
MBBS, MD - Ophthalmology
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Dr. Vishal Arora is a distinguished consultant ophthalmologist, having graduated from AIIMS, New Delhi, one of India’s premier medical institutions. He furthered his expertise with a fellowship at Narayana Nethralaya, Bangalore, a leading private eye institute and research centre, where he excelled in sutureless cataract surgery (phacoemulsification) and refractive surgery (LASIK).With thousands of cataract surgeries under his belt, Dr. Arora is renowned for his mastery of the topical technique for cataract removal, which is painless, injection-free, and suture-less. He is a certified refractive surgeon proficient in LASIK, Bladeless LASIK, Contoura LASIK, PRK, SMILE, SILK and ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens), enabling patients to achieve freedom from glasses. His special interest lies in managing keratoconus, and he has authored numerous papers, conducted instruction courses, and delivered talks on the subject. He is an expert in C3R (corneal collagen crosslinking), topo-guided treatments (TPRK in keratoconus), and Intacs.Dr. Arora pioneered the establishment of a dedicated dry eye clinic in Haryana/Gurgaon, the first to be equipped with advanced Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technology for dry eye treatment. He currently heads the Ophthalmology Department at Artemis Hospitals, Gurugram, where he performs advanced eye surgeries and diagnostics. Previously, he was associated with Max Hospital Gurugram (Saket and Panchsheel) and Fortis Memorial Research Institute.Dr. Vishal Arora has been invited to numerous national and international conferences to share his expertise and has published many scientific papers in globally significant journals.
Dr. Vishal Arora has a very good approach to diagnosis and treatment. The staff was friendly, and the clinic environment was clean and pleasant.
I liked Dr. Vishal Arora's approach to the problem; he didn't follow the usual practice.
Dr. Vishal Arora is an experienced doctor and provided a good consultation.
We have received ***** care and support under the guidance of Dr. Vishal Arora. Our whole family consults him for eye care, and he always approaches patients with kindness. Although there is usually some waiting, that's expected for a well-known doctor. Overall, a very positive experience.
Hoped for better: Explanation of the health issueTreatment satisfaction
I did not have a very pleasant experience with this doctor. I had visited him after reading the positive reviews on Practo, hoping for a reliable diagnosis for my eye infection. ************** **** *** *** *** ***** *** ****** ****** ********* ***** *** ********* *** ********* **** ** ***** ** * ******* ** *** ***** ******* ***** ***** **** * **** **** ** ***** He then referred me to another doctor, Dr. Sameer Kaushal.
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My experience with Dr. Vishal Arora was very good. He explained everything clearly, and the clinic visit was pleasant with good staff behavior and no waiting issues. I would rate my experience a five and would definitely recommend him to others.
The patient had a good experience with Dr. Vishal Arora and felt that the doctor explained everything properly. The visit went smoothly without any issues mentioned.
Dr. Vishal Arora was recommended by me. Dr. Sharna Kewlani is a very kind doctor.
The doctor explained everything properly and my clinic visit was smooth with good staff behavior. Overall, I had a positive experience and I would recommend this doctor.
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Hoped for better: Value for money
Here at AroHealth, the first follow-up check up is also chargeable. This should not be the case, as after taking the prescribed medication if the patient is visiting for the first time, he/she shouldn't be charged, which is also the practice with other doctors around. If the patient is going for a follow-up checkup for some other reason then new charges are justified but charging new appointment fees when he/she is visiting to check with the doctor if the previous ailment/disease for which he/she had been advised a medication is cured or not, isn't right. I hope this point would be taken into due consideration.