Best Eye Hospital For Vision Correction or Spectacles Removal Surgery-Hyderabad

Vision correction surgery aims to correct common refractive errors such as myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism. These surgeries are designed to reduce or eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses, significantly improving the quality of life for many patients. Various advanced procedures are available, each tailored to specific eye conditions, reshaping the cornea or replacing the lens to achieve optimal vision correction. The ultimate goal is improved vision and a more convenient and active lifestyle without dependence on corrective eyewear.

Who Is Eligible?

  • Over 18 years of age
  • With a stable vision for at least a year
  • Free from eye diseases such as glaucoma or cataracts
  • In good overall health

Types of Procedures

Types of Procedures

Comprehensive Eye Examination

  • Description: Includes assessment of visual acuity, refraction to determine the exact prescription, and evaluation of eye health.
  • Relevance: Provides baseline measurements of vision and detects any underlying eye conditions that may affect surgery.

Intraocular Pressure (IOP) Measurement

  • Description: Measures the pressure inside the eye using tonometry.
  • Relevance: High IOP can indicate conditions like glaucoma, which need to be managed before surgery.

Slit Lamp Examination

  • Description: Provides a detailed view of the anterior segment of the eye (cornea, iris, lens) using a slit lamp biomicroscope.
  • Relevance: Assesses the health of the cornea and detects any abnormalities that may impact surgical outcomes.

Dilated Fundus Examination

  • Description: Involves dilating the pupils to examine the retina and optic nerve.
  • Relevance: Evaluates the retina’s health and identifies any retinal diseases or abnormalities.

Corneal Tomography

  • Description: Maps the shape, thickness, and curvature of the cornea.
  • Relevance: Essential for planning refractive surgeries like LASIK or PRK by providing detailed corneal measurements.

Anterior Segment OCT

  • Description: Provides high-resolution images of the front part of the eye, including the cornea, iris, and anterior chamber angle.
  • Relevance: Helps in diagnosing and monitoring conditions such as corneal disorders (e.g., keratoconus), iris abnormalities, and angle-closure glaucoma. It provides detailed insights into the structures involved in refractive surgeries like LASIK and PRK, ensuring precise planning and outcomes.

Posterior Segment OCT

  • Description: Provides high-resolution images of the back part of the eye, including the retina, optic nerve head, and choroid.
  • Relevance: Essential for diagnosing and monitoring conditions affecting the retina (e.g., macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy) and optic nerve (e.g., glaucoma). Posterior Segment OCT is crucial in evaluating the health of the retina before and after refractive surgeries to ensure optimal visual outcomes and detect any complications early.

Fundus Photography

  • Description: Captures detailed images of the retina for documentation and evaluation.
  • Relevance: Provides a baseline for comparison post-surgery and assists in monitoring retinal health.

A-scan Biometry

  • Measures axial length, corneal thickness, K readings, and ACD.
  • Essential for determining ICL size and power accurately.
  • Ensures precise positioning of the lens inside the eye.
  • Optimizes refractive outcomes in ICL procedures for myopia and astigmatism correction.

Preoperative Preparation

Maintain Hygiene

  • Head Bath: Wash your hair the day before surgery to avoid water contact post-surgery. This reduces the risk of infection and ensures cleanliness during the procedure.

Eat Well

  • Have a balanced meal before the procedure to stabilize energy levels and promote overall well-being.

Feel Confident and Happy

  • Maintain a positive outlook and relaxation about the procedure, trusting in capable hands. This mindset can alleviate stress and contribute to a smoother experience.

Intraoperative Experience

  • Procedure Explanation: The surgery is typically quick (15-30 minutes for both eyes) and painless, utilizing local anesthesia in the form of eye drops.
  • Dos and Don’ts During Surgery: Maintain calmness and follow the surgeon’s instructions; avoid sudden head or eye movements.

Postoperative Care

Protective Glasses:

  • Wear provided glasses to protect the eyes from dust and accidental rubbing.

Avoid Dust and Head Bath:

  • Steer clear of dusty environments and avoid head baths to prevent infection.

Medications:

  • Pain Management: If experiencing minimal pain after surgery, it is advisable to use an analgesic or painkiller tablet as prescribed.
  • Use of Eye Drops: Use prescribed eye drops as directed by your doctor for 4-6 weeks after surgery to aid in healing and prevent dryness or infection.

Computer Work and Direct Light:

  • Limit screen time and exposure to bright lights to minimize eye strain.

Why Choose Dr. Shanthi Niketh?

Expertise and Experience

  • Dr. Shanthi Niketh is a renowned ophthalmologist with extensive experience and specialized expertise in vision correction surgeries or Refractive surgeries . He has extensive experience, with notable roles at LVPEI, Akira Eye Hospital, Centre for Sight, and Neoretina Eye Hospitals. His expertise and experience ensures high success rates and patient satisfaction.

Personalized Care

  • His affiliations with leading hospitals, combined with the use of advanced surgical techniques and technology, ensure the best possible outcomes for every patient.
  • Focuses on patient safety, comfort, and achieving optimal vision outcomes through personalized care and attention.

Choosing Dr. Shanthi Niketh for vision correction or spectacles removal surgery means opting for unmatched expertise, access to cutting-edge technology, and dedicated patient care. Take the first step towards clearer vision and schedule your consultation today.

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