Centre For Sight

12/03/2026

A proud moment for Centre For Sight.

We successfully implanted our first commercial Hydrus Microstent—another step forward as we continue to bring newer advancements in glaucoma care to our patients.

We remain committed to continuously adopting innovations that improve patient care.

10/03/2026

What Causes Subconjunctival Hemorrhage? | Dr. RVS Kalyani | Centre For Sight Hyderabad

Why do red patches suddenly appear in the eye? Dr. RVS Kalyani from Centre For Sight Hyderabad explains the common causes of subconjunctival hemorrhage, a condition where small blood vessels break under the conjunctiva. It can occur without any specific reason, but factors like excessive eye rubbing, fragile blood vessels in older age, high blood pressure, diabetes, bleeding disorders, or blood thinner medications can increase the risk. Even physical strain such as heavy coughing, vomiting, constipation, or weightlifting may trigger it. Understanding these causes helps people recognize the condition and seek medical advice when necessary.

06/03/2026

What Causes Bloodshot Eyes? | Subconjunctival Hemorrhage Explained | Dr. RVS Kalyani

Have you ever noticed a bright red patch or bloodshot appearance in someone’s eye? Dr. RVS Kalyani from Centre For Sight Hyderabad explains that this condition is known as a subconjunctival hemorrhage. It occurs when tiny blood vessels rupture under the conjunctiva, the clear layer covering the white part of the eye. Although it may look alarming, it is often harmless and usually resolves on its own. Understanding the cause and knowing when to seek medical advice can help you stay calm and protect your eye health.

05/03/2026

Eye Check-Up Schedule by Age: From Childhood to 40+ | Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B

When should you get your eyes examined at different stages of life? Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B from Centre For Sight Hyderabad explains the ideal eye check-up schedule by age. After infancy screening, the second check-up should be around 3 years of age before starting preschool to assess vision clarity and eye alignment. From school age up to 18–20 years, annual eye examinations are recommended. In your 20s and 30s, check-ups can be done once every 2–3 years if vision is stable. After 40, yearly eye exams become important due to increased risks of glaucoma, retinopathy, presbyopia (near vision difficulty), and cataract. Regular screening at the right time helps protect lifelong vision.

05/03/2026

When Should You Get Your Child’s Eyes Checked? | Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B | Centre For Sight

When should you visit an eye doctor to check for vision problems? Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B from Centre For Sight Hyderabad explains that eye screening begins right from birth. Premature babies must undergo ROP (Retinopathy of Prematurity) screening within the first month, as their retina may not be fully developed — early treatment can gift them lifelong vision. Even full-term babies should have their first eye check-up between 8–12 months to screen for squint (eye misalignment) and refractive errors like minus or plus power. Early detection ensures timely treatment and healthy visual development for your child.

05/03/2026

High Power Glasses? There’s a Reversible Solution!

Many people with very high spectacle numbers often believe that removing glasses is not possible. But thanks to advanced vision correction techniques, there are safe and effective solutions available today. In this insightful video, Prof. Dr Mahipal S Sachdev, Chairman & Medical Director at Centre for Sight, explains Implantable Contact Lenses (ICL) — an advanced procedure designed for patients who may not be suitable candidates for LASIK.

✔ Ideal for patients with very high power
✔ Suitable when corneal thickness is not adequate for LASIK
✔ No removal of the natural lens
✔ Reversible procedure – the lens can be removed if needed
✔ Provides excellent vision quality and patient satisfaction

With more than 3 million procedures performed worldwide, implantable lenses are helping patients achieve clearer vision and greater freedom from glasses.

🎥 Watch the full video to understand how this innovative procedure works and who can benefit from it.

Dr Mahipal Sachdev-Reversible है लैंस,नहीं सूट किया निकल जाएगा Eye of truth जो जाती है हर खबर की गहराई तक Eye of truth...

28/02/2026

Urban vs Rural Eye Problems: Is Screen Time the Only Culprit? | Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B

Is dry eye and increasing spectacle use more common in urban populations compared to rural areas? Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B from Centre For Sight Hyderabad explains that while the gap is narrowing, lifestyle differences still matter. Urban lifestyles involve higher screen dependency, increased pollution, air-conditioned environments, and reduced humidity — all of which contribute to dry eyes. In contrast, rural routines often involve less screen exposure and more outdoor activity. However, screens alone are not the only culprit. Increased near work — including reading and digital usage — plays a major role in rising spectacle dependence among children. Balanced screen habits, proper humidity, and lifestyle awareness are key to protecting eye health.

27/02/2026

Why Are Dry Eyes So Common Today? | Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B | Centre For Sight Hyderabad

Are dry eyes becoming more common in today’s lifestyle? Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B from Centre For Sight Hyderabad explains that dry eye is no longer just an urban problem but is strongly linked to lifestyle changes. Poor nutrition, especially lack of omega fatty acids and fresh vegetables, increased junk food consumption, rising pollution levels, and excessive screen time all contribute to dry eyes. Pollution can damage the protective oil layer of the tear film, while prolonged screen use reduces blinking, preventing proper lubrication of the eyes. Simple lifestyle corrections and awareness can go a long way in preventing and managing dry eye disease.

24/02/2026

Stress & Sleep Deprivation Can Damage Your Eyes! | Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B | Centre For Sight

Can stress and sleep deprivation directly damage your eyes? Dr. Viplav Goutham Reddy B from Centre For Sight Hyderabad explains how chronic stress increases inflammatory chemicals in your tears, as proven in a recent Bengaluru-based lab study. These inflammatory mediators can raise the risk of serious eye conditions like retinopathy, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. The good news is that stress-relieving practices such as yoga, meditation, regular physical activity, or even simple hobbies can help reduce stress hormones and protect your vision. Understand the proven link between stress, sleep deprivation, and eye health — and learn how to safeguard your eyes naturally.