Dr. Eldad Adler

Senior specialist in cataract and corneal surgery at the Meir Medical Center, Kfar Saba

Ophthalmology, cataract, cornea

Laser Vision Correction, Pterygium Surgery

Dr. Eldad Adler is a specialist in surgical ophthalmology, specializing in laser cataract surgery and advanced lens replacement, corneal and external eye disorders, laser vision correction, and the anterior segment of the eye. Dr. Adler underwent all his professional training in the USA, worked at a private ophthalmology institute in California, and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Ophthalmology. Dr. Adler is a senior specialist in the cornea subdivision of the Meir Medical Center (Kfar Saba) Ophthalmology Department, and operates private ophthalmology practices in Tel Aviv, Kochav Yair and Afula.

• Senior specialist in corneal disesases at the Meir Medical Center, Kfar Saba

• Director of the Cataract Service in the Ophthalmology Department at the HaEmek Medical Center, Afula

• A senior ophthalmologist at the HaEmek Medical Center

• Specialization on corneal, external eye, and refractive surgery for vision correction at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Florida

• Ophthalmology fellowship at the University of California Eye Institute in Los Angeles

• Residency in ophthalmology at the University of Oklahoma Eye Institute, Oklahoma City

• A corneal and laser cataract surgeon at the Milauskas private eye institute, Palm Springs, California

• Graduate of the School of Medicine, Tel Aviv University

• American Academy of Ophthalmology

• Alliance for Eye and Vision Research

• American Medical Association

• American Cataract and Refractive Surgery Society

• Israel Medical Association

• Israeli Ophthalmology Society

• The eye microbiology and immunology research group

• Oklahoma Academy of Ophthalmology

• Hebrew

• English

• Laser cataract surgery with advanced lens implantation

  • Intraocular lens replacement for vision correction at all ranges

  • Premium lens implantation to repair cylinder and reduce the need for eyeglasses

• Laser vision correction

  • LASIK

  • PRK/LASEK

• Pterygium removal with a conjunctival autograft using biological glue

• Eye surface diseases

  • Dry eye

  • Blepharitis

  • Sjogren Syndrome

  • Rosacea

  • Meibomian gland disfunctions at the eyelids

  • Exposure keratopathy

  • Neurotropic keratopathy

  • Repeated erosions

  • Pterygium

  • Pinguecula

• Infectious diseases of the cornea and conjunctiva

  • Viral eye infections (including herpes)

  • Bacterial eye infections

  • Fungal eye infections

  • Mikobacterial and parasitic (including Acanthamoeba)

  • Infections related to contact lenses

• Inflammation of the sclera and superficial layers above it (episcleritis)

  • Scleritis

  • Episcleritis

• Immune diseases

  • Allergic eye inflammations

  • Allergic eye inflammations in children

  • Spring inflammation in adults (Atopic)

  • Steven-Johnson Syndrome

  • Pemphygoid

  • After bone marrow transplantation (Graft vs. Host disease)

  • Corneal transplant rejection

• Corneal and anterior segment injuries

  • Foreign bodies

  • Partial to full-thickness corneal lacerations

  • Iris (pupil) damage following trauma or previous surgery

  • Thermal and chemical burns of the eye surface

  • Superficial and intraocular hemorrhages

  • Intraocular inflammations following trauma or surgery

• Corneal edema

  • As a result of dystrophy or previous eye surgery

  • Medication and surgical treatment

  • Partial or full corneal transplants

• Cataract surgery

  • Femtosecond laser assisted cataract surgery (FLACS)

  • Astigmatism repair using laser or special lenses

  • Premium lenses for increased vision range and eyeglasses removal

• Complex cataract surgery

  • Thick cataract

  • Brown cataract

  • White cataract

  • Intraocular lens suturing due to the absence of capsular support

• Intraocular lens replacement and anterior segment repair after complications of cataract surgery and other surgeries

• All kinds of laser refractive surgery for vision correction

• Degenerative diseases of the conjunctiva and cornea

• Keratoconus and other ectatic corneal diseases, including after refractive surgery

• Congenital corneal and anterior segment disorders, including congenital corneal opacities and other lesions

• Treatment of corneal dystrophy of all kinds including lamellar (partial) corneal transplants

• Premalignant and malignant diseases of the conjunctiva and cornea

• Limbal stem cell deficiency