Welcome
We Provide Service With a Smile
At our practice, every patient is welcomed with warmth and genuine care. Dr Karen Conradie takes time to listen, understand your concerns, and explain your options clearly. You can expect practical guidance, thorough eye examinations, and treatment plans tailored to your needs.
Our focus is simple:
To help you see comfortably and confidently, with the support of a doctor who treats you like a person, not a number.
When to See an Ophthalmologist
Common Signs or Situations Where You Should Seek Professional Eye Care.
If you are experiencing any of the following, it may be time to book an appointment.
- Blurry or cloudy vision, especially when it affects daily tasks
- Sudden vision changes, such as flashes, floaters, or dark spots
- Eye pain or discomfort that does not improve
- Persistent redness or irritation
- Watery, dry, or itchy eyes
- Diabetic patients for routine screening or any visual concerns
- Glaucoma screening for everyone over the age of 40 years or with a family history of glaucoma
- Crossed or misaligned eyes, especially in children
- Growths on the eye, including pterygiums
- Regular check-ups, especially if you are over 55 or have chronic conditions
To test for glasses or any spectacle related queries, please visit an optometrist.
Services Overview
Comprehensive Eye Care Services
Our practice offers a wide range of diagnostic, medical, and surgical eye care services.
Each service page provides clear explanations to help you understand your condition and treatment options.
Understanding the Difference Helps You Protect Your Sight
Ophthalmologist vs Optometrist
Your eye health depends on seeing the right professional when needed. If you’re unsure whether you need an ophthalmologist or an optometrist, click here to read more about the differences and find out which professional is right for you
Technology & Care Philosophy
Modern Technology. Compassionate Care.
We use trusted, up-to-date diagnostic tools to ensure accurate assessments and safe treatments. Advanced imaging, detailed scans, and modern surgical techniques support our work, but our approach remains personal and patient-centred.
Every patient is treated with respect, patience, and clear communication. You will always know what to expect and why each step matters.
About our Doctor
Meet Dr Karen Conradie
Dr Conradie is an ophthalmologist with a warm, approachable manner and a strong clinical background.
She listens carefully, explains things simply, and values building long-term relationships with her patients.
Her qualifications include:
- M.B.ChB
- M.Med (Ophthalmology)
- FC (Ophth)
She has experience in both public and private eye care settings and has a special interest in cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, macular degeneration, pterygia, and general eye health.
Your Visit
What to Expect During
Your Visit
Your visit is designed to be calm and comfortable. Here is a simple outline of what usually happens:
If you have questions at any stage, we will gladly assist.
Contact & Location
Reach Us Easily
Our practice is located at Pasteur Eye Hospital in Bloemfontein.