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A cataract is a cloudy opacification of your natural eye lens which de-saturates your crystal clear vision, causing discomfort in your eyes by making you strain excessively to see everyday objects.

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Phakic IOLs are artificial lenses replacing clouded natural eye lenses. IOLS with ICL provide crystal clear 20/20 vision. IOLs are implanted in your eyes permanently by laser surgical procedures.

The retina is a delicate ten-layered film of living and breathing tissue in the back of the eye akin to the film of a conventional camera that is responsible for sensing vision. Any disease affecting the this layer can cause significant and permanent vision loss if not detected and treated early.

Glaucoma is an eye disease which causes loss of your vision by damaging the optic nerve. It is known as the silent thief of vision and it is a major cause of permanent blindness the world over.

Oculoplasty is a top-notch eye treatment that includes the reconstruction of the eye, eyelids, eyebrows, orbit, tear ducts, and face. Most oculoplastic treatment is performed on people of all ages.

Paediatric Ophthalmologists focus on diagnosing, treating and managing all the eye problems found in children. Every child must undergo an eye test prior to getting enrolled into school. Children found with disorders relating to cornea, retina, glaucoma are referred to by the concerned specialty in the hospital.

Keratoconus is a common eye condition characterized by progressive thinning, irregularity and steepening of the cornea. It is common in the Indian population and usually affects people in the age group of 13 years to 24 years.
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Congenital Glaucoma

Glaucoma can also occur even from birth. This variety is known as Childhood Glaucoma. The disease occurs due to non-development of the drainage channels for aqueous humor in the eye. This can result in very high IOP leading to damage to the optic nerve. The high IOP can also damage the surrounding structures in the eye such as the Cornea and Lens. Babies suffering from Congenital Glaucoma can exhibit

Watery Eyes
Intolerance to bright lights
Large looking eyes
Discoloration or loss of sheen of the central clear Cornea

Congenital Glaucoma has to be identified and Glaucoma Treatment needs to be started early to prevent permanent vision loss. Treatment usually involves Glaucoma Surgery wherein the non-draining channels are opened to promote drainage of the aqueous humor. Early Glaucoma Surgery in these babies prevents further damage to the structures of the eye including the lens, cornea, sclera and optic nerve.

Symptoms of Glaucoma

Patients of Glaucoma do not experience any symptoms of vision loss even until the end stage of the disease. This can falsely prevent patients from seeking help until the very end. Hence it is extremely important to diagnose this condition and initiate Glaucoma Treatment at the earliest to mitigate the extent of the Optic Nerve Damage. However, some patients may experience non-specific symptoms unrelated to vision loss.