Social Media and other sites of Ojas Eye Hospital in Mumbai

 

Ojas Eye Hospital - www.ojaseyehospital.com

Ojas Eye Hospital began its journey in Ophthalmic Eye Care on 7th June 1987 and has been providing eye treatments since then. Over the past 2 decades, Ojas has emerged as a leading ophthalmic centre in Mumbai & India and has restored vision to over 1,50,000 patients across India and the world.

Ojas has been the enterprise of Dr. Niteen Dedhia, who is practicing Ophthalmology for over 28 years.

Dr. Dedhia has been a pioneer in performing LASIK surgery; being amongst the first to perform microkeratome LASIK as well as blade-free (Intralase femtosecond) LASIK in the country. He is also among the first to bring phakic Intra-ocular lenses to India, providing respite to patients with very high myopia.

 

Facebook  = https://www.facebook.com/OjasEyeHospitalMumbaiIndia

 

Instagram = https://www.instagram.com/ojaseyehospital/

 

Twitter      = https://twitter.com/ojaseyehospital

 

You Tube  = https://www.youtube.com/user/DrNiteenDedhia

 

Keratoconusindia - www.keratoconusindia.in

 

 

Retinaindia - www.retinaindia.in

 


Cataractindia – www.cataractindia.in

 


Lasikindia - www.lasikindia.com

 

Tags = Eye Hospital in Mumbai, Keratoconus treatment in India, Retina treatment in India, Cataract treatment in Mumbai, Lasik treatment in India

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