Understand the measurements
Ask how your prescription, corneal shape, thickness, tear film and overall eye health affect your options.
Principal refractive-surgery expert
Dr. Rajat Jain
Medical Director & Consultant — Cornea & Anterior Segment, Cataract, LASIK & Refractive Surgery
Refractive-surgery decisions begin with the patient's eye examination, history and measurements—not with a procedure name. The consultation should explain what the findings show, which options may fit, what each involves, and what could go wrong.
A consultation may cover laser-based procedures, surface treatment, lens-based options, or continuing with glasses or contact lenses. Suitability and availability are confirmed only after clinical evaluation; it is reasonable to take time before deciding.
Qualifications, fellowships, publications and academic work are maintained on his dedicated professional website.
What to expect from a consultation
Compare the alternatives
Discuss the benefits, limitations, recovery and risks of each option that may suit your eyes—including no surgery.
Take time to decide
Make sure you understand the plan and written estimate before choosing an elective procedure.
Plan follow-up
Ask what reviews and aftercare are expected, and whom to contact if recovery does not feel right.
Note: detailed credentials, registrations and awards are published only after document verification on drrajatjain.com.