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Opthalmologikum Dr. Neuhann / Augentagesklinik am Marienplatz
Raphael Neuhann is a specialist in ophthalmology with the European specialist title FEBO – and since 2019 medical director of the eye day clinic at Marienplatz. As the son of Dr. Tobias Neuhann he continues not only a family business but also an attitude: innovation that serves people. His focus is on refractive surgery, lenses- and cataract surgeries as well as corneal transplants – precise, individual, state-of-the-art.
Whether age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinal changes or IVOM therapy: Tabitha Neuhann takes time for clarification and guidance – especially with chronic findings. She analyzes precisely, explains understandably, and guides safely through the next steps. Her calm communication builds trust, even when the diagnosis is challenging.
"Our top priority is to ensure that our patients feel completely comfortable with us and can focus on the success of their treatment in a relaxed manner."
Tobias Neuhann (FEBO)
Whether it's Femto-LASIK, Smile-Pro, Trans-PRK, PresbyMAX, or implantable lenses (ICL) – Raphael Neuhann masters the entire spectrum of modern refractive procedures. The focus is not on the method, but on the person: Which solution really fits? At the Eye Day Clinic at Marienplatz, all currently available laser platforms and diagnostic systems are available – embedded in a team that has accompanied over 100,000 procedures.
Together with his father, Raphael Neuhann is among the few specialists who perform corneal transplants at the highest level – for example, in cases of KeratoconusScarring or deformations. The most modern procedures such as DMEK or individualized lenticule implantations are used - microsurgically, tissue-conserving, precise.
Since joining in 2016 and taking over as medical director in 2019, Raphael Neuhann has shaped the strategic and medical direction of the facility - with a clear focus on quality, patient safety, and team leadership. The Augentagesklinik at Marienplatz, the Ophthalmologikum at the Opera, and the Dachau location today form a network that combines medical progress, family values, and modern infrastructure.