Eye Care Blog

hen it comes to sports, having optimal vision can significantly impact performance. Visual acuity, depth perception, and peripheral awareness are essential for athletes to excel in their respective disciplines. In today's competitive sporting...

ataract surgery involves removing the eye’s clouded natural lens and replacing it with a clear artificial lens known as an intraocular lens (IOL) to restore normal vision. Most artificial lenses are made from silicone or acrylic. Just as the eye’s...

r. K. Bhujang Shetty, a renowned ophthalmologist, revolutionized eye care and propelled India's ophthalmic advancements onto the global stage. His unwavering commitment to excellence and compassion for the underprivileged has transformed countless...

Health awareness has increased dramatically over the past few years, thanks to the abundance of information available on the internet. With the plethora of information available on health tips, weight loss management, wellness, and mental health, why should eye care...

The eye, similar to a camera, has a lens in front which captures light entering the eye. The light is then focussed onto the thin layer of light-sensitive nerve tissue (similar to a camera film) that lines the back of the eye. The retina contains many light-sensitive...

Cataract, which is a commonly occurring vision problem that develops in people after the age of 60, is a leading cause of age-related preventable blindness worldwide. Cataracts are caused by a clouding of the eye’s natural crystalline lens due to a gradual build-up of...