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Infinite Vision Care and Laser Centre By Dr Shaila R Patel, One of the Best Laser Eye Surgeon and Ophthalmologist In Kandivali and Mira Road

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Dr. Shaila R Patel

MBBS, DNB Ophthal (Aravind Eye Hospital), F.C.R.S - Fellowship in Cornea and refractive Surgeries (Dr Agarwal Eye Hospital Chennai), Fellowship in Advanced Phaco, MNAMS

Dr. Shaila Rajkumar Patel is a Super-speciality Eye Surgeon in Mumbai, specialising in Cornea, Cataract and Phaco-Refractive Surgeries. She has proficiently & successfully done many Cataract and Lasik surgeries. She has presented & published various articles for many National and International Journals on the subject. She is also one of the youngest authors in Gems of Ophthalmology Cornea and Sclera book.

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Why Infinite Vision Care?

Team of highly trained Eye specialists under the leadership of Dr. Shaila R Patel
Latest equipments and advanced eye procedures.
Patient nurturing environment that educates, enlightens and explains the procedures and it's relevance to the treatment.
Recognized center of excellence in advanced eye-care and vision correction eye clinics with NABH Accredition since 15 years.
Treated more than 73,000 patients till date and performed more than 6000 Surgeries from around the world.
Pioneer in Cornea Treatments and Laser Surgeries.
Advanced Cornea Transplant Center
World Class treatments and care, comparable to the best eyecare clinics in the world

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About Infinite Vision Care

Who is Dr. Shaila R. Patel?

Dr. Shaila R. Patel is an experienced ophthalmologist specializing in comprehensive medical and surgical eye care. Her expertise includes advanced cataract surgery, LASIK laser vision correction, glaucoma management, detailed retina evaluations, and pediatric eye care.

Why is Infinite Vision Care & Laser Centre considered one of the best eye clinics in Mira Road and Kandivali?

Infinite Vision Care & Laser Centre, led by Dr. Shaila R. Patel, is highly regarded for providing comprehensive, advanced eye care under one roof. The clinic features modern diagnostic equipment, advanced laser technology, and specialized treatments for everything from routine refractive errors to complex surgical conditions, serving patients across Mira Road, and Kandivali in Mumbai.

What services / treatments are offered at Infinite Vision Care & Laser Centre?

We provide end-to-end eye care, including a range of solutions. The first step is an initial checkup/diagnosis. Looking at the condition and patient history, we can recommend treatments. Some of our treatments include cataract surgery, LASIK treatment, Glaucoma Treatment, Retina Surgeries, Cornea Surgeries, Keratoconus, Oculoplastic Surgeries, and more.

The clinic provides a full spectrum of eye care services, including:

Advanced computerized eye testing and digital retinal imaging (OCT scans)
Micro-incision Cataract Surgery and specialized LASIK consultation
Glaucoma screening and long-term management
Diabetic retinopathy screening and retina care
Pediatric ophthalmology, squint, and lazy eye treatments
Dry eye therapies and contact lens consultations.

Where is the clinic located?

Our Multi-speciality eye clinic is located at 301, Raj Oaks Building, MTNL Road, Near Don Bosco School, Mira Road East, Maharashtra 401107

How are our services different from other clinics and eye hospitals?

The Infinite Vision Care expereince is quite different that other clinics or eye hospitals.

You will get personalised care, detailed diagnosis and a world class eye care expereince. However, these are things are not important as the expertise of the doctor consulting you.

Rest assured, you will be attended by a highly qualified ophthalmologist and laser surgeon – Dr Shaila R Patel.

Dr Shaila has treated over 73,000 patients over last 15 years. She has pursued MBBS, DNB Ophthal (Arvind Eye Hospital), F.C.R.S (Fellowship in Cornea and refractive Surgeries), Fellowship in Advanced Phaco, and MNAMS.

At infinite Vision Care, you will get best in class eye care at competitive prices.

How much does a treatment cost?

The charges change according to the treatment required. The initial consultation charges are fixed, and treatment charges can depend on the duration of a treatment, complications in case of surgery, and patient history.

To know the exact cost for a treatment, kindly contact us.

What should I look for when choosing the best eye specialist or clinic in Mira Road or Kandivali?

Look for highly experienced ophthalmologists (medical doctors qualified to perform surgery), advanced diagnostic and laser technology, positive patient reviews, and a comprehensive range of services so that both medical and surgical eye conditions can be managed in one place.

General Eye Health

What is the difference between an ophthalmologist and an optometrist?

An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor (MD/MS) trained to diagnose and treat all eye diseases, prescribe medications, and perform advanced eye surgeries. An optometrist primarily focuses on vision testing, performing refractions, and prescribing corrective eyeglasses or contact lenses.

When should I consult an eye specialist, and what symptoms require urgent care?

You should schedule a routine visit if you experience persistent blurred vision, headaches, eye strain, watering, or redness. Seek immediate, emergency ophthalmology consultation if you experience sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, trauma, chemical exposure, or a sudden onset of flashes and floating spots in your vision.

How often should I get a comprehensive eye check-up?

Healthy adults should ideally undergo routine eye examinations every 1–2 years. However, seniors, individuals with a family history of glaucoma, and those diagnosed with diabetes or high blood pressure require more frequent evaluations.

Can a comprehensive eye exam detect systemic conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure?

Yes. Because the eye is the only place in the body where a doctor can directly view blood vessels, a detailed retinal examination can reveal early signs of systemic diseases like diabetes or hypertension, well before other physical symptoms appear.

LASIK & Laser Vision Correction

What is LASIK surgery and what vision problems can it correct?

LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) is a safe, rapid laser vision correction procedure that permanently reshapes the cornea to fix refractive errors. It is used to correct myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism, significantly reducing or eliminating the need for glasses or contact lenses.

Who is eligible for LASIK surgery, and is it permanent?

Ideal candidates are adults (usually over 18) with a stable eye glass prescription for at least one year, healthy corneas, and no underlying major eye diseases. While LASIK permanently changes the shape of the cornea for long-term vision correction, it cannot stop the natural, age-related vision changes (like presbyopia) that occur later in life.

Is LASIK painful and how long does the recovery take?

The procedure is virtually painless, as anesthetic eye drops are used to completely numb the eye. Most patients notice a dramatic improvement in their vision within 24–48 hours and can comfortably return to work or normal activities within a few days.

Cataract Surgery

What is a cataract and what are its symptoms?

A cataract is the gradual clouding of the eye’s natural lens, which prevents light from focusing cleanly on the retina. Common symptoms include progressively blurry or foggy vision, increased glare (especially from oncoming headlights while driving at night), faded color perception, and frequent changes in your spectacle prescription.

Is cataract surgery safe, and how long does the procedure take?

Yes, modern cataract surgery is one of the safest, most frequently performed, and most successful surgical procedures in the world. When performed by an experienced specialist, the procedure is typically painless (using numbing eye drops) and is completed within 15–30 minutes as a same-day daycare procedure.

Can cataracts return after surgery?

No, a cataract cannot return because the natural cloudy lens is permanently replaced with an artificial Intraocular Lens (IOL). However, some patients may develop a temporary clouding of the natural capsule supporting the new lens months or years later. This is easily treated in the clinic with a quick, non-invasive YAG laser procedure.

Can both eyes be operated on at the same time for cataracts?

For safety, optimal healing, and accurate vision monitoring, cataract surgeries are typically scheduled one eye at a time, usually spaced a week or two apart.

Glaucoma & Retina Care

What is glaucoma, and why is it called the "silent thief of sight"?

Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease that causes irreversible damage to the optic nerve, frequently driven by elevated internal eye pressure. It is called the “silent thief of sight” because early-stage glaucoma rarely causes pain or noticeable symptoms. Vision is lost gradually from the periphery inward, making regular diagnostic screenings vital for early detection.

Can glaucoma cause permanent blindness, and how is it treated?

Yes, untreated glaucoma can lead to permanent, irreversible blindness. While lost vision cannot be restored, the disease can be effectively managed and halted through lifelong treatments, including prescription eye drops, specialized laser procedures, or surgery to maintain safe eye pressure levels.

What symptoms point to retinal problems, and what conditions do retina specialists treat?

Common retinal diseases include diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears or detachment, and age-related macular degeneration. Warning signs of a retinal issue include sudden flashes of light, a shower of dark floaters, distorted lines, or a dark shadow covering part of your visual field. Early diagnosis by a retina specialist drastically improves visual outcomes.

Why are diabetic eye examinations so critical?

Chronic high blood sugar damages the delicate blood vessels supplying the retina, leading to a condition called diabetic retinopathy. If ignored, it can cause severe internal bleeding and permanent vision loss. Annual dilated diabetic eye exams allow specialists to catch and treat these vascular changes with lasers or injections before they impact your sight.

Advanced Specialized Eye Care

What is Computer Vision Syndrome (Digital Eye Strain) and how can it be reduced?

Computer Vision Syndrome refers to a group of eye and vision problems stemming from prolonged use of digital screens (computers, smartphones, tablets). Symptoms include dry eyes, eye fatigue, blurry vision, redness, and headaches. You can reduce strain by practicing the 20-20-20 rule (looking 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes), ensuring proper screen positioning, blinking frequently, and using blue-light protective lenses.

What causes dry eyes, and how are they managed?

Dry eyes occur when the eyes do not produce enough tears, or when the tears evaporate too quickly due to factors like aging, extensive screen time, environmental conditions (AC rooms), or hormonal shifts. Symptoms include burning, a gritty sensation, and redness. Management ranges from lifestyle shifts and preservative-free lubricating drops to advanced in-clinic dry eye therapies.

Why are early pediatric eye examinations important for children?

Children’s eyes develop rapidly. Early pediatric eye exams help catch structural and refractive issues before they impact learning and development. Keep a close watch for signs like frequent eye rubbing, squinting, sitting too close to the television, regular headaches, or poor academic performance.

Can conditions like squint and lazy eye be successfully treated?

Yes. Squint (strabismus) is a misalignment of the eyes, while lazy eye (amblyopia) occurs when one eye fails to develop proper visual acuity during childhood. When diagnosed early, both conditions can be treated highly effectively using prescription glasses, vision therapy exercises, eye patching, or corrective muscle surgery.

Are contact lenses safe for daily wear?

Yes, contact lenses are perfectly safe for most individuals with refractive errors, provided they strictly follow hygiene protocols. They can be worn daily depending on the specific lens type (daily disposables, monthly extended wear) and your ophthalmologist’s precise recommendation.

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Travelling to India for Quality yet Affordable Eye Care Treatment?

With Infinite Vision Care, you can receive world-class eye care solutions at a fraction of the cost compared to your home country. Our goal is to make high-tech eye care accessible and affordable for international travellers like you.

We understand that travelling for medical purposes can be overwhelming. That’s why our team is dedicated to providing you with a seamless experience from start to finish. From helping you with travel arrangements to accommodation, our comprehensive services ensure your medical tourism journey is hassle-free.