OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography)

Optical Coherence Tomography also known as OCT, is a non-invasive imaging method used to generate an image of the back of your eye also known as your retina. Read more

CORNEAL TOPOGRAPHY SCAN

Corneal Topography is a non-invasive imaging scan technique which maps the surface of the cornea (the clear front part of the eye). Read more

CORNEAL CROSS LINKING (C3R/CXL)

Corneal Cross Linking also known as C3R or CXL is a procedure done to treat Keratoconus (a condition wherein the cornea of the eye has Read more

Cataract

Our eyes have a natural lens which helps us with our vision, with age, the efficacy of this lens reduces. Read more

The Importance of Evaluating Glaucoma

"In early glaucoma, one may not have any amount of blindness. But if it is uncontrolled or went undiagnosed, Read more

What is Corneal Ulcer?

What is a corneal ulcer?
A corneal ulcer is any breakdown of the surface upper layer of the cornea. Read more

UPTO WHAT AGE CAN LASIK BE DONE?

I often get asked this question by the older generation. The minimum age for LASIK is 18 years with a stable Read more

Blade v/s Bladeless LASIK

Precision in surgery is what every surgeon and patient chases- and this is the main advantage of a femtosecond laser. Read more

TYPES OF CORNEAL TRANSPLANTS (KERATOPLASTY)

Not all corneal transplants are done with the purpose of restoring vision. Optical corneal transplants/ Optical Keratoplasties are those done when the cornea Read more

INFECTIONS OF THE EYE

Not all infections of the eye are Conjunctivitis. Conjunctivitis is an inflammation or infection of the conjunctiva-the thin Read more

CORNEAL TRANSPLANT

Eye Donation Incase of visual problems affecting the eye, the cornea is the only structure that can be transplanted to Read more