A first eye appointment shouldn't be confusing. Here's how booking works, what to bring, and what to expect when you arrive.
From booking to follow-up, here's how a typical visit unfolds.
Call us or use the appointment form. Walk-ins are welcome during clinic hours too.
Computerised vision testing and diagnostics build a clear picture of your eye health.
Dr. Sharma examines your eyes, explains the findings, and discusses your options.
You leave with a clear, honest plan — whether that's glasses, medication or surgery.
Any old prescriptions, reports or eye notes you may have.
Especially if you have diabetes or take regular medicines.
Eyes may be dilated for testing, so bring shades for the trip home.
If your eyes are dilated, it helps to have someone to travel with.
Quick answers about appointments, treatment and your visit.
Both work. We recommend booking by phone so you're seen with minimal wait, but walk-in patients are welcome during clinic hours (9 AM – 7 PM, Monday to Saturday; we are closed on Sundays).
For a full retina or detailed eye examination, your pupils may be dilated with eye drops. This can blur your near vision and make you light-sensitive for a few hours, so bring sunglasses and ideally someone to accompany you home.
Modern phacoemulsification is a stitch-free, day-care procedure. Most patients notice clearer vision within a day or two, with full recovery over a few weeks. Dr. Sharma will guide you on aftercare specific to your eyes.
Suitability depends on your prescription, corneal thickness and overall eye health. We carry out detailed pre-surgery testing before recommending laser correction, so book a consultation and we'll let you know honestly whether it's right for you.
Diabetes can silently damage the retina, so a yearly dilated retinal screening is generally advised — sooner if you notice any change in vision. Early detection makes diabetic eye disease far more manageable.
We're located in Jagadhri and regularly care for patients from Yamunanagar, Bilaspur, Chhachhrauli and across Haryana — including those referred for advanced retina treatment.
The easiest way to get an answer is to call us — our team is happy to help you plan your visit.