Specialist eye examinations with Dr. Lanfernini and Dr. Moscariello, with multidisciplinary input when appropriate. Systemic Ophthalmology is a cultural and clinical approach, not a medical specialty recognized at the regulatory level.
We do not provide teleconsultations or online eye examinations.
Eye examinations for adults and children, targeted imaging (e.g. OCT, Angio‑OCT), selected laser procedures (YAG Laser for Dr. Lanfernini) and ocular surface assessment.
The link opens the hospital booking portal, where you can select the preferred doctor in the dedicated search box.
Specialist eye consultations and advanced retinal diagnostics (e.g. Angio‑OCT), with access to selected laser procedures (YAG Laser for Dr. Lanfernini).
The link connects to the clinic booking system, where you can search for the doctor’s name.
Specialist eye examinations, ocular surface assessment and targeted imaging (e.g. OCT), in collaboration with the other services available in the facility.
The link leads to the MyGVM portal, where you can select the doctor by name.
If you live far away or your situation is complex, it may be helpful to contact us before booking to assess together whether a visit here is indicated and how to organise it.
Contact usVisits are provided in Private Practice only, with direct booking through the facilities (no National Health Service referral / CUP).
We do not provide teleconsultations or online eye examinations.
The eye examination is carried out as a standard specialist assessment, using the tools and procedures recommended by current ophthalmology guidelines for the specific case (for example slit‑lamp examination, visual acuity, intraocular pressure, fundus examination and targeted imaging).
In addition to the strictly ocular assessment, when the clinical picture suggests it, the examination may also take into account relevant general health factors. The ophthalmologist, however, does not replace the general practitioner or other specialists, and any systemic investigations are always shared with them.
In complex situations or when a systemic contribution is suspected, management is often coordinated with other professionals (for example nutritionists, internists, gastroenterologists, rheumatologists or dermatologists), in line with their specific competencies and official recommendations.
Second‑level tests (such as OCT, visual field, advanced imaging or any ocular/intestinal microbiota analysis) are considered only when clinically appropriate and useful, and are not part of a routine protocol for all patients.
