Frequently Asked Questions

For adults with no known issues, an eye exam every 1–2 years is recommended. If you wear glasses, are over 40, or have conditions like diabetes, annual check-ups are advised. Children should have their first eye exam at age 3–5, and annually thereafter.

No, LASIK is virtually painless. Anaesthetic eye drops are used to numb your eyes completely before the procedure. Most patients report only mild pressure during the surgery and a scratchy sensation for a few hours afterward, which resolves quickly with prescribed drops.

Most patients resume normal activities within 24–48 hours. Full visual recovery and stabilization typically takes 2–4 weeks. You will need to use prescribed eye drops and attend follow-up appointments. Distance vision improves almost immediately; near vision may take slightly longer.

Yes, we accept most major health insurance plans including corporate coverages and government schemes. Our dedicated insurance team will guide you through the claim process and handle the paperwork. We also offer affordable self-pay packages for common procedures with transparent pricing.

Sudden vision loss, flashes of light, a curtain-like shadow over vision, eye pain with nausea, chemical exposure to the eye, or an eye injury requires immediate attention. Our emergency services are available 24/7 — simply call or walk in. Prompt care can save your vision.

Absolutely. We encourage patients to seek second opinions for any eye condition. Our specialists will review your existing reports, perform an independent evaluation, and provide an honest, unbiased treatment recommendation. No pressure — just the information you need to decide.

Yes, children as young as 8–10 can wear contact lenses if they are responsible enough to handle them properly. We offer specialty lenses for children including orthokeratology (overnight lenses that correct myopia) and daily disposables for active kids. A proper fitting and training session is always provided.

LASIK reshapes your cornea using a laser, while ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) involves placing a lens inside your eye without removing any tissue. ICL is often preferred for patients with very high power, thin corneas, or dry eyes. Our doctors will help you choose the best option based on your specific eye measurements.

Yes, a significant portion of our practice is dedicated to senior eye care. Our facility is elderly-friendly with wheelchair access, handrails, and comfortable seating. We offer special discounts for senior citizens and assist with insurance claims. Many age-related eye conditions like cataracts and glaucoma are highly treatable at any age.

You can book an appointment in three ways: (1) Call us at +91-863-234-5678, (2) Use the appointment form on our Contact page, or (3) Walk in to any of our branches. We recommend booking in advance for specialist consultations. Emergency cases are always prioritized regardless of appointment status.