Sankara Eye Hospital

I am writing a long 2 months post surgery review.Firstly considering lack of technical understanding in the society and families you need to fight a lot for treatments like refractive surgery which is considered as an elective surgery but only the patient themselves know the pain they are carrying with them and how potentially good the surgery can be.Though I had a relatively low myopia (-6 Cylinder), I went for lens implantation, mostly people I know go for Lasik with such power.I had odd powers - myopia in right eye and light hyperopia ( < 0.5 ) in left due to which I had difficulties in depth perception of the image.I was sceptical about procedure as there were not much reviews and also the idea of keeping a foreign body in the eye is something everyone will want to reconsider their decision. I tried researching a lot about the procedure, read complete quora, medium and infact many of the research papers published in medical science journals. Just before the day of the procedure I visited doctor again to validate all my doubts and measured the risk vs gain ratio.Along the whole process two people helped me a lot Mr. Watson and Mrs Amara. They both are gems. Everytime I visited them, they cleared all my doubts answered precisely even tiny technical details and thus I became confident about the procedure.Another doubt that came lately was the controversial articles of ECD loss at a greater rate (this is something which will scare most of us) but the improvements in the lens designs have eliminated these risks. So yes go ahead with the procedure ( why not ).The surgery was relatively quick. Though I came early in the morning and waited my turn to come (it took less than 10mins for the real procedure). You won't feel even a little pain, just a bit of pressure.I am a person of very little patience and hence during the entire course of recovery I panicked like anything. At times I used to call Mrs Amaravati (sometimes late in the evening but she was always helpful)Usually they say that you get to see things clearly just the next day but for me recovery time was a bit high, around 10 days and the vision became clearer day after day. I attained the maximum vision by this time but still it was not comfortable like the vision I used to have earlier. It took a total of around 35 days for my vision to become comfortable.Now I see along the things with an ease, depth perception like I used had never before. excellent reading vision, can focus easily while playing sports, driving etc.Only a little (negligible halos at the night are there which I will adapt soon)overall quality of my life has increased. The vision is far better than I used to have with glasses on. Thanks Dr Umesh and the team.Readers can personally ask me if they have any doubts.

Well I went for a follow up after my mothers cataract surgery, although there were no problems in the surgery or later visits.

My mother is perfectly all right and I am not doubting the doctors skill set or experience, but I found the doctors behavior offensive and actually rude when you ask questions.

I had a bad experience when I had asked a question to continue with the medications or not because they were steroids which I think I have full right to and his words were "Did I tell you anything else" which simply meant do not ask questions for the service that you have taken. I think I have paid the amount for the surgery I have the right to know how should I keep my mother healthy.

Again I am not questioning the doctors ability this is purely about his behavior towards the patients which I think according to me could be much better. I recommend to take this as a constructive feedback and not get offended again.

I would recommend this hospital to everyone but maybe not the DR. Umesh for that matter.

Consulted Sankara Eye Hospital Kundalhalli for cataract in my wife's eyes.Dr.Lalitha operated on both eyes and very professional pre and post operative care.Very smooth and process oriented procedures at Sankara hospital.Strongly recommend Dr Lalitha for opthalmic surgery and she also heads Glaucoma department.

I had good experience with dr at time of emergency when my daughter’s eye has some particle stuck in cornea of eye she tried best to remove it but since my daughter is just 4yrs so it was difficult to remove so she recommended cornea specialist in same hospital dr pallavi joshi ... she removed it using needle and without anesthesia.

It was very good experience with both doctors at time of emergency.