Frequently Asked Questions

Consider it when the cataract makes reading, driving or daily tasks difficult, or when your eye specialist advises it for medical reasons. There is no need to wait for a cataract to 'ripen'.

No. Suitability depends on age, prescription stability, corneal thickness and shape, tear health and general eye health. A detailed pre-LASIK assessment decides whether LASIK, PRK, ICL or no surgery is right for you.

Glaucoma is a group of conditions that damage the optic nerve, often linked to raised eye pressure. It usually has no early symptoms, so regular eye check-ups — especially after 40 — are important.

Warning signs include a sudden increase in floaters, flashes of light, a curtain or shadow over vision, distorted or wavy lines, and dark spots. Sudden symptoms need urgent examination.

It is damage to the retina's blood vessels caused by diabetes. Early stages often have no symptoms, so people with diabetes should have a dilated eye examination at least once a year or as advised.

It depends on the procedure. Laser vision correction and many cataract surgeries take a short time in the operating room, while retina surgery can take longer. Plan to spend a few hours at the hospital including preparation and recovery.

Call our appointment desk, message us on WhatsApp, or use the online appointment form. Our team will contact you to confirm a suitable date and time.

Bring your current glasses or contact lenses, previous eye reports and prescriptions, a list of medicines you take, and details of conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure. Your pupils may be dilated, so consider bringing someone to accompany you and sunglasses for the journey home.

Yes. Follow-up visits are scheduled after surgery and for ongoing conditions such as glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy to monitor healing and protect long-term vision.

Please contact our team for the current list of insurance companies, TPAs and schemes accepted. [Hospital to update with verified panel list.]

Yes. Patients regularly travel to our Delhi Road hospital from across Western Uttar Pradesh and UP NCR — including Modinagar, Hapur, Ghaziabad, Baghpat, Muzaffarnagar and Shamli. The hospital has one location, in Meerut; booking ahead helps us confirm doctor availability before you travel.

Instructions vary by patient and type of anaesthesia. Our team will give you written instructions during your pre-operative visit — please follow those exactly.