Eye Treatment in Alanya
Eye infections, foreign bodies, injuries and examinations — with referral for surgery when needed.
Eyes on a beach holiday
Chlorinated pools, salt water, sun, sand and air conditioning make eye problems common here. Most are minor; a few are not, and the difference matters because the eye tolerates delay badly.
Common problems
- Conjunctivitis — red, sticky, itchy eyes
- Foreign bodies: sand, grit, an insect, a contact lens fragment
- Corneal scratches, including from contact lenses worn in the sea
- Styes and eyelid infections
- Dry, burning eyes from air conditioning and sun
- Allergic eye symptoms
Clinic hours: 09:00–19:00, seven days a week
House calls: 24/7
Get seen the same day if
Vision is reduced, the eye is painful rather than gritty, light hurts, there was a blow or a chemical splash, or you wear contact lenses and have a red painful eye. Chemical splashes: rinse with clean water for twenty minutes first, then seek help immediately.
Beyond what a practice can do
Cataract surgery, retinal problems and glaucoma need an eye hospital. We assess, treat what should be treated, and refer promptly where specialist care is required.
How to arrange it
Call or send a WhatsApp message to +90 543 580 69 13. Tell us what is wrong and where you are — a hotel name and room number is enough. You are given a time and a price before anything starts.
The clinic is at Oba Mah., Fabrika Caddesi, Alanya / Antalya, Türkiye, open 09:00–19:00, seven days a week. Hotel and home visits run 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
If someone is unconscious, cannot breathe, is bleeding heavily or has chest pain, call 112 first.
Feeling ill in Alanya right now?
A doctor can be at your hotel within the hour. Call or message — we answer 24/7.
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Medical disclaimer. This page is general health information, not a diagnosis and not a substitute for a consultation. If someone is unconscious, struggling to breathe, bleeding heavily or having chest pain, call 112 — the Turkish emergency number — immediately.
Written and medically reviewed by Dr. Oğuzhan Özkan, physician, Alanya. Last reviewed: 11 August 2026.