Clinic for Eye Diseases (UKCV), head of the department for diseases of the anterior segment of the eye and glaucoma.
Faculty of Medicine in Novi Sad, associate professor for the narrow scientific field of ophthalmology – head of the department of ophthalmology
Center for laser eye surgery “Perfect Vision”, expert consultant – glaucomatologist

Focus on Reaching Glaucoma Excellence, Cairo (2005)
AAO course: Neovascular glaucoma-the retina and glaucoma perspective under J Brent Bond MD, Chicago (2005)
AAO course: Normal tension glaucoma diagnosis and management dilemma, under James C Tsai MD, Chicago (2005)
Alcon Phako course, Ljubljana, (2006)
European Glaucoma Advisory Board Meeting, Budapest (2006)
AAO course: lasers in Glaucoma under Joel S Schuman MD, Las Vegas (2006)
AAO course: Updates in the surgical management of chronic angle-closure glaucoma under Jimmy S Lai FRCS, Las Vegas (2006)
AAO course: Successful trabeculectomy: flaps, punches, sutures and deedlings under Keith Barton MD, Las Vegas (2006)
ALCON European Glaucoma Advisory Board meeting, Istanbul (2007)
ALCON European Glaucoma Advisory Board meeting, Athens (2008)
AAO course: Phacotrabeculectomy and trabeculectomy under topical intracemeral anesthesia under C. CY Tham, New Orleans (2007)
AAO course: Phaco Frighteners: Practical pearls for optimum outcomes under BC Little, New Orleans (2007)
ALCON European Glaucoma Advisory Board Meeting, Frankfurt (2009)
AAO course: The management of neovascular glaucoma in 2009 Anil Mandal, San Francisco (2009)
AAO course: Interventions for Angle-closure glaucoma by comprehensive ophthalmologist under Dannis Lam, San Francisco (2009)
The Focus Program 2009: Enhancing glaucoma diagnosis in Europe. Barcelona (2009)
etc.

Active member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology
Member of the European Association of Glaumatologists
Vice-president of the Society of Glaucomatologists of Serbia

Author and co-author of over 70 works published in foreign and domestic magazines and presented at congresses abroad and in the country
Lecturer of numerous courses and seminars of continuing medical education
Collaborator in one provincial project and one clinical study

No, the procedure is completely painless. It takes only a few minutes, and as early as the next day you can function normally without glasses or lenses.

If you notice that your vision is blurry, colors are fading and you struggle to drive at night, these are clear warning signs. Surgery restores clear vision and once cataracts are diagnosed, it should not be postponed.

The biggest advantage is that you forget about glasses – both for near and far. This means you can read a book, use your phone and drive without additional visual aids.

You absolutely do! Toric lenses are specifically designed to correct astigmatism and provide clear vision.

These are artificial lenses that are placed inside the eye, while your natural lens remains untouched. They are an excellent option for younger people with high diopters who are not candidates for laser vision correction.

Prof. Dr. Babić Nikola

Clinical management, academic work and international professional cooperation

Perfect Vision Eye Laser Surgery Center, Kuća zdravlja Polyclinic

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