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Professor Dov Weinberger is a respected expert in the field of ophthalmology. The professor’s main field of activity is the treatment of retinal pathologies through surgical methods. He is fluent in innovative methods of eye microsurgery and flawlessly performs surgeries aimed at treating retinal detachments or retinal tears.
The professor graduated from medical school and completed his residency in Israel, after which he went abroad for a fellowship in retinal surgery. He is currently the head of the ophthalmology services at the Rabin Center.
Patients can go to him at Assuta, a private hospital. He provides comprehensive recommendations, as well as therapeutic and diagnostic services at the highest level. He pays special attention to accurate diagnosis and early detection of retinal diseases, because a long absence of appropriate treatment can lead to serious vision loss.
As a qualified ophthalmologist, Professor Dov Weinberg is proficient in all innovative methods of eye microsurgery and performs virtually all types of modern ophthalmic surgery with a high success rate and minimal chance of complications.
In his field he is one of the best specialists in Israel, especially in: vitreoretinal microsurgery, ophthalmic laser therapy, vitrectomy, medication-assisted treatment of eye injuries and diseases. He professionally performs the most complex operations, focusing on a minimally invasive, gentle approach, so that patients practically do not suffer from marked discomfort and rather quickly recover.
The professor’s clinical work is successfully combined with research and teaching activities. He shares his invaluable academic experience with students in the Department of Ophthalmology, where he is the supervisor. He is also a regular lecturer and speaker at various symposiums and conferences covering ophthalmological issues.
The professor is directly involved in the development of medical nanotechnology in the field of ophthalmology. Together with his international colleagues, he works tirelessly to find the most effective and reliable new methods to restore sight to people around the world.