Specialist Eye Care for Jhajjar Families

Complete Eye Care, Under One Roof

Every sub-specialty is led by a fellowship-trained surgeon — whatever brings you in from Jhajjar, you're seen by someone who treats it every day.

The Same Technology as Leading Centres — a Short Drive Away

FDA-approved and CE-certified surgical and diagnostic systems, in a NABH-accredited setting with three modular operation theatres.

Meet the Specialists Jhajjar Travels For

Five senior sub-specialists, trained at AIIMS New Delhi, Aravind Eye Hospital and internationally.

Years of sun

Published research links cumulative ultraviolet exposure to earlier cataract and to pterygium — the fleshy pink growth that creeps from the corner of the eye onto the cornea in people who work outdoors. A small pterygium needs only monitoring and lubricants.

When it grows towards the pupil, distorts the corneal shape or keeps becoming inflamed, we remove it with a conjunctival autograft, where a small piece of your own surface tissue covers the bare area. Published studies report recurrence is substantially lower with an autograft than with older bare-sclera techniques. It is day care. A cap and wrap-around sunglasses genuinely reduce exposure.

Chaff and grit at threshing

Husk, dust and metal fragments off a thresher cause corneal abrasions and embedded foreign bodies. Do not rub the eye, and please do not use oil, home remedies or leftover steroid drops — steroids on an abraded or infected cornea can turn a small problem into a corneal ulcer and a lasting scar. If pain, watering or blurring is still there after a few hours, have the eye seen the same day. An abrasion caught early usually heals cleanly; an ulcer treated at home for a week is far harder.

Anything that struck the eye at speed

Grinding, hammering, welding or working near a running machine can drive a fragment through the eye wall with little pain. Get it examined the same day even if it feels settled.

Bring your reports and your scheme card. We'll tell you honestly whether it needs surgery — or whether your local clinic can manage it.

The direct route is the Gurugram–Jhajjar Road (SH-22), approximately 55–60 km and typically 80–100 minutes by car — approximate and heavily traffic-dependent, especially past Farrukhnagar. From Bahadurgarh, in the same district but on the Delhi side, most patients find the Western Peripheral (KMP) Expressway or the Najafgarh route easier.

Haryana Roadways services from Jhajjar reach Gurugram Bus Stand / ISBT Sector 12, about 2.5–3 km away; a shared auto or e-rickshaw covers the last stretch. Please check current frequency before you travel.

Via Delhi Metro, IFFCO Chowk on the Yellow Line is the most practical station, roughly 3.5–4 km away — a sensible option for anyone who will be dilated and should not drive home.

Before you set off

For any surgery, suitability depends on a detailed evaluation — not every patient is a candidate, and we will tell you plainly if you are not.

No. Dayal Eye Centre is one NABH-accredited hospital in Sector 15 Part 2, Gurugram. We see patients from Jhajjar and Bahadurgarh every week and hold camps across the region, but we do not run a branch there.

Only after a full evaluation, and only if your surgeon judges it appropriate. Cataract surgery needs biometry to calculate your lens power; laser vision correction needs corneal scans and usually a break from contact lenses. Tell us at booking that you are travelling from Jhajjar.

Often, yes. The first post-operative check cannot be skipped, but later reviews can frequently be spaced and simple queries handled by phone. Second-eye surgery can usually be scheduled to reduce journeys.

Yes — plus CGHS, ECHS, the Health Department, Government of Haryana, and cashless treatment with many insurers and TPAs. Bring the card and a photo ID, and tell us in advance so approvals start early.

Rinse gently with clean water and do not rub. If pain, watering, redness or blurring persists after a few hours, or the particle came off a machine at speed, have the eye examined the same day. Avoid oil, home remedies and old steroid drops.

Yes, once a year. Early diabetic retinopathy causes no symptoms, which is exactly why annual screening exists.

Call or WhatsApp +91 81786 39701 during opening hours. For sudden loss of vision, severe pain or injury, go to the nearest hospital with an eye casualty first, then call us.