About this platform
Eight honest answers about who we are, why this site exists and how we handle your trust.
1 · Why this focused website exists
Searching for LASIK in Delhi returns a flood of price ads, ranking claims and pressure tactics. This website was created to be the opposite: a calm, focused resource that helps you understand refractive vision correction before you commit to anything. It covers candidacy, evaluation, procedure differences, recovery, risks and cost factors — the questions thoughtful patients actually ask.
2 · Relationship with Jain Eye Hospital & Laser Centre
A focused patient-education and consultation platform associated with Jain Eye Hospital & Laser Centre. The centre is at AG 152, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi 110088. We state this association openly on every page. Procedure availability should be confirmed directly after evaluation. For wider services and current facility information, visit jaineye.com.
3 · Care philosophy: suitability before selling
Refractive surgery is elective. The correct outcome of an evaluation is sometimes "not now," "not this procedure," or occasionally "not surgery at all." We consider that a successful consultation. Any centre that treats every visitor as a candidate is not doing its job — corneal thickness, tear film, prescription stability and ocular health all draw boundaries that marketing cannot.
4 · Dr. Rajat Jain's refractive role
The principal refractive-surgery expert associated with this platform is Dr. Rajat Jain, Medical Director & Consultant — Cornea & Anterior Segment, Cataract, LASIK & Refractive Surgery. His detailed professional biography, credentials and academic work live on drrajatjain.com. This site intentionally focuses on patient decision-making rather than recreating his full profile.
5 · The evaluation and informed-consent standard
Every pathway here begins with measurement, not marketing. Refraction, corneal mapping and ocular-health checks — as clinically indicated — come before any recommendation. Surgery proceeds only after a documented informed-consent discussion covering benefits, limitations, alternatives and risks, in language you actually understand.
6 · Technology philosophy
Platforms assist; clinical judgment decides. We describe technology only when its availability is verified, and we refuse the industry's habit of treating every new platform name as automatically superior. The best technology is the one that fits your measurements — sometimes the simpler option is the safer one.
7 · Patient safety, privacy and accessibility
This site asks only for details needed to respond to an enquiry and does not publish enquiry details. How information is handled is explained in the privacy policy. We aim to make the pages usable with assistive technology and on mobile devices.
8 · What to expect before, during and after a consultation
Before: you'll be asked about goals, history and current correction. During: measurements, honest discussion of options and time for your questions. After: a written plan, clear preparation guidance and scheduled follow-up. At no point are you obligated to proceed — the consultation itself is the product.