Eye care
Find the right place to start.
Start with whatever is bothering you. Each guide sets out what the condition is, how it is assessed, and what the clinician seeing you will want to look at before treatment comes up.
Cataract and lens surgery
When the eye’s own lens is the problem.
Both procedures replace the natural lens. What differs is the reason for doing it.
Vision correction
Reducing dependence on glasses.
Suitability rests on measurements of the cornea and the inside of the eye, not on a preference for one procedure over another.
Other eye services
Specialist care across the eye.
These are managed by the appropriate clinic team, usually across more than one visit.
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Glaucoma careLearn how glaucoma is monitored over time.
Read the guide
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Retina servicesRead about retinal assessment and the kinds of treatment that may follow.
Read the guide
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Cornea and keratoconusUnderstand assessment for changes in corneal shape and clarity.
Read the guide
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Pediatric ophthalmology and squintLearn what to expect from an eye alignment or pediatric eye assessment.
Read the guide
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Dry eyeUnderstand why similar symptoms can have several different causes.
Read the guide
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OculoplastyRead what an eyelid or tear drainage consultation covers.
Read the guide
Where the surgery happens
One theatre, one surgeon, the same routine every list.
Whichever procedure you are booked for, it is carried out by Dr. Parikh in the clinic's own theatre rather than referred out to a day-care centre.