Ikshan Eye Hospital and LASER Centre, Nagpur

Ikshan Eye Hospital and LASER Centre, Nagpur Super Speciality Eye Hospital at Ramdaspeth, Nagpur
Specializing in Advanced Cataract and Refractive Surgery.

With cutting-edge technology and personalized care, we deliver world-class treatment to restore and enhance your vision
✨Your Sight,Our Priority

03/06/2026

Behind every surgery is a patient’s trust. Grateful for the opportunity to serve.

Preparing for the RCOphth Refraction Certificate Exam is not just about memorising techniques—it is about becoming famil...
01/06/2026

Preparing for the RCOphth Refraction Certificate Exam is not just about memorising techniques—it is about becoming familiar with the instruments that make accurate refraction possible.

This carousel highlights some of the essential tools used in clinical refraction, from retinoscopy and lens neutralisation to subjective refinement. Understanding the purpose and practical use of each instrument can make the examination process smoother and improve confidence in the clinic.

Having cleared the RCOphth Refraction Certificate Exam on my first attempt, I appreciate the importance of mastering these instruments early in the preparation process. The examination has a reputation for being challenging, and the pass rate among Indian candidates is often quoted to be around 30–35%.

I hope this quick visual guide helps trainees, optometrists, and ophthalmologists preparing for the examination and strengthens their understanding of the fundamentals of refraction.

26/05/2026

Wait till the end to see what a perfectly loaded ICL looks like inside the eye. 🎯

Most people think ICL surgery happens inside the eye. It begins right here — at the loading table. 🔬

If you're starting your ICL journey, master this step first.

Correct orientation. Gentle rotation. Every drop of BSS.

Get the loading right — and the lens unfolds perfectly, every single time. 👁️

Because what happens in your hands determines what happens inside the eye.

Dr Swapnil Rathod
Cataract and Refractive Surgeon
📍 Ikshan Eye Hospital & Laser Centre, Nagpur

23/05/2026

When the process is precise, the result takes care of itself.
Watch the journey from blur to clarity — 6/60 to 6/6, one patient at a time. 🌟

Post-Op Day 1 STAAR EVO ICL ResultFrom −11D Spectacles to Plano (0D)
23/05/2026

Post-Op Day 1 STAAR EVO ICL Result
From −11D Spectacles to Plano (0D)

20/05/2026

But what they don't see behind those 15 minutes... is 15 years of relentless hard work, sleepless nights, countless exams across continents, and thousands of hours in the OT.

Every fellowship, every difficult case, every sacrifice — it all leads to this one moment when a patient looks you in the eye and says "I trust you with my vision."

That trust isn't given to the chair. It's earned by the surgeon sitting in it.

And that — is worth every single bit of it. 👁️🙏✨

From +10 hypermetropia with extremely short axial length to spectacle-free functional vision — precision biometry, custo...
18/05/2026

From +10 hypermetropia with extremely short axial length to spectacle-free functional vision — precision biometry, customised high-power IOLs, and planned monovision delivered an excellent visual outcome.

Dr. Swapnil Rathod
Cataract and Refractive Surgeon
Ikshan Eye Hospital and Laser Centre
Nagpur.

Medical Degree No. 13 — FIOF, Fellow of the International Ophthalmology Foundation, San Francisco, USA.The honest reason...
16/05/2026

Medical Degree No. 13 — FIOF, Fellow of the International Ophthalmology Foundation, San Francisco, USA.

The honest reason behind sitting so many examinations is simple — it is easier to maintain standards when you are regularly measured against them. International assessments have a way of keeping you grounded, regardless of how many years of experience you carry. There is always more to learn, and being assessed by a global standard is a good reminder of that.

Grateful to the Ophthalmology Foundation for this recognition. The learning continues and the exams too😃

Honoured to receive this beautiful gift from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow — a set of engraved...
14/05/2026

Honoured to receive this beautiful gift from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow — a set of engraved pens and the exclusive Fellows' lapel pin.

The pin carries a design inspired by Maister Peter Lowe's 1597 publication "Whole Course of Chirurgerie"— a piece of history one gets to wear.

On the back of the pin sits the College motto: "Conjurat Amice" — "Joining in friendship."

Those two words carry more weight than they first appear to. Medicine, at its highest level, has never been a solitary pursuit. Every examination passed, every skill refined, every standard upheld — it happens within a fellowship of minds across generations and geographies. "Conjurat Amice" is a recognition that when you earn your place in a Royal College, you are not simply adding letters after your name. You are joining a covenant — with the physicians and surgeons who came before, with those who will follow, and with the patients whose care is the entire point.

Carrying that motto close to the heart, quite literally, is a privilege I do not take lightly.

FRCS Glasgow was the first of three Royal College fellowships I hold — followed by FRCOphth from the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, London, and FRCS from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. All three earned through the EXAM ROUTE, on the first attempt, from active clinical practice in India. Holding this pin today brought the entire journey into sharp focus.

Grateful to the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow for this gesture of recognition.

Not all lenses used in cataract surgery are the same. 👁️Today, cataract surgery is not just about removing the cataract ...
09/05/2026

Not all lenses used in cataract surgery are the same. 👁️

Today, cataract surgery is not just about removing the cataract — it is also about improving the quality of your vision and reducing dependence on glasses.

There are different types of lenses (IOLs) available:

• Monofocal Lens – mainly for clear distance vision
• EDOF Lens – gives a wider range of vision
• Multifocal Lens – helps with distance, computer work, and near vision

The right lens depends on:
✔ Your eye condition
✔ Your daily lifestyle
✔ Your work and visual needs
✔ Your expectations after surgery

A proper eye examination and discussion with your eye surgeon can help you choose the most suitable option for your eyes.

मोतियाबिंद की सर्जरी में इस्तेमाल होने वाले सभी लेंस एक जैसे नहीं होते। 👁️

आज मोतियाबिंद की सर्जरी केवल मोतियाबिंद हटाने तक सीमित नहीं है — बल्कि बेहतर और अधिक आरामदायक दृष्टि देने पर भी ध्यान दिया जाता है, ताकि चश्मे पर निर्भरता कम हो सके।

मोतियाबिंद सर्जरी में अलग-अलग प्रकार के लेंस (IOLs) उपलब्ध हैं:

• मोनोफोकल लेंस – मुख्यतः दूर की साफ दृष्टि के लिए
• EDOF लेंस – दूर से मध्यम दूरी तक बेहतर दृष्टि के लिए
• मल्टीफोकल लेंस – दूर, कंप्यूटर और पास की दृष्टि में सहायता के लिए

आपके लिए कौन सा लेंस सही रहेगा, यह कई बातों पर निर्भर करता है: ✔ आपकी आंखों की स्थिति
✔ आपकी रोज़मर्रा की जीवनशैली
✔ आपके काम और देखने की ज़रूरतें
✔ सर्जरी के बाद आपकी अपेक्षाएँ

आंखों की सही जांच और अपने Eye Surgeon से उचित सलाह लेकर आपके लिए सबसे उपयुक्त लेंस चुना जा सकता है।

Dr. Swapnil Rathod
Cataract and Refractive Surgeon
Ikshan Eye Hospital and Laser Centre
Nagpur.

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3rd Floor, Pushkar One, VIP Road, Near Reliance Centro Mall, Ramdaspeth
Nagpur
440011

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm

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