From cataract surgery to glaucoma and diabetic eye care — led by a KKM-registered consultant ophthalmologist, with insurance panel options and easy instalment plans.
Azzahra Eye Centre is the first specialised eye centre in Kemaman, set up to bring expert eye care closer to the local community. Officially registered in April 2024, we aim to be a complete one-stop pusat rawatan mata for eye and vision problems.
As a klinik pakar mata registered as an Ambulatory Care Centre with the Ministry of Health Malaysia (KKM), we comply with the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act, including its requirements for setup, facilities and fees.
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As a klinik pakar mata in Kemaman, we treat a wide range of eye conditions for all ages.
Cloudy or misty vision? Cataract evaluation, surgery and lens options from an eye specialist.
Screening and treatment for diabetic retinopathy to help protect your sight.
Early detection and long-term management of glaucoma, the "silent thief of sight".
Assessment and treatment of pterygium (growth on the eye surface).
Itchy, red or watery eyes? Get care at our clinic.
Diagnosis and treatment of corneal problems that can affect vision.
Burning, gritty or tired eyes? Treatment matched to the cause of your dry eye.
Care for inflammation inside the eye.
Eye checks for older adults, including age-related macular degeneration.
Eye examinations and care for children.
We work with the following panels to make treatment more accessible:
Don’t wait until it gets worse. Visit our eye specialist if you experience :
Blurry Vision (Mata Kabur)
Blurry vision or mata kabur can have many causes, from a change in eyeglass power to cataract, dry eye, diabetic eye disease or problems with the retina or cornea. Sudden blurring, or blurring that keeps getting worse, should be checked promptly. Our eye specialist will examine your eyes, find the cause and explain your treatment options clearly.
Eye Pain, Redness and Irritation
Eye pain, redness, a gritty feeling or sensitivity to light can be caused by infection, inflammation, allergy, dry eye or a corneal problem. As a eye specialist in Kemaman, we assess the cause properly so you get the right treatment rather than guessing with over-the-counter drops. Seek care quickly if the pain is severe, follows an injury, or comes with a sudden drop in vision.
Itchy, Watery or Allergic Eyes
Constant itching, rubbing and watery eyes are common with eye allergies and can affect your work, sleep and daily comfort. We help identify the trigger and recommend suitable treatment and eye care habits.
Dry, Tired or Burning Eyes
Long hours on screens, air-conditioning and ageing can all lead to dry eye. If your eyes feel sore, burning or tired by the end of the day, a dry eye assessment can find out what is behind it and what will help.
Cloudy Vision, Glare and Difficulty Seeing at Night
Halos around lights, sensitivity to glare, faded colours or trouble driving at night may be signs of cataract. We offer cataract evaluation, surgery and lens options, and our eye specialist will go through what suits your eyes and lifestyle.
Vision Changes from Diabetes
Diabetes can damage the small blood vessels in the retina, often without early symptoms. Regular eye screening helps detect diabetic retinopathy early, so if you have diabetes, do not wait for your vision to change before seeing a pakar mata.
Glaucoma and Eye Pressure
Glaucoma often causes no pain and no obvious symptoms in its early stages, yet it can slowly damage the optic nerve. If you have a family history of glaucoma, are over 40, or have never had a full eye check, a screening is worth booking.
Eye Problems in Children
Children often do not realise their vision is poor. Squinting, sitting too close to the screen, frequent eye rubbing, headaches or struggling at school can be signs of a vision problem. Early examination helps support healthy visual development.
Age-Related Eye Disease
As we get older, the risk of conditions such as cataract, glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) rises. Regular eye check-ups help catch problems early and keep you seeing well for longer.
MD (USM), MMED OPHTHAL (USM)
Dr. Muhamad Amin Bin Ramli is a highly skilled Consultant Ophthalmologist with extensive experience in eye care and surgical ophthalmology. He completed his medical degree (MD) and later pursued his Master of Medicine in Ophthalmology (MMED OPHTHAL) at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), where he received comprehensive training in the latest techniques and treatments for a wide range of eye conditions.
With a strong commitment to patient-centered care, Dr. Amin’s approach combines thorough assessment and diagnosis with tailored treatment plans that prioritize each patient’s needs. His clinical interests include cataract surgery, management of glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and advanced diagnostics for age-related macular degeneration.
