Cze H. Low
Ophthalmologist
3 Mount Elizabeth 16-01/02 Singapore , 228510About
Dr. Cze H. Low, MD, is the proud owner of CH Low Specialist Eye Center; his private practice established in 1983 in Mount Elizabeth, Singapore. Common eye operations performed include cataract surgery, Lasik and lens implantation, laser surgery, and retinal detachment surgery. The Clinic is staffed by Dr. Low, who is recognized locally and internationally as an experienced senior ophthalmologist with an impressive record of awards as a result of his outstanding performance in ophthalmic services to the community. He has nearly 40 years of experience in ophthalmology, being particularly well-versed in cataract and refractive surgery. Dr. Low is also affiliated with Mount Elizabeth Medical Center , and is a distinguished member of the Singapore Medical Association . He is listed in Leading Physicians in the world. He is a recipient of the SNEC Gold medal and listed in Who's who in the world ;he is a Rotary past president and assistant governor. He is listed in global 500, international who's who of professionals and who's who in medicine and healthcare. He is visiting professor of Ophthalmology, University of Tianjin, China.
Education and Training
National University of Singapore
University of London FRCS, FRCSE, FRCSG FAMS FRCOPHTH UK 1975
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Cze H. Low's Expert Contributions
What causes a blurry spot in your vision?
If it's constant, a complete eye examination is needed READ MORE
Eye twitching?
An examination is needed to ascertain that there are no local eye problems. Sometimes it becomes a tic. READ MORE
What are the disadvantages of cataract surgery?
It's surgery, there is down time and operation risks. READ MORE
How often should you get your eyes checked after age 50?
At least once a year. READ MORE
How do you fix a weak eye?
An examination will determine the cause and treatment. READ MORE
What are the side effects of using Systane eye drops?
Systane is a lubrication eye drop and should be ok. READ MORE
Stye in my eye that I squeezed?
The spot may remain as a scar. READ MORE
Can a bacterial eye infection go away on its own?
A mild infection can go away. A more severe one will require medical therapy READ MORE
What happens in vision therapy?
It's usually done for children. READ MORE
Which eye is first for cataract surgery?
I usually do the right eye first. READ MORE
Can eye drops make dry eyes worse?
Yes, some drops cause dryness. If you use artificial tears or lubrication it should be fine. READ MORE
How long can you wear contacts for?
Daily wear contacts are one use only, discard after one use. No more than 8 to 13 hours of wearing. READ MORE
Does sleep position affect eye pressure?
Sleeping with the eyes gave down and resting the eyes on a pillow could cause high eye pressure and lead to damage to the optic nerve and blindness over time. READ MORE
What happens if you don't use eye drops after cataract surgery?
You increase your risk of blindness if there is infection READ MORE
What eye drops are used after cataract surgery?
Usually an antibiotic steroid combination eye drops. READ MORE
Why do I have trouble seeing with my glasses now?
Your glasses can be scratched, damaged from wear and tear. Your eyes refraction may have changes. Your ocular surface may be diseased, affecting the eye surface. READ MORE
Can eyedrops cause red eyes?
Yes certain drops may cause redness. READ MORE
Should I go to the doctor if my eye is red?
Yes, if it doesn't resolve after a few days. READ MORE
How can I hydrate my eyes without eye drops?
Wash your eyes with warm boiled water READ MORE
Does sleep position affect eye pressure?
Yes if you sleep on your eyes exerting pressure on them. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Awards
- Who's Who Award
- Gold Medalist
- Marquis lifetime award 2019 2019 Marquis publications
Professional Memberships
- Singapore Medical association
- Academy of medicine Singapore
Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors
- Rotary International, Crohns and Colitis Society of Singapore
Professional Society Memberships
- Singapore Medical Association
What do you attribute your success to?
- Always seeking new medical approaches and keeping up with advancements in technology.
Awards
- Gold medal, SNECCommunity service medal, government of Singapore
Philanthropic Initiatives
- Rotary Club of Raffles City, social activities Crohns and Colitis society of Singapore
Hobbies / Sports
- Traveling, Swimming, Hiking, Photography
Favorite professional publications
- American Academy of Ophthalmology Journal
Areas of research
Refractive surgery, laser surgery, cataract surgeryCze H. Low's Practice location
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