Dr. Mawuena Dédé

Dr. Mawuena Dédé is a skilled Ophthalmologist with over 10 years of experience in the field of eye care. After completing her MBBS in 2006, Dr. Dédé went on to specialize in Ophthalmology, completing her MD in 2012. Her practice focuses on diagnosis, treatment, and surgical interventions for various eye conditions, including cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and retinal disorders.

Dr. Dédé has worked in both private clinics and public hospitals in Notsé, offering a wide range of services from routine eye exams and vision screenings to advanced surgical treatments. Her expertise includes cataract surgery, LASIK, glaucoma management, and retinal surgeries. She is also dedicated to preventive eye care and patient education, ensuring that her patients understand how to maintain good vision and prevent eye diseases.

Dr. Dédé has conducted research in ophthalmology, focusing on early detection of eye diseases, surgical techniques for cataract treatment, and innovative treatments for retinal diseases. Her research has explored the effects of diabetes on vision health, as well as advancements in laser surgeries for refractive errors. She has also worked on public health initiatives aimed at improving eye care accessibility in sub-Saharan Africa. Dr. Dédé’s work has been presented at international ophthalmology conferences and published in ophthalmic journals.

• Best Ophthalmologist of the Year, Togo Medical Association (2018)

• Excellence in Cataract Surgery, African Ophthalmology Conference (2019)

• Outstanding Contribution to Eye Care Research, Togo Medical Council (2020)

Dr. Dédé has authored multiple research papers in ophthalmology journals, focusing on eye diseases, surgical advancements, and preventive measures for vision care. Her work has contributed significantly to the development of new diagnostic tools for eye conditions and has influenced the way eye care is practiced in rural areas. Dr. Dédé is also known for her advocacy in eye health education and public health campaigns that aim to reduce preventable blindness.