EYE & RETINA

When a patient walks in saying, “Doctor, I suddenly see floaters, clouds, or even darkness in my vision,” one of the important conditions we consider is vitreous hemorrhage. Let’s walk through this together in a simple, practical way and discuss about vitreous hemorrhage causes, symptoms and treatment options available in Delhi. What is Vitreous Hemorrhage? Inside your eye, there is a clear gel called the vitreous. It helps maintain the eye’s shape and allows light to pass th

If you’ve started noticing that reading menus, phone screens, or fine print has become a daily struggle—even if your distance vision is still decent—you’re likely experiencing presbyopia, an age-related change in the eye. One of the most effective long-term solutions for this is PRELEX eye surgery (performed at Claritas Eye & Retina Institute). What exactly is PRELEX Eye Surgery? PRELEX stands for Presbyopic Lens Exchange. In simple terms, it is a procedure where the eye’s na

We need to be able to see clearly and accurately in order to fully experience the world. Vision is important for almost every part of life, from work to personal confidence. LASIK surgery has changed the way people correct their vision over the past few decades. It is a safe, effective, and long-lasting alternative to glasses and contact lenses. This article gives a thorough, professionally organized overview of LASIK surgery in Delhi, explaining its importance, how it works,

Glasses and contact lenses are a daily need for many individuals, but they can also feel like a continual annoyance. The need for a long-term solution is very understandable, whether one is coping with fogged glasses, dry eyes from contacts, or just desiring visual freedom. Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) surgery can help with that. For those who are not the best candidates for laser operations like LASIK, it is a sophisticated and very successful choice for vision correction

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a common retinal condition we are frequently asked about by patients. Let’s delve into its...

Let’s start with a jaw-dropping statistic related to cataracts! Did you know? Nearly 25 million people over age 40 are affected by...

Step by step guide for choosing the correct Intra-Ocular Lens or IOL, for cataract surgery: What are the Different Types of IOL Lenses? Monofocal IOL 1. Monofocal IOL It is a common IOL lens that has a fixed focus set for far distance - providing excellent clear distance vision. However, there is a need to use reading glasses for near, fine print work. 2. Multifocal IOL Multifocal IOL It provides vision correction at multiple distances. These kinds of lenses are designed to

Imagine. You wake up in a good mood, have a cup of coffee, and run to your workplace (without eyeglasses/contact lenses) to kick-start...

Introduction Diabetes is a chronic disease causing elevated blood sugar levels. Its effects go beyond just blood sugar levels. It affects...

Cataract Surgery is one of the most common operations worldwide, there are still a lot of myths around it, resulting in many patients...

The rainy season brings welcome relief from the intense heat but it also serves as a breeding ground for diseases that may result in...

Your eyes are amazing. They let you see the world in vivid detail. But often, we forget how important it is to take care of them. Regular...

Over the last two decades, macular hole diagnosis and treatment have undergone dramatic transformation. A combination of clinical...

Following eye surgery to treat retinal detachments or tears, certain activities must be avoided for optimal recovery. There are few eye care tips after retina surgery that may help you in faster recovery. You may experience discomfort, itching and blurry vision - these symptoms are completely normal and should not cause serious harm. Your eye surgeon will advise if your treatment requires keeping your head in a particular position, such as sitting upright in an airplane or tr

Overview of Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss in people aged 50 and older. It affects the macula, the part of the retina responsible for sharp, central vision needed for activities like reading and driving. AMD is classified into two types: dry (atrophic) and wet (neovascular or exudative). Dry AMD Dry AMD is more common and progresses more slowly. It occurs when the macula thins with age and drusen

Gene Therapy for Retinal Dystrophy : Voretigene Neparvovec (Luxturna)

My eyes are red, burning, heavy and itchy? Could it be because of the pollution? These are some of the questions we are being asked very frequently, after the recent spike in air pollution in Delhi. The situation is most unfortunate. But here are some tips from the best eye surgeon in Delhi to decrease if not resolve the effect of pollution on the eyes. Tips to Protect Eyes from Delhi Air Pollution from Expert Ophthalmologist in Delhi First of all, the pollution of Delhi ofte

Introduction to Retinal Laser This information is to help anyone, who has been advised a retinal laser procedure, to understand what to...

Understanding Vitreo-Retinal Surgery Vitreo-Retinal Surgery or Micro-Incisional Vitrectomy Surgery (MIVS) is an advanced form of eye...

Genetic Testing for Retinal Dystrophies | An Overview Genetic testing for retinal dystrophies involves analyzing an individual’s DNA to...