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Dr. Hussein Khairy is Head of the Retina and Vitreous Unit at Magrabi Health Eye – Al Morgan – Jeddah. He has extensive experience in ophthalmology, with a special focus on retina and vitreous surgery, intravitreal injections, complex cataract surgery, and intraocular lens implantation.
He sees patients at Magrabi Health Eye – Al Morgan – Jeddah and Magrabi Health Eye – Madina Road – Jeddah. This is part of Magrabi Health’s network that extends over more than 70 years, supported by quality and safety accreditations such as JCI and CBAHI, with more than 50,000 patients choosing the Madina Road branch throughout its journey.
If you need an assessment for a condition related to the retina or vitreous body, follow-up for blurred vision, or would like to ask whether the doctor is suitable for your case, you can start with a WhatsApp message to ask about the nearest available appointment with Dr. Hussein Khairy at the Al Morgan branch in Jeddah.
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Specialty: Retina and vitreous
Medical role: Head of the Retina and Vitreous Unit
Experience: 27 years in ophthalmology
Specialized experience: 22 years in retina and vitreous surgery
Surgical experience: More than 6,500 retina and vitreous surgeries
Clinic: Magrabi Health Eye – Al Morgan – Jeddah
Languages: Arabic and English
When a patient needs an assessment for a condition related to the retina or vitreous body, they often look for a doctor who combines specialized experience, clear explanation, and accurate assessment before determining the suitable plan. Retina and vitreous conditions require careful medical examination, especially when there is blurred vision, floaters, flashes, or a clear change in vision quality.
Dr. Hussein Khairy helps patients through:
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Dr. Hussein Khairy helps assess and follow up on several conditions related to the retina and vitreous body, and the doctor determines the suitable plan after examination.
Some retina and vitreous conditions require specialized assessment to determine whether follow-up or surgical intervention is suitable. The doctor determines the appropriate procedure after examination and understanding the details of the case.
Intravitreal injections may be one of the treatment options for some eye and retina diseases, according to the doctor’s assessment. This procedure is not selected based on symptoms alone, but after eye examination and determining the suitable diagnosis.
Dr. Hussein Khairy helps assess complex cataract cases, especially when the case requires precise experience in evaluating the lens and retina before determining the suitable plan.
Some patients may need an assessment to determine the possibility of intraocular lens implantation according to the lens condition, vision quality, and eye examinations. The doctor determines the most suitable option based on the medical assessment.
A retina and vitreous examination helps assess the health of the back part of the eye, especially when there is poor vision, sudden blurred vision, floaters or flashes, or cases that need careful follow-up.
Medical note: The suitable treatment cannot be determined based on symptoms alone. The doctor determines the plan after examination and medical assessment.
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Dr. Hussein Khairy is Head of the Retina and Vitreous Unit at Magrabi Health Eye – Al Morgan – Jeddah. He has 27 years of experience in ophthalmology, including 22 years in retina and vitreous surgery.
Dr. Hussein Khairy started his professional career at Magrabi Eye and Ear Hospital in 2001. He has performed more than 6,500 retina and vitreous surgeries, in addition to many cataract surgeries, lens implantations, and intravitreal injections.
He also participates in local and international conferences, supporting his continued engagement with scientific and professional developments in ophthalmology and eye surgery.
Dr. Hussein Khairy’s qualifications and professional experience support his specialty in retina and vitreous care, including:
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Dr. Hussein Khairy sees patients at: Magrabi Health Eye – Al Morgan – Jeddah
Address: 6614 King Abdul Aziz Road, Al Murjan District, Jeddah 23715 4248, Saudi Arabia.
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If you need a specialized assessment for a condition related to the retina, vitreous body, complex cataract, or intraocular lens implantation, you can contact Magrabi Health through WhatsApp to ask about the nearest appointment with Dr. Hussein Khairy at the Al Morgan branch in Jeddah.
Dr. Hussein Khairy specializes in retina and vitreous surgery, serving as the Head of the Retina and Vitreous Unit at Magrabi Health Eye in Jeddah.
Dr. Hussein Khairy has 27 years of experience in ophthalmology, with 22 of those years focused specifically on retina and vitreous surgery.
Dr. Hussein Khairy treats various conditions related to the retina and vitreous body, including those requiring surgery, intravitreal injections, and complex cataract assessments.
During a consultation, patients can expect a thorough assessment of their condition, clear explanations of their diagnosis, and a discussion of suitable treatment options tailored to their needs.
Yes, Dr. Hussein Khairy is experienced in managing complex cataract cases and will determine the appropriate surgical plan based on the patient's specific condition.
Dr. Hussein Khairy is fluent in both Arabic and English, allowing him to effectively communicate with a diverse range of patients.
