Adults should visit an eye doctor every 1–2 years. Patients with diabetes, glaucoma, high blood pressure, or existing eye conditions may need more frequent visits.

Common treatments include:

Cataract surgery
LASIK
Glaucoma treatment
Retina care
Dry eye treatment
Pediatric eye care
Diabetic retinopathy management

Yes, LASIK is considered a safe and effective procedure for suitable candidates. Advanced bladeless LASIK technology offers faster recovery and minimal discomfort.

Typical cataract symptoms include blurry vision, glare while driving at night, faded colors, and frequent changes in glasses number.

Glaucoma often develops without early symptoms and can gradually damage the optic nerve, causing permanent vision loss if untreated.

Yes. Children may require eye exams for squint, lazy eye, refractive errors, watering eyes, or difficulty reading and concentrating in school.

Modern cataract surgery usually takes 15–30 minutes and is generally performed as a daycare procedure.

Yes. Diabetes can damage retinal blood vessels and lead to diabetic retinopathy, making regular eye screening very important.

Seek urgent eye care if you experience:

• Sudden vision loss
• Eye injury
• Severe eye pain
• Flashes or floaters
• Redness with blurred vision
• Sudden swelling or discharge