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CATARACT/ IOL Clinic

Fully equipped Operation Theatre
Phacoemulsification with foldable IOL implantation.
The Cataract Clinic at Eye Trust Eye Care is widely recognized for excellence in cataract surgery. With successful cataract treatment your vision will be clearer, brighter, and sharper than it's been for a long, long time. The transparent lens of our eyes, play an important role in helping to see the beautiful world around us. As the thickness of the lens increases, it will turn dim gray or white in color. This affects the transparency of the lens and hence our ability to see the world.

Retina Clinic

In our hospital the medical retina department in its armamterium has Zeiss stratus OCT and Digital equipment. Retinal related surgery is an extremely specialized and skilled area of practise.. We aspire to provide highest quality medical & surgical care for our patients with retinal diseases in a compassionate & efficient environment. Retinal related surgery is an extremely specialized & skilled area of practise. At Trust Eye Care we have a dedicated team of specialists handling vitreoretinal disorders. Our doctors are well trained with surgical & diagnostics skills for treating such specific retinal problems.

Cornea Clinic

The cornea, the transparent front "window of the eye", is responsible for about two thirds of the focusing power of the eye.

Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition that causes the cornea to become thin and bulge into a cone shape. This can lead to distorted vision and sensitivity to light. At Eye Trust Eye Care, we offer advanced treatment options to manage keratoconus, including Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking with Riboflavin (C3R). C3R is a non-invasive procedure that strengthens the cornea by promoting the formation of new collagen bonds. This helps stabilize the cornea and slow down the progression of keratoconus, preserving visual acuity and improving the quality of life for our patients. Our skilled ophthalmologists are experienced in performing C3R, ensuring the best possible outcomes for those diagnosed with keratoconus."

Glaucoma Clinic

“Glaucoma” in simple terms is called as “eye pressure”, which is caused by insufficient drainage of fluid called aqueous humour within the eye, whose primary function was to maintain pressure within the eye and also to supply required nutrition to the lens and the cornea. This accumulation of fluid (aqueous humour) within the eye, leads to raised eye pressure (intra-ocular pressure), which in turn has a tamponade effect on the optic nerve, leading to development of glaucoma. This irreversible damage to optic nerve leads to peripheral constriction of his/her field of vision, which eventually leads to tubular vision and vision loss.

Pediatric Ophthalmology

What is the need for having pediatric ophthalmology as a different subspecialty at Eye Trust Eye Care? The Pediatric Ophthalmology Department at Eye Trust is a highly specialized, niche and advanced eye care facility offering expert diagnosis and treatment for the entire gamut of ophthalmic problems in children belonging to the age groups from ‘just born’ to ‘teens’ as well as for adults with strabismus. The department is a pioneer in treating children and was started as an exclusive facility at a time when eye care was largely dispensed to this delicate age group in a general eye care ward, alongside treatment offered to adults.

Contact Lens Clinic

Eye Trust Eye Care and its dedicated staff offer you various contact lenses options including Soft contac t lenses (including disposable), Toric contact lenses, Cosmetic contact lenses, Rigid Gas-permeable (semi-soft) contact lenses. A contact lens is a thin lens placed directly on the surface of the eye. Contact lenses are considered medical devices and can be worn to correct vision, or for cosmetic or therapeutic reasons.

We offers rehabilitative services to patients with low vision in the form of various optical magnifiers, telescopes and electronic low vision aids.