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Dr. Khyati Jain

Dr. Khyati Jain is a dedicated ophthalmologist at EyeMantra, specialising in cataract surgery, squint (strabismus) correction, and oculoplasty. With over 3.5 years of clinical experience, she has built a reputation for precision, patience, and care in every procedure she performs. She deeply cares about her patients’ well-being, and always takes the time to explain treatment options in a way that’s easy to understand. Dr. Khyati combines modern surgical techniques with a gentle, compassionate approach, helping people regain both vision and confidence.
Stuck contact lenses

Stuck Contact Lenses: A Brief Study

Many people refrain from using contact lenses because they’re afraid the contacts can fall out of place and get stuck behind their eyeballs. The good news is that’s impossible. Your eyelids hook up with your eye by what’s called the. It builds a barrier that keeps debris or objects from

orthokeratology

WHAT IS “ORTHOKERATOLOGY”: A DETAILED STUDY

Orthokeratology often referred to as ortho-k is about using specially designed and fitted gas-permeable contact lenses that reshape the cornea temporarily to improve the vision of the eyes. It reduces refractive errors like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. It is a way to get rid of the glasses without having eye

Disposable Contact Lenses

Daily Disposable Contact Lens

Since 1995, these lenses have been in the market but still, they are treated as the latest product and they are gaining popularity all over the world. Daily disposable contact lenses are meant for one-time use only. They are removed and disposed of at the end of each day. A

eye illness

How Can Photos Help Detect An Eye Illness? A study

How Can Photos Help Detect An Eye Illness?   Most of us take photos to capture the beautiful and crucial moments of our lives. But these photos can tell a lot more than just a moment. Photos nowadays are proving effective for detecting eye illness as cameras are able to

scleral lenses

What Are Scleral Lenses | Its Uses, Types and Facts

The scleral lens, is a large contact lens that resides in the scleral and forms a tear-filled chamber over the cornea. Scleral lenses are designed to treat a wide range of eye conditions, many of which do not respond to other treatments.. Uses Of Scleral Lens Medical use Scleral lenses

progressive lenses

What Are Progressive Lenses- Advantages Over Bifocal And Trifocal

Progressive lenses are multifocal corrective lenses specially designed for people who need to see both distant and close-up objects. The need for this lens increases with age as older people have both nearsightedness and farsightedness. This condition is known as Presbyopia and people need corrective lenses to compensate for single

Basics of "Contact lenses"

Basics of Contact Lense: It’s Types And Analysis

What are Contact Lenses? Contact lenses are small prescription lenses. They’re designed to correct refractive errors and maintain ocular health. Modern contacts are far more than small eyeglass lenses that fit onto your eyes. They do, however, function very similar to regular eyeglasses—refracting and focusing light in order that objects

Allergic conjunctivitis Symptoms, Types, Causes, and Treatment

Allergic Conjunctivitis: Symptoms, Types, Causes, and Treatment

What Is Allergic Conjunctivitis?   Allergic conjunctivitis usually happens when a person’s eyes make contact with an allergen, a substance that makes the body’s system overreact. The eye becomes sore and inflamed. Symptoms occur because the overreacting system makes the body release histamine and other active substances through mast cells.

Coloured Contact lenses A Complete And Comprehensive Guide

Coloured Contact lenses: A Complete And Comprehensive Guide

Contact lenses are thin lenses placed on our cornea to help us see better. They are used to correct vision or simply for cosmetic reasons. Contact lenses are very safe if used properly and are a very effective form to correct the vision. Any kind of carelessness whether not keeping

Colour blindness

Colour blindness: Types, Causes, Diagnosis And Treatment

A person affected by color blindness will have difficulty seeing the colors red, blue, green, or a mixture of those colors. In extremely rare cases, an individual might not be ready to identify any color in the least. Colour blindness is additionally referred to as a “color vision problem”. A

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