Anterior
Segment
Disorders
Introduction
The anterior segment refers to the front third of the eye, which includes the cornea, iris, lens, and aqueous humor. Disorders in this part of the eye can affect vision clarity, intraocular pressure, and eye health. At Solis Eye Care, we provide comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for anterior segment conditions, ensuring the health and function of your eye’s most vital components.
Common Symptoms of Anterior Segment Disorders


Causes and Risk Factors
- Common Anterior Segment Conditions
- Diagnosis & Treatment at Solis
- Long-Term Care and Monitoring

We use advanced tools like slit-lamp microscopy, anterior segment OCT, and specular microscopy for precise diagnosis. Treatments may include:


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It includes the cornea, iris, lens, and fluid-filled spaces in the front part of the eye.
Yes, they can cause significant vision disturbances if untreated.
No, many conditions are managed with medications and monitoring.
With anti-inflammatory drops, medications, and sometimes antibiotics.
Yes, especially if you have risk factors like aging, injury, or eye infections.