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Main Services Overview

At Orbit Eye Hospital, we provide complete and compassionate eye care—combining expert consultation,
advanced diagnostics, and modern surgical facilities under one roof.

Catararact specialist
  • Cataract Assessment – Stage/type of cataract, visual impact, associated ocular conditions, surgical complexity.
  • IOL Master/Biometry – Eye measurements, lens power calculation, refractive target, and accuracy importance.
  • IOL Discussion – Monofocal vs premium IOLs, toric for astigmatism, visual expectations.
  • Procedure Explanation – Surgery type, anesthesia, steps, duration, safety, discharge plan.
  • Recovery & Post-Op Care – Healing period, vision recovery, medications, precautions, follow-ups, warning signs
Cornea specialist
  • Corneal conditions: Corneal infections, keratoconus, corneal scars, dystrophies, degenerations, and surface disorders.
  • Examination: Detailed slit-lamp examination of the cornea.
  • Investigations: Corneal topography, pachymetry, anterior segment OCT, and corneal scrapings when required.
  • Diagnosis: Identification of the cause and severity of corneal disease.
  • Treatment: Medical therapy, corneal cross-linking, therapeutic procedures, and corneal transplant surgery.
Retinal specialist
  • Retinal disorders: Diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment, macular degeneration, macular hole, epiretinal membrane, and retinal vascular disorders.
  • Examination: Detailed dilated fundus examination of the retina.
  • Investigations: OCT, fundus photography, and B-scan ultrasonography when required.
  • Diagnosis: Identification of retinal pathology, staging of disease, and assessment of macular involvement.
  • Treatment: Medical management, intravitreal injections, laser procedures, and vitreoretinal surgery
Glaucoma specialist
  • Glaucoma disorders: Primary open-angle glaucoma, angle-closure glaucoma, secondary glaucoma, and congenital glaucoma.
  • Examination: Detailed evaluation of intraocular pressure, optic nerve head, and anterior chamber angle.
  • Investigations: Visual field testing, OCT of optic nerve and nerve fiber layer, and gonioscopy.
  • Diagnosis: Identification of type and stage of glaucoma with assessment of optic nerve damage.
  • Treatment: Medical therapy, laser procedures, and glaucoma surgery for pressure control.
Squint specialist
  • Squint disorders: Esotropia, exotropia, hypertropia, paralytic and restrictive squint, and pediatric strabismus.
  • Examination: Detailed ocular alignment assessment, extraocular muscle evaluation, and binocular vision testing.
  • Investigations: Cover–uncover test, prism measurements, and sensory evaluation when required.
  • Diagnosis: Identification of type, cause, and severity of squint with assessment of binocular function.
  • Treatment: Optical correction, orthoptic exercises, prism therapy, and squint surgery.
Oculoplasty specialist
  • Oculoplastic disorders: Eyelid malpositions, ptosis, lacrimal drainage disorders, orbital diseases, and periocular tumors.
  • Examination: Detailed evaluation of eyelids, lacrimal system, and orbital structures.
  • Investigations: Lacrimal syringing, imaging (USG/CT/MRI) when required, and clinical measurements.
  • Diagnosis: Identification of anatomical abnormality and functional impairment.
  • Treatment: Medical management and oculoplastic surgeries including ptosis correction, upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty, entropion/ectropion correction, and DCR
Refractive specialist
  • Refractive Surgery: Myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia — managed with LASIK, Femto LASIK, PRK, SMILE, and lens-based refractive procedures.
  • Examination: Detailed refraction, corneal assessment, ocular surface evaluation, and retinal screening.
  • Investigations: Corneal topography, Pentacam, pachymetry, and tear film assessment.
  • Diagnosis: Determination of refractive error type and stability with suitability assessment for refractive surgery.
  • Treatment: Customized laser vision correction (Femto LASIK / PRK / SMILE), phakic IOLs, or refractive lens exchange.
Difference between
the PRK, LASIK & SMILE
SMILE
  • What it treats: Corrects myopia (minus power) and myopic astigmatism with advanced femtosecond laser technology.
  • Procedure: Flap-less, blade-free surgery performed through a tiny 2–4 mm incision, preserving better corneal strength.
  • Benefits: Less dryness, minimal discomfort, quick procedure (10–15 minutes), and fast visual recovery.
  • Eligibility: Age 18+, stable power, adequate corneal thickness (Pentacam evaluation), and healthy eyes.
  • Outcome: High safety profile with excellent visual results — helping you achieve freedom from glasses and contact lenses.
Femto LASIK
  • Blade-free procedure – Uses a femtosecond laser instead of a blade.
  • More precise flap creation – Better control over thickness and shape. Better than blade LASIK
  • Lower risk of flap complications – Safer and more predictable.
  • Better for thin corneas – Suitable for many patients.
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