before serious damage occurs. Early diagnosis and targeted treatment are the best forms
of prevention.
Regular eye exams help detect and treat potential problems early, significantly reducing the
risk of vision loss and other complications. Additionally, good preventive care allows for
adjustments in visual aids and contributes to overall quality of life.
Yes, by maintaining a healthy diet, staying hydrated, protecting your eyes from harmful UV rays,
and taking screen breaks, you can do a lot for your eye health. However, regular eye check-ups
remain key to early detection of issues.
