Centre For Sight

Centre For Sight 30 years of expert eye care, 85+ centres, 30+ cities. Trusted for advanced eye care.

Established in 1996, Centre for Sight has been continuously striving to provide specialized eye care for all. The group is a leading provider of specialized eye care with 85+ centres across 30+ cities in 15 states of India. A highly qualified clinical team leads Centre for Sight with modern infrastructure and world-class technology. But above all, the CFS group’s commitment to patient-centric values makes it a trusted name when it comes to quality eye care services.

27/11/2025

Why You Need Regular Eye Checkups After Cataract Surgery | Dr. Avinash Bagzai | Centre For Sight

Even after cataract surgery, regular yearly eye checkups are essential—especially for people who were previously myopic. Although the natural lens is replaced and vision improves, the retina remains as it was, and myopic eyes have a weaker retina compared to normal eyes.
Routine follow-ups help detect issues like diabetic retinopathy, blood pressure–related changes, age-related degeneration, or myopia-related retinal problems.
Dr. Avinash Bagzai from Centre For Sight also advises maintaining a balanced diet rich in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and protein for long-term eye health.

26/11/2025

Post Cataract Surgery Precautions Explained | Dr. Avinash Bagzai | Centre For Sight

After cataract surgery, patients usually need to continue eye drops for about a month, with the dosage gradually tapering. During the first week, it’s important to avoid dust, dirt, and water entering the eye—no head bath and no splashing water on the face. After one week, most activities like bathing with eyes closed can resume, and by one month, patients can return to normal routines.
Dr. Avinash Bagzai from Centre For Sight also reminds patients to continue yearly eye checkups, as age-related or diabetes-related eye issues can still occur even with an artificial lens.

25/11/2025

Do Steroids Cause Early Cataract? | Dr. Avinash Bagzai | Centre For Sight

Long-term steroid use—especially oral steroids taken for skin, autoimmune conditions or bodybuilding—can increase the risk of a specific type of cataract called posterior subcapsular cataract. Patients often face glare in bright sunlight and difficulty driving at night due to scattered light from oncoming vehicles.
In this short video, Dr. Avinash Bagzai from Centre For Sight explains why steroid-induced cataracts occur and the symptoms to watch out for.

Congratulations to Dr. Shankar Narang on being named in the Right Shift Fittest 40 Above 40 Power List 2025. It’s a reco...
24/11/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Shankar Narang on being named in the Right Shift Fittest 40 Above 40 Power List 2025. It’s a recognition marked by consistency, resilience, and a genuine commitment to well-being.

24/11/2025

Centre For Sight: North India’s Best Private Eye Care Network - 6 Years in a Row

This year, The Week has once again placed us at the top, ranking us #1 in North India and
And this heartwarming recognition comes from the trust you place in us.
For 6 years straight, you’ve let us be part of your eye-care journey.
We’re grateful, motivated, and committed to doing even better, because your vision is always our priority.

Thank you for believing in us, year after year.

23/11/2025

When Is the Right Time for Cataract Surgery? Dr. Avinash Bagzai Explains | Centre For Sight

When should you get cataract surgery?
Dr. Avinash Bagzai from Centre For Sight explains the modern approach: the right time is the day you start facing vision problems.
In early-stage cataract, if your daily activities aren’t affected, you may wait for a few months. But once it reaches Stage 2 or begins impacting tasks like night driving, reading, or clarity, surgery should not be delayed.
With today’s advanced technology, cataract surgery is quick, stitch-less, and recovery is often within 2–3 days.

22/11/2025

Can Cataract Be Treated with Medicines? Dr. Avinash Bagzai Explains | Centre For Sight

Can cataract be cured or delayed with medicines, tablets, or eye drops?
Dr. Avinash Bagzai from Centre For Sight clarifies a common myth: no medicine can treat or postpone cataract. Cataract is an age-related change that happens to everyone, and the only effective treatment is surgery.
Timely diagnosis and treatment are essential for restoring clear vision.

21/11/2025

Should You Wait for Cataract to Mature? | Dr. Avinash Bagzai | Centre For Sight

Many patients ask whether they should wait for their cataract to fully mature — but modern eye care says otherwise.
Dr. Avinash Bagzai from Centre For Sight explains that the right time for cataract surgery is when your vision starts getting affected.
If you’re facing night-driving issues, glare, halos, or blurred vision, delaying surgery may only increase risks.
Early treatment ensures safer surgery and better visual outcomes.

20/11/2025

What Is a Refractive Error? | Prof. Dr. Mahipal S. Sachdev | Centre For Sight

Glasses can feel uncomfortable — smudges, scratches, poor fit — but the root cause is often a refractive error.
Prof. Dr. Mahipal S. Sachdev from Centre For Sight explains what refractive errors are and how personalised solutions like LASIK, SMILE, ICL, or advanced lenses can give you clearer, more comfortable vision.
Because every eye deserves the best, customised care.

19/11/2025

How to Choose the Best Lens for Your Eyes | Dr. Mahavir Dattani | Centre For Sight

Choosing the right lens after cataract surgery depends on your lifestyle and visual needs.
In this video, Dr. Mahavir Dattani from Centre For Sight explains the difference between monofocal, toric, multifocal, trifocal, and extended-range lenses — and how your work profile, driving habits, and near-vision requirements decide the best option for you.

18/11/2025

Say Goodbye to Cataracts: A Painless, Suture less Surgery | Dr. Mahavir Dattani

Get the inside scoop on the latest cataract surgery techniques from Dr. Mahavir Dattani at Centre For Sight. This revolutionary procedure is virtually painless, with a tiny 1.8mm incision - that's just two needle widths! The surgery is quick, taking only 5-7 minutes, and boasts a fast recovery time, with 90% recovery within 2-3 days. Learn about the benefits of Micro Incision Cataract Surgery and Femto Second Laser treatment, offering unparalleled accuracy and precision. Say hello to a life of clear vision and freedom from cataracts!

17/11/2025

Nigeria to India for Glaucoma Care | Patient Testimonial | Centre For Sight

A patient from Nigeria shares his positive experience undergoing glaucoma treatment at Centre For Sight under the expert care of Dr. Harsh Kumar.
He talks about seamless coordination, smooth consultations, attentive post-operative care, and constant support throughout his treatment journey.
His heartfelt recommendation highlights Centre For Sight as a trusted destination for advanced eye care for international patients.

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B – 5/24, Safdarjung Enclave Opposite Deer Park
Delhi
110029

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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
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For the past 23 years, Centre for Sight has constantly strived to provide affordable and personalized eye care for all. It is a leading provider of specialized eye care with a Pan India presence with 52 centres across 31 cities in India. A highly qualified clinical team, modern infrastructure and technology, and a commitment to patient centric values make it a trusted name in quality eye care. Our Hospital Network: DELHI-NCR I UTTAR PRADESH I RAJASTHAN I MADHYA PRADESH I GUJARAT I MAHARASHTRA I TELANGANA I ANDHRA PRADESH