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Eye Care & Cataract Surgery

Painless, stitch-free and bandage-less cataract surgery and complete eye care from a surgeon with more than 3,000 cataract surgeries.

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  • 3000+Cataract surgeries
  • Stitch-freeSutureless technique
  • No bandageQuick return to routine
  • 7+ yearsExperience
Overview

Eye Care at Surgery Wallah

A cataract is a clouding of the eye’s natural lens that makes vision blurry, dull or glare-prone. It is very common with age and is treated with a short, safe operation in which the cloudy lens is replaced with a clear artificial lens.

Our ophthalmologist, Dr. Nishtha Yadav, has performed more than 3,000 cataract surgeries. She offers painless, sutureless and bandage-less surgery, along with eye check-ups and screening for conditions like glaucoma and diabetic eye disease.

Conditions We Treat

Not sure what you have? Our specialists will examine you and explain your diagnosis clearly.

01

Cataract

Blurry, cloudy or dim vision and glare.

02

Refractive errors

Need for glasses and changing power.

03

Glaucoma

A silent condition that can damage the optic nerve.

04

Diabetic eye disease

Changes in the retina due to diabetes.

05

Dry & red eyes

Irritation, redness and watering.

06

Eye infections

Conjunctivitis and other infections.

When should you see a specialist?

Book a consultation if you notice any of these:

  • Blurry, cloudy or dim vision
  • Glare or halos around lights, especially while driving at night
  • Frequent changes in glasses power
  • Difficulty reading or recognising faces
  • Diabetes or high blood pressure without a recent eye check-up
  • A family history of glaucoma

Severe pain, heavy bleeding or high fever? Go to the nearest emergency or call 112.

What to expect

  1. 1

    Before surgery

    A complete eye check-up and lens power measurement. Your surgeon helps you choose the right lens.

  2. 2

    On the day

    Cataract surgery usually takes 15–20 minutes with numbing drops. You go home the same day.

  3. 3

    Recovery

    Eye drops for a few weeks, protective glasses, and follow-up visits. Most patients notice clearer vision within days.

Treatments & Procedures

We recommend the least invasive option that suits your condition, and explain the benefits and risks of each before you decide.

  1. 01

    Phaco cataract surgery

    Stitch-free cataract removal with lens implant.

  2. 02

    Premium lens options

    Choice of intraocular lenses for your needs.

  3. 03

    Comprehensive eye check-up

    Vision, pressure and retina examination.

  4. 04

    Glaucoma screening

    Early detection to protect vision.

  5. 05

    Diabetic eye screening

    Regular checks for people with diabetes.

Your Specialists

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Dr. Nishtha Yadav 7+ years experience
Eye Care

Dr. Nishtha Yadav

Consultant Ophthalmologist & Cataract Surgeon

MBBS · MS (Ophthalmology)

Eye surgeon with 7+ years of experience and more than 3,000 cataract surgeries, offering painless, stitch-free cataract surgery.

  • 3000+Cataract surgeries performed
  • HIMSTrained at Jolly Grant
  • Stitch-freePainless, bandage-less surgery
  • Cataract Surgery
  • Sutureless Surgery
  • Eye Check-ups
  • Diabetic Eye Screening
  • Glaucoma Screening
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Your Treatment Journey

  1. 1

    Consultation

    Meet the specialist, share your symptoms and reports, and get a thorough examination.

  2. 2

    Diagnosis & Plan

    The right tests, a clear diagnosis and every option explained, including non-surgical ones.

  3. 3

    Treatment

    Safe surgery or procedure with modern techniques, when it is truly needed.

  4. 4

    Recovery & Follow-up

    Clear recovery guidance and regular follow-up until you are back to normal life.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is cataract surgery painful?

No. It is done under local anaesthetic drops or a small injection, and most patients feel little or no pain.

When should a cataract be operated?

When it starts affecting daily activities like reading, driving or recognising faces.

How soon can I see after surgery?

Many patients notice clearer vision within a day or two, with full recovery over a few weeks.

Will I need glasses after surgery?

It depends on the lens chosen. Your surgeon will discuss options before surgery.

Can both eyes be operated on the same day?

Usually one eye is operated first, and the second eye a little later once the first has healed.

When can I watch TV or use my phone?

Usually from the next day. Your surgeon will tell you which activities to avoid for a few weeks.