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Reception at the KSA Vision Clinic in Tallinn
Tallinn

Ophthalmologist and eye clinic in Tallinn

J. Vilmsi 5 / Raua 36, in the city centre. This is where the ophthalmologist sees patients, where our optometrists run eye examinations, and where the operating suite is — every KSA laser procedure happens here.

Address
J. Vilmsi 5 / Raua 36, 10126 Tallinn · entrance from Vilmsi street
Open
Mon–Fri 9.00–17.00
services

What happens in Tallinn

The Tallinn clinic is KSA's main site and the only one with an operating suite. Both examinations and all laser procedures take place here. On 25 October 2026 the suite receives a new SCHWIND AMARIS 1050RS in the Signature Line configuration — the only one in the Baltics in that configuration.

  • Audit eye examination — a full vision assessment for adults, with an optometrist
  • Ophthalmologist appointments for adults and children
  • Children's vision checks from the age of 2.5
  • The Flow3 laser procedure and its follow-up visits
  • Dry eye diagnostics and Rexon-Eye therapy
  • Glaucoma, macula and cataract monitoring programmes

Eye examinations are not a healthcare service and are carried out by optometrists. The laser procedure is a healthcare service and is performed by an ophthalmologist.

who sees you

Ophthalmologist or optometrist — what is the difference

The optometrist runs the examination

An optometrist measures your vision, your prescription and the state of the eye, and carries out the Audit examination. They do not diagnose or prescribe treatment. Most people who come about their vision see an optometrist first — and often that is enough.

The ophthalmologist diagnoses and treats

An ophthalmologist is a doctor. You need one when there is disease or a suspicion of it: eye pressure, glaucoma, cataract, inflammation, a retinal problem. The laser procedure is always performed by an ophthalmologist. No referral is needed.

The surgeons

KSA's laser procedures are performed by eye surgeons Dr Ants Haavel and Dr Karl-Erik Tillmann. Ants Haavel founded KSA in 2005 and is a refractive and corneal surgeon.

The optometry team

Examinations are run by KSA's team of optometrists. A full examination takes about an hour, and the optometrist talks you through the results in full.

Meet the whole team →

getting here

How to find us

By car and parking

There is city-centre zone parking by the main entrance, paid by mobile. At Vilmsi 12 there is the Ühisteenuste car park, zone P21. KSA patients get 15% off at the Snabb car park.

By public transport

The clinic is on the corner of J. Vilmsi and Raua, a few minutes' walk from the nearest stops.

When to arrive

Come 5–10 minutes before your appointment. Bring the glasses or lenses you currently wear, and any earlier test results you have.

Interior of the KSA Vision Clinic in Tallinn
equipment

What we examine with

An examination is not one measurement but several — that is how we tell whether your vision changed because of your prescription or because of something else.

Corneal topography

Measures the shape and thickness of the cornea. This is what shows whether a laser procedure suits your eye — and when it does not.

OCT

Optical coherence tomography shows the layers of the retina and the optic nerve. Glaucoma and macular changes appear here, often before anyone notices them.

Dry eye diagnostics

Meibography and tear film assessment with the Sirius device, with a written summary.

SCHWIND AMARIS 1050RS

The excimer laser the Flow3 procedure is performed with. This is the only KSA site that has one, and from 25.10.2026 it is in the Signature Line configuration. Read about laser vision correction.

faq

Common questions

No. You can book an ophthalmologist appointment at KSA without a referral — book online or call +372 644 5060.

An eye examination is run by an optometrist: they measure your vision and the state of the eye, but do not diagnose. An ophthalmologist is a doctor — they diagnose, prescribe treatment and perform procedures. If you are not sure which you need, call and we will help you choose.

All prices are on the price list. The laser procedure can also be paid for in instalments.

Yes. It means no queueing and enough time set aside for you. Book online or call +372 644 5060.

A full Audit examination takes about an hour. An ophthalmologist appointment is shorter.

If your pupils are dilated during the examination, your vision stays blurred for a few hours and light is uncomfortable. Do not plan to drive yourself that day.

The glasses or lenses you currently wear, and any earlier test results. If you wear contact lenses, leave them out for a few days beforehand — lenses change the shape of the cornea and that affects the measurement.

Yes. We check children's vision from the age of 2.5, either with an optometrist or together with an ophthalmologist.

Eye examinations are not a healthcare service and are carried out by optometrists. The laser procedure is a healthcare service and is performed by an ophthalmologist.

KSA Vision Clinic has been working since 2005. We have carried out more than 300,000 eye examinations and over 55,000 laser procedures, and in 21 years there has not been a single case of corneal weakening — ectasia. We operate under healthcare activity licences L04236 and L07200, and the Flow3 procedure carries a guarantee of up to ten years.

See our Tartu clinic →

Book an appointment at the Tallinn clinic

Choose a time that suits you. If you are not sure which examination you need, call +372 644 5060 and we will help you choose.