Ophthalmology · Cornea · Cataract · Refractive Surgery
Eye specialist — a personal, compassionate approach
Specialties
Advanced cataract surgery with premium intraocular lenses, including multifocal and toric implants.
Laser eye surgery with LASIK and PRK using state-of-the-art laser platforms.
All types of corneal transplantation, including partial-thickness DMEK and DSAEK grafts with faster recovery.
Treating the root cause, not just the symptoms: inflammation, meibomian gland disease and tear deficiency.
Patient stories
After my cataract surgery on the right eye, I asked to book the left eye as soon as possible — the difference is incredible.
I had laser vision correction with Prof. Mimouni. I want to thank him for the kind care and the successful surgery.
I suffered from dry eye for years and felt nobody had the patience to work out the cause. Prof. Mimouni identified the problem and the treatment cured me.
Articles
Red eye with discharge? Prof. Michael Mimouni explains how to tell viral, bacterial and allergic conjunctivitis apart, why most cases need no antibiotic drops at all, how long it stays contagious — and the red flags that mean you must be examined.
Corneal mapping is a non-invasive examination that maps the shape of the cornea. Prof. Michael Mimouni explains when it is required — diagnosing keratoconus, before laser surgery, and for treatment planning — and what it reveals.
Dry eye after laser vision correction is common and almost always temporary. Prof. Michael Mimouni — a refractive surgeon and dry-eye specialist — explains why it happens and how it is treated.
Prolonged screen work causes dry eye — but not for the reason most people think. Prof. Michael Mimouni, a cornea specialist in Haifa, explains what actually happens to the eye and what helps.
A keratoconus diagnosis does not automatically mean surgery. Prof. Michael Mimouni explains when cross-linking is genuinely needed, what the treatment does (and does not do), and how vision is corrected — honestly, without scare tactics.
Cataract has no disability percentage of its own at the National Insurance Institute — clause 62(e) states that the degree is determined by visual capacity alone. Prof. Michael Mimouni explains how cataract is actually assessed, what the 2012 amendment changed, and why older guides mislead about the artificial lens.
