Specialist evaluation and imaging for retinal conditions, diabetic eye changes and unexplained vision concerns — with a clear next step at every step of care.
Each option has its own strengths. Your specialist will match the right pathway to your eyes and lifestyle.
Early detection and structured monitoring.
Includes fundus photos, OCT and laser or injection planning when needed.AMD, macular hole and macular oedema pathways.
Specialist evaluation with modern imaging and treatment options.Urgent evaluation for flashes, floaters and shadows.
Timely referral is critical — early treatment protects sight.Assessment and management with imaging-led decisions.
Includes follow-up injections when indicated.Eligibility is confirmed through a detailed screening — the checklist below is a starting point.
Diabetes with no eye check in the last 12 months
Sudden flashes, floaters or a curtain-like shadow
Blurred or distorted central vision
Family history of retinal disease
Recent eye injury or high-myopia follow-up
Detailed dilated retinal examination by a retina specialist.
OCT and fundus photography for a clearer, documented view.
Discuss injection, laser or surgical options if indicated.
Structured reviews to protect long-term vision.
Vitreo-Retina, Refractive & Cataract Specialist
MBBS (AIIMS) · MD Ophthalmology (AIIMS) · Vitreoretinal & Uvea (AIIMS) View profile
Phaco-Refractive & Medical Retina Specialist
MBBS · MS Ophthalmology (Gold Medalist) · DNB Ophthalmology · FICO (UK) View profile
Phaco-Refractive Surgeon & Medical Retina Specialist
MBBS · MS Ophthalmology View profileFinal cost depends on your eye, the recommended pathway, chosen technology and any lens or implant options. Our care team explains each factor before you decide, including cashless insurance and EMI where applicable.
Anyone with diabetes, high myopia, or symptoms like flashes, floaters or distortion should have a specialist review.
Not always — your specialist recommends imaging based on findings and the plan.
They are given under anaesthetic drops — most patients tolerate them well.
Early stages can stabilise with good sugar control and timely treatment.
OCT, fundus imaging and topography for informed care.
Modern lens options for confident, comfortable sight.