A patient in her late 50s came to see me at Paschim Vihar a few weeks ago, convinced her blurry vision meant she needed a stronger pair of glasses — again. She’d already changed her prescription twice in eighteen months,…
Every 15th of August, I brace for the same pattern in the ER: a steady stream of two-wheeler riders, most of them young, coming in with a hand cupped over one eye, having no idea a piece of string caused…
“Will it hurt?” is usually the first question a patient asks once we’ve confirmed they’re a good candidate for LASIK — sometimes before we’ve even discussed cost or scheduling. I remember one patient, a first-year law student who’d been putting…
A patient walked into my Lajpat Nagar clinic last month with three browser tabs open on her phone — one for LASIK, one for SMILE, one for something called ICL she’d seen mentioned in a comment thread. She wasn’t confused…
As parents we watch our kids’ health carefully. We make sure they eat right, get their shots on schedule and visit the doctor when they aren’t feeling well. But eye health often does not get the same attention, largely because…
The majority of eye problems are easy to see. If you have pain, redness, irritation or blurred vision, you know you need to see an optometrist and where to get the best glaucoma surgery in Delhi. Glaucoma is different. Glaucoma,…
Are you experiencing blurred vision these days? Do you have tired eyes after working on screens? Do you have headaches, dry eyes or difficulty seeing at night? Many people ignore these symptoms thinking they will go away by themselves. But…
For many people, the decision to go ahead with cataract surgery does not happen overnight. It usually starts with small frustrations that slowly become part of everyday life. Reading a menu feels harder than it used to. Street signs seem…
Most people rarely wake up one morning and suddenly realise they have cataracts. It usually happens slowly, not in a day or two. If you have observed that the television looks slightly blurry from the sofa or your night driving…
Most people rarely wake up one morning and suddenly realise they have cataracts. It usually happens slowly, not in a day or two. If you have observed that the television looks slightly blurry from the sofa or your night driving…