Contact lens Clinic

A contact lens is a thin, curved lens placed on the film of tears that covers the surface of your eye and is an alternative to spectacles. Contact lenses provide a safe and effective way to correct vision when used with care and proper supervision.

Advancements in contact lens technology makes them comfortable to wear for longer duration. They not only substitute glasses, but also enhance clarity of vision, avoid fogging, boosts confidence, and help you to participate more actively in sports.

Cataract Surgery

Cataract is clouding of the natural lens in the eye which leads to blurring of vision & disturbance in normal day to day activities.

Only treatment available for cataract is Cataract Surgery.

Fundoscopy Indirect

Fundoscopy or retinal examination is a test which is used to examine the back of the eye including the optic nerve head (called optic disc), retina and major blood vessels.

In Indirect Ophthalmoscopy, you may be required to lie down or recline as your eye specialist shines a bright light mounted on his forehead into your eye and examines the inside of your eye with a condensing lens. As compared to direct ophthalmoscopy, indirect ophthalmoscopy provides a wider, three dimensional view of the retina that is easier to interpret

Eye Sonography

An eye and orbit ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to measure and produce detailed images of your eye and eye orbit (the socket in your skull that holds your eye).

This test provides a much more detailed view of the inside of your eye than a routine eye exam.

An ultrasound technician or an ophthalmologist (a doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating eye disorders and diseases) usually performs the procedure.

Computerised Eye testing

An optician can prescribe you glasses through computerised testing based on undilated AR (auto refractometer) readings.

An ophthalmologist performs a complete eye examination right from checking for vision abnormalities to eye pressure and examining of the retina.