Laser Eye Surgery In India

Laser Eye Surgery at low Cost

Shortsightedness, Farsightedness, and astigmatism are the most common refractive vision problems. If such troubles appear, the quality of life degrades significantly. However, in today’s time, timely medical care can offer root causes and permanent solutions to these troubles. The paragraphs below discuss the key aspects you need to know before approaching Laser Eye surgery.

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What are the benefits of Laser Eye surgery?

Laser Eye surgery is the most advanced remedial measure to treat Myopia, Hyperopia, and astigmatism troubles. It is a completely non-invasive and non-abrasive surgery and comes absolutely painless. The extent of success depends on the extent of damage caused at the time of undergoing surgery. Usually, it can bring around 85% improvements to the vision if undergone at the right time.

Who should undergo Laser Eye Surgery?

Laser Eye surgery is meant for patients suffering from refractive vision troubles. It would be best if you approached the eye specialist the moment you find that you are catching blurry and wavy images. Hyperopic and Myopic patients should benefit the most from this surgery.

How is the surgery done?

Laser Surgery does not involve invasion, and hence it comes completely painless. It usually takes around 15 to 20 minutes to complete the surgery. Your doctor will likely advise the patient to seek admission to the hospital a few hours before the surgery starts. The patient can normally leave the hospital a couple of hours after the surgery.

The recovery time and care

There are minimum chances for complications after the surgery. The patient can expect to get the best result almost immediately. It would be best to not rub your eyes for a few days to escape post-surgery complications.

What are the risk factors?

Dry eyes
Flap Troubles
Double Vision
Temporary vision loss
Halos and Glare

Laser Eye Surgery cost in India is within affordable ranges, depending on the damage’s extent. This service provider holds a formidable record of successful surgeries to cure many vision troubles.

Fortis Memorial Research Institute

Number of beds:   1000
ICU Beds:     298
Airport Distance:  17 KMs

Brief About:

Fortis Memorial Research Institute was established in 2001.
It is an outstanding multi-speciality quaternary care hospital,having the top-notch infrastructure, advanced equipment, highly qualified and experienced medical professionals and super sub-specialists.
Fortis Hosptial Gurgaon is an advanced centre of excellence in Robotic Surgery, Neurosciences, Oncology, Renal Sciences, BMT, Organ Transplants, Orthopaedics, Cardiac Sciences and Obstetrics & Gynaecology.

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JCI & NABH Accredited Hospital, NABL Accredited Lab, NABH Certified Nursing Excellence, NABH Accredited Blood Bank
FMRI is a 1000 bedded and 15 Operation theaters and over 400 diagnostics centres (including JVs).
Medical facility endowed with a dedicated team of 200 world-renowned doctors, covering a number of specialities, who aim to provide the best quality medical care to all the patients, national as well as international.
This hospital is well set up with the latest technologies and equipment throughout all the specialties and research labs, which are accredited by NABL.
This ensures that the patients at FMRI receive diagnostic results and treatment with high accuracy and in minimum time.
With a vision for the community, FMRI operates various speciality clinics such as, for Paediatrics, Nephrology, Neurology, Gynecology, Orthopedics, Oncology and many more, which provide long term healthcare management and follow up care.
FMRI is the premium healthcare provider and endeavours to be known as the “Mecca of Medicine” – the ultimate healthcare destination.

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Doctors in Fortis Gurgaon

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Dr. Anita Sethi
Ophthalmologist, Eye Specialist
22+ years of experience
Fortis Hospital Gurgaon
About Doctor:

Anita Sethi is an MBBS Graduate from MAMC, Delhi University and completed her MD (Ophthalmology), Dr Rajendra Prasad Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences.

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