Our dedicated contact lens clinic supports patients who prefer contact lenses over spectacles for daily vision correction, offering proper fitting, guidance, and ongoing support to ensure safe, comfortable use. At our clinic, contact lens fitting begins with computerized eye testing to determine your exact refractive requirements, followed by an assessment of your eye's surface curvature and tear film quality, both of which influence which type of lens will fit and perform best for your individual eyes. Dr. Mahendra Singh and our clinical team guide patients through choosing an appropriate lens type, whether soft or specialty lenses, based on their vision needs, lifestyle, and any specific eye conditions that may affect lens tolerance. Patients receive clear instructions on proper lens insertion, removal, cleaning, and storage, along with guidance on recommended wearing schedules to minimize the risk of complications such as dryness or infection. Our team also emphasizes the importance of regular follow-up visits to monitor how your eyes are responding to lens wear over time, particularly for new users adjusting to contact lenses for the first time. Whether you are considering contact lenses for the first time or need a fitting review for your current lenses, our contact lens clinic provides thorough, personalized guidance to support comfortable, safe vision correction.

LASIK surgery offers a well-established solution for patients looking to reduce or eliminate their dependence on glasses or contact lenses. At our clinic, Dr. Mahendra Singh performs LASIK using precise, computer-guided techniques to reshape the cornea, correcting common refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Before recommending the procedure, a thorough pre-surgical evaluation is conducted, including detailed computerized eye testing and corneal assessment, to confirm suitability and rule out any conditions that might make LASIK unsuitable. The outpatient procedure typically takes a short time to complete for both eyes and is performed under numbing eye drops, with most patients reporting only mild pressure rather than pain during treatment. Many patients experience noticeably improved vision within twenty-four hours, with continued stabilization over the following weeks. Dr. Singh's structured OPD protocol ensures thorough pre-operative testing, clear explanation of the procedure, and scheduled follow-up visits to monitor healing and visual outcomes. While LASIK is not suitable for every patient, our careful screening process helps identify appropriate candidates, prioritizing long-term eye health and safety over quick results. If you are tired of relying on glasses or contact lenses, a consultation with Dr. Singh can help you understand whether LASIK is a suitable option for your specific vision needs.

Accurate vision assessment is the foundation of good eye care, and it begins with computerized eye testing using our auto-refractometer from Shin Nippon, Japan. This device measures how light focuses within your eye, providing a precise, objective starting point for determining refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Unlike manual estimation methods, computerized refraction reduces guesswork, giving Dr. Mahendra Singh a reliable baseline reading before any further clinical examination. The test itself is quick, painless, and non-invasive, simply requiring you to look into the device while it captures detailed measurements of your eye's optical properties. This forms the first step of our structured OPD protocol, conducted by our optometrist immediately after registration. Once the automated readings are captured, they are cross-checked against subjective vision testing to fine-tune your exact prescription, ensuring glasses or contact lens recommendations are as accurate as possible. Computerized testing is also valuable in tracking gradual changes in vision over time, helping detect early refractive shifts that may otherwise go unnoticed. Whether you are visiting for a routine checkup, updating your glasses prescription, or being evaluated before a surgical procedure such as cataract or LASIK surgery, this test provides essential, accurate data that supports every subsequent clinical decision made during your visit.

Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly performed and highly successful eye procedures, and at our clinic, it is performed by Dr. Mahendra Singh using the advanced phacoemulsification system from Abbott Medical Optics, USA. This technique uses ultrasound energy to gently break up the clouded natural lens, which is then removed through a very small incision, minimizing trauma to surrounding eye tissue. A clear artificial intraocular lens (IOL) is then implanted to restore sharp, focused vision. The procedure is supported by a precision operating microscope from Moller Wedel Haag Streit, Germany, allowing Dr. Singh to work with exceptional accuracy throughout surgery. Before recommending surgery, a detailed cataract work-up is conducted, including computerized vision testing, to assess severity and confirm suitability for the procedure. The surgery is typically quick, performed on an outpatient basis, and requires only local anesthesia, meaning patients can return home the same day. Most patients notice a significant improvement in vision within a few days, with full recovery over the following weeks. Our OPD protocol ensures every patient is guided step-by-step, from registration and vision testing to post-dilation examination and post-operative advice, so the entire process feels clear and well-organized. If cloudy or blurred vision is affecting your daily life, a consultation with Dr. Singh can help determine whether cataract surgery is right for you.

Glaucoma is a serious eye condition that gradually damages the optic nerve, often without noticeable early symptoms, making regular screening essential for early detection. At our clinic, Dr. Mahendra Singh provides thorough glaucoma diagnosis using detailed clinical examination alongside computerized eye testing, helping identify elevated eye pressure and optic nerve changes before significant vision loss occurs. Since glaucoma often progresses silently, many patients are unaware they have the condition until it reaches an advanced stage, which is why routine comprehensive eye examinations play such an important role, particularly for individuals over forty, those with a family history of glaucoma, or patients with diabetes or hypertension. Once diagnosed, treatment is tailored to the type and severity of glaucoma, often beginning with prescription eye drops designed to lower eye pressure and reduce the risk of further optic nerve damage. Dr. Singh closely monitors patients over time, tracking eye pressure and optic nerve health through regular follow-up visits to ensure treatment remains effective. In cases where medication alone is insufficient, further treatment options are discussed based on individual patient needs. Our goal is to help patients protect their remaining vision through consistent, proactive management. If you have risk factors for glaucoma or have not had a comprehensive eye exam recently, scheduling a consultation with Dr. Singh is an important step toward safeguarding your long-term eye health

Diabetic retinopathy is an eye condition that develops when prolonged high blood sugar levels damage the tiny blood vessels within the retina, potentially leading to vision loss if left untreated. At our clinic, Dr. Mahendra Singh provides thorough diabetic retinopathy diagnosis through detailed retinal examination, often following pupil dilation, to closely assess the health of the blood vessels and detect any early signs of damage, such as leakage, swelling, or abnormal vessel growth. Because diabetic retinopathy frequently progresses without early symptoms, regular eye screening is strongly recommended for all diabetic patients, even those who have not noticed any changes in their vision. Depending on the severity and stage of the condition, treatment approaches may include closer monitoring, blood sugar management guidance in coordination with the patient's physician, or further intervention where clinically indicated. Dr. Singh emphasizes a proactive approach, encouraging diabetic patients to undergo comprehensive eye exams at least once a year, or more frequently if retinal changes are already present. Our structured OPD protocol ensures a thorough retinal assessment during every visit, supporting timely detection of any progression. Diabetic retinopathy is one of the leading causes of preventable blindness among working-age adults, making consistent screening and management an essential part of overall diabetes care. If you have diabetes, scheduling regular eye examinations with Dr. Singh is a vital step in protecting your long-term vision.

Hypertensive retinopathy occurs when consistently high blood pressure damages the delicate blood vessels within the retina, potentially affecting vision if left unmonitored. At our clinic, Dr. Mahendra Singh provides careful diagnosis of hypertensive retinopathy through detailed retinal examination, identifying signs such as narrowed blood vessels, hemorrhages, or swelling that may indicate the effects of prolonged high blood pressure on the eye. Many patients with hypertension are unaware of any impact on their eyes until a comprehensive eye examination reveals retinal changes, making regular screening particularly important for individuals with long-standing or poorly controlled high blood pressure. During examination, Dr. Singh assesses the severity of retinal changes, which can also provide useful insight into how blood pressure may be affecting other organs in the body. Management typically focuses on close coordination with the patient's physician to achieve better blood pressure control, alongside regular monitoring of retinal health to track any changes over time. Our structured OPD protocol ensures a thorough eye examination, often following pupil dilation, to allow a clear, detailed view of the retina. If you have hypertension, particularly if it has been difficult to control, scheduling a comprehensive eye examination with Dr. Singh can help assess whether your blood pressure may be affecting your eye health, supporting timely, coordinated management.

Squint, also known as strabismus, occurs when the eyes are not properly aligned, with one eye potentially turning inward, outward, upward, or downward while the other looks straight ahead. At our clinic, Dr. Mahendra Singh conducts a thorough squint work-up, assessing the degree and pattern of misalignment along with overall eye muscle function, to determine the most appropriate treatment approach for each patient. Squint can affect both children and adults, and beyond its cosmetic impact, it can also interfere with depth perception and, in children, may contribute to reduced vision development in the affected eye if left untreated. Depending on the type and severity of squint identified during the work-up, treatment recommendations may include corrective glasses, vision therapy, or squint surgery to realign the eye muscles and restore proper eye positioning. Squint surgery involves carefully adjusting the muscles responsible for eye movement, performed with attention to precision given the delicate nature of the surrounding structures. Dr. Singh takes time to explain the specific type of squint identified, the recommended treatment path, and expected outcomes, helping patients and parents feel informed throughout the process. Early evaluation is particularly important for children, as timely treatment can significantly improve visual development. If you or your child show signs of eye misalignment, a thorough squint evaluation can help determine the most effective treatment approach.

Ptosis refers to the drooping of the upper eyelid, which can range from a mild cosmetic concern to a more significant condition that partially obstructs vision. At our clinic, Dr. Mahendra Singh conducts a thorough ptosis work-up, assessing the degree of eyelid drooping, the strength of the muscle responsible for lifting the eyelid, and whether the condition is affecting the visual field. Ptosis can occur due to various causes, including age-related muscle weakening, congenital factors present from birth, or as a result of previous eye surgery or injury. Depending on the findings of the work-up, Dr. Singh recommends an appropriate treatment approach, which may include ptosis surgery to tighten or reposition the muscle responsible for eyelid elevation. The surgical technique used depends on the specific cause and severity of ptosis identified during evaluation, with the goal of achieving both improved vision, where obstruction is present, and better eyelid symmetry. Dr. Singh takes time to explain the underlying cause of ptosis identified during the work-up and discusses realistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes. Whether ptosis is affecting your vision or causing cosmetic concern, a thorough evaluation can help determine whether surgical correction is appropriate for your specific situation, restoring both function and a more natural eyelid position.

Pterygium is a fleshy, non-cancerous growth of tissue that develops on the surface of the eye, typically starting near the inner corner and sometimes extending toward the cornea. At our clinic, Dr. Mahendra Singh evaluates pterygium cases to assess the size, growth pattern, and whether the growth is affecting vision or causing persistent irritation. Commonly linked to prolonged sun exposure, dust, and dry, windy environments, pterygium often begins as a mild cosmetic concern but can progress over time, sometimes extending onto the cornea and affecting vision if left untreated. Symptoms may include redness, irritation, a persistent foreign body sensation, or in advanced cases, blurred vision due to corneal involvement. For smaller, stable pterygium cases without significant symptoms, monitoring and protective measures such as sunglasses may be sufficient. However, for growths that are enlarging, causing persistent discomfort, or threatening vision, Dr. Singh recommends pterygium surgery to carefully remove the abnormal tissue and restore a smoother, healthier eye surface. The surgical technique used aims to minimize the risk of recurrence, a known consideration with pterygium removal. Dr. Singh discusses the specific surgical approach and expected recovery process during consultation, helping patients understand what to expect. If you have a growth on your eye's surface, particularly if it is enlarging or causing discomfort, a thorough evaluation can help determine whether surgical removal is recommended.