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No. Anaesthetic eye drops numb the eye — no injections around or behind the eye. You may feel slight pressure but no pain. Most patients are surprised by how comfortable and quick the procedure is.

The procedure itself takes approximately 10 minutes. Plan around 2–3 hours at the hospital for preparation, surgery, and a short recovery observation before going home the same day.

Typically one eye is done at a time so the first eye can stabilise. The second eye is usually scheduled 1–2 weeks later once healing is confirmed.

Many patients notice improved brightness and clarity the next morning. Vision continues to stabilise over 4–6 weeks before a final spectacle prescription is given.

It depends on the intraocular lens (IOL). Monofocal IOLs usually require reading glasses. Premium trifocal or EDoF lenses can reduce dependence on glasses for most daily activities.

Yes. The intraocular lens is designed to remain in your eye for life. It does not wear out and cannot be felt once implanted.

In roughly 10–20% of patients, the membrane behind the IOL can become cloudy months or years later (posterior capsule opacification). A painless 5-minute YAG laser clears this instantly on our Zeiss CombiLASER platform.

No. Cataract surgery at Madhavi Netralaya is day-care. You arrive in the morning, have surgery, rest briefly, and return home the same day.

Yes. Our Zeiss Clarus 700 ultra-widefield camera captures up to 200° of the retina in high definition without dilation drops — so you can drive home with clear vision after your scan.

Every diabetic patient should have a retina scan at least once a year — or more often if diabetic retinopathy is already present. Many patients have significant retinal changes with no symptoms.

Yes. We provide intravitreal anti-VEGF injections (Ranibizumab, Aflibercept, Brolucizumab) and Ozurdex steroid implant for wet AMD, diabetic macular oedema, and retinal vein occlusion — as quick outpatient procedures.

Our Zeiss CombiLASER 532 nm Green Laser is used for pan-retinal photocoagulation (PRP) in proliferative diabetic retinopathy, barrage laser for retinal tears, and focal laser for macular oedema — all as outpatient procedures.

The eye is numbed with anaesthetic drops first. Most patients feel only mild pressure. The procedure takes under 5 minutes. Mild redness may occur for a day or two afterward.

It cannot be fully reversed, but progression can be slowed or halted with regular monitoring, Green Laser, and intravitreal injections. Early detection before irreversible damage is the key.

Sudden new floaters with flashes of light may indicate a retinal tear or detachment. Seek evaluation within 24 hours. Call 1800-571-9090 for urgent guidance.

Most patients resume normal activities the same or next day. Avoid swimming and heavy exercise for 24 hours. Driving is usually possible once the eye feels comfortable.

Glaucoma cannot currently be cured, but it can be controlled. With early diagnosis and treatment, most patients retain good functional vision for life. The goal is to prevent further damage.

Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT) uses low-energy laser pulses to stimulate the trabecular meshwork — improving fluid outflow and reducing eye pressure. It is painless, takes about 10 minutes, and can reduce or eliminate daily drops.

Not necessarily. SLT can achieve pressure reduction equivalent to first-line drops in many patients. Some may eventually need drops again, but SLT provides durable control for 5+ years in a significant proportion.

We offer SLT laser, YAG peripheral iridotomy, BANG (minimally invasive angle goniotomy), GATT, trabeculectomy, and cryoablation for end-stage painful eyes — selected based on glaucoma type and severity.

First-degree family history increases your risk roughly 4–9 times. We recommend a baseline work-up including pressure measurement, HFA visual field testing, and OCT RNFL even if your vision feels normal.

No. You sit at the machine, focus on a central point, and press a button when you see a flashing light. It takes 5–10 minutes per eye and is completely non-invasive.

No. Anaesthetic drops completely numb the eye. You may feel slight pressure for a few seconds during flap creation, but there is no pain. Most patients find the experience quick and comfortable.

LASIK reshapes the cornea with a laser. ICL implants a lens inside the eye without removing corneal tissue — preferred for high powers, thin corneas, or when reversibility is desired.

High powers require more corneal tissue removal, which may not be safe if the cornea is thin. ICL is often the preferred solution for powers up to −20.

In well-screened patients with stable pre-operative refraction, regression is minimal. Most maintain excellent vision for many years. Enhancement may be possible if clinically appropriate.

Most patients return to desk work within 1–2 days. Avoid contact sport and swimming for 4 weeks. PRK recovery takes 1–2 weeks for vision to stabilise.

LASIK and ICL are suitable through the late 30s and early 40s if power is stable and corneas are healthy. Presbyopia (reading vision changes) will be factored into lens selection and target power.

CXL does not reverse keratoconus — it halts progression. Early treatment typically preserves more functional vision long-term. Glasses or contact lenses address residual refractive error once stable.

A small stable pterygium can be monitored. Surgical excision is recommended if it grows toward the visual centre, causes astigmatism, persistent irritation, or cosmetic concern.

Contact lens wearers have elevated risk of Acanthamoeba and bacterial keratitis, especially with overnight wear, expired lenses, or tap water storage. Sudden pain, redness, or blur is an emergency.

Light activities within 1–2 weeks. The eye may appear red for several weeks. Vision typically stabilises at 4–6 weeks.

Superficial scars may be partially treated with excimer laser (PTK). Dense central scars may require corneal transplantation — we assess each case individually.

Progressive asymmetric power change in teens or young adults is a warning sign. Corneal topography confirms or rules it out. Early CXL is most effective before significant thinning.

IDRA is a digital dry eye analyser that measures tear film quality, lipid layer, and meibomian gland function — helping us classify dry eye type and plan targeted treatment rather than generic drops alone.

Dry eye is often a chronic condition, but symptoms can be well controlled with a structured plan — heat therapy, punctal plugs, prescription drops, and lifestyle changes for screen-related strain.

CVS is eye strain from prolonged screen use — dryness, blur, headache, and fatigue. We assess tear film and focusing muscle balance and recommend tailored therapy including breaks, glasses, and dry eye treatment.

Tiny plugs placed in the tear drainage openings to keep natural tears on the eye surface longer. They are quick, reversible, and effective for aqueous-deficient dry eye.

Persistent watering from a blocked nasolacrimal duct does not resolve with drops alone. Syringing confirms blockage. DCR — conventional or endoscopic — is the definitive surgical treatment with high success rates.

Both create a drainage pathway from the lacrimal sac to the nose. External DCR uses a small skin incision. Endoscopic DCR is performed through the nostril with no external scar and typically faster recovery.

It is done under anaesthesia. Mild nasal discomfort may occur for a few days postoperatively. Most patients return to normal activities within days.

Endoscopic DCR requires precise nasal navigation. Our ophthalmology and ENT team (including Dr. Vibhor Malhotra) collaborate — ophthalmology manages lacrimal anatomy; ENT provides endoscopic expertise with Karl Storz equipment.

Mild cosmetic ptosis may still cause brow ache or head tilt. We assess degree and discuss functional vs cosmetic goals before recommending surgery.

A lump present more than 4–6 weeks without response to warm compresses is likely a chalazion. Incision and curettage under local anaesthesia resolves most cases. Recurrent chalazia need further evaluation.

We use Zeiss IOLMaster 700 axial length measurement — tracking eye growth over time for early myopia progression, beyond standard glasses power checks alone.

Strategies include myopia-control spectacles, outdoor time counselling, and therapeutic options based on age and progression rate — planned after full paediatric eye assessment.

Bynocs is dichoptic digital therapy that trains both eyes to work together — used for amblyopia (lazy eye) in children when patching alone is insufficient or poorly tolerated.

Zeiss Clarus 700 ultra-widefield imaging detects peripheral retinal pathology — relevant in high myopia, trauma history, or when symptoms suggest retinal concern — without routine dilation in many cases.

Our suite includes Zeiss IOLMaster 700 (biometry), Quatera 700 (phaco cataract), Clarus 700 (ultra-widefield retina), Cirrus 6000 with Angioplex (OCT/OCTA), CombiLASER (SLT, Green laser, YAG), and HFA (visual fields).

Ultra-widefield, non-mydriatic colour imaging of up to 200° of the retina — for diabetic screening, AMD monitoring, and detecting peripheral pathology in a single scan.

Dye-free imaging on Zeiss Cirrus 6000 Angioplex that maps retinal blood flow — detecting neovascularisation and macular ischaemia without fluorescein injection.

One integrated platform for SLT glaucoma laser, 532 nm Green Laser retinal therapy (PRP, barrage, focal), YAG capsulotomy after cataract, and YAG peripheral iridotomy for angle-closure glaucoma.

Zeiss Quatera 700 is our cataract surgery platform — stitchless micro-incision phaco with advanced fluidics for precise, safe lens removal and IOL implantation.

Yes. We offer monofocal, toric (astigmatism-correcting), trifocal, and extended depth of focus (EDoF) intraocular lenses — selected after biometry on IOLMaster 700 and counselling on visual goals.

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