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Drishti Eye Cares aim at providing comprehensive eye care services using the best in technology and skills. Besides delivering the regular eye-care services, the centres take pride in providing advanced level of diagnostic and therapeutic services in the field of vitreous and retinal diseases, Phacoemulsification surgery for Cataract and Customised Wave front LASIK Laser for removing glasses.

Drishti Eye Cares aim to provide an early treatment to the patients at affordable expenses. Besides, providing a complete and comprehensive routine eye checkup and surgeries, our centres provide specialized services ranging from Indirect Ophthalmoscopy, Fluorescein Angiography, OCT, Lasers, Ultrasonography, to Consultation and opinion, on telephone and on email, to fellow ophthalmologists for their difficult cases

Drishti Eye Care is a progressive, state-of-the-art health-care provider that proudly offers one of the most extensive and experienced surgical practices. Patients and referring physicians have access to the broadest possible range of experts and treatment.

LASIK & Refractive Retina & Vitreous Oculoplasty Cataract & IOL Glaucoma Treatment Squint Cornea Contact Lens & Low Vision Aids

What are the various refractive surgeries? The refractive power of the eye can be changed by any of

the three approaches: Changing the curvature of the cornea: this is the most

popular mode of refractive surgery. Removing the natural lens and replacing it with an

artificial lens of adequate power: it is similar to a routine phacoemulsification surgery, except that it is done in a clear lens and not a lens with cataract. As it is an invasive procedure and it also increases the chances of retinal detachment in eyes with high myopia, it is not recommended nowadays.

Putting an additional artificial lens within the eye on top of the existing natural lens: this technique is still not very popular as it is also invasive and may increase the chances of cataract formation.

How to know if my child has poor vision?

Normally a child should be able to recognize mother and have a social smile by 6-8 weeks of age. If the child has poor vision in both the eyes, then he/she may not recognize the mother or may not respond to the visual stimuli. Once the child starts walking, he/she may frequently bump into objects.