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- D-47, Mahavir Nagar Society, Borivali (West), Mumbai - 400092
- Get Direction
- +91 8850448675
- nova.eye.dental@gmail.com
Dr. Darshan Shah
MBBS, DNB (Ophthalmology)
Fellowship In Phacoemulsification & Ophthalmic Surgery
Fellowship In Comprehensive & Paediatric Ophthalmology (ORBIS)
Dr. Darshan Shah is a skilled and compassionate ophthalmologist with specialized expertise in cataract and paediatric eye care. After completing his MBBS from Terna Medical College and Hospital, Navi Mumbai (2013–2019), he pursued his DNB in Ophthalmology from Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya, Chitrakoot (2020–2023), a premier institute known for high-volume clinical exposure and surgical excellence. He further honed his skills with a prestigious ORBIS-supported fellowship in Comprehensive & paediatric Ophthalmology at Drashti Netralaya, Dahod (2023–2024).
Dr. Shah has independently performed over 1,000 cataract surgeries, including both SICS and Phacoemulsification techniques. He has also successfully conducted 50+ strabismus surgeries, addressing a wide range of ocular muscle corrections in both children and adults. His surgical repertoire includes paediatric cataract surgery, ptosis repair, chalazion removal, DCR, lid tear repair, C3R, and more.
Patient Treated
Strabismus Surgeries
Cataract Surgeries
Years Of Experience
Services & Treatments
Paediatric Services
Squint Surgery
paediatric lacrimal surgery addresses tear duct blockages and related issues in infants and children, which are...
Children Eye Checkup
Regular eye checkups are essential for children to ensure healthy vision and early detection of any eye problems. Childhood is...
Spectacle Correction For Children
Spectacle correction is a common and effective way to address vision problems in children...
Lazy Eye Treatment
Lazy eye, or amblyopia, is a condition where one eye has reduced vision because the brain favors the other eye.
ROP Screening
ROP Screening is a vital eye examination performed on premature infants to detect Retinopathy of...
Congenital Eye Defect Reconstruction Surgery
Congenital eye defect reconstruction surgery involves correcting structural...
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General Ophthalmology FAQs
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What are the early signs of cataract?
Blurred vision, difficulty seeing at night, glare, faded colors, or needing frequent changes in glasses.
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Do I need glasses after cataract surgery?
Many patients have reduced dependency on glasses, but may still need them for reading or fine tasks depending on the lens chosen.
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I see tiny shapes and flecks floating in front of my eyes. Should I be concerned?
These are called floaters and can be normally seen also. But if you are seeing them all of a sudden or their size, shape, or no. is increasing or if they are associated with flashes of light, you should immediately book an eye appointment. Nevertheless you need a routine eye check up for this condition.
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I have long working hours in front of the computer screen. Will it affect my vision?
Increased screen time can cause eyestrain, fatique and headache as well as change in glass numbers. Take frequent small breaks between your screen time. Know the 20-20-20 rule.
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When should we do routine eye check up even if I have no eye problems?
It is recommended to have once a year routine check up to keep your eyes healthy. Sometimes serious vision threatening conditions are diagnosed while routine check up and thus we can prevent it.
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My eyes are watering all the time. What can I do about it?
“Watery eyes” might have multiple causes. It can be due to dryness or blocked nasolacrimal duct as well. An expert oculoplasty surgeon can help you diagnose the root problem and will then recommend a course of treatment.
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Are contact lenses suitable for use when exercising?
Wearing contact lenses is perfectly acceptable because they offer superior vision for most activities. However it should be avoided especially while having bath, swimming or pool/ watersport related recreational activities.
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When should I immediately see an eye doctor?
If any of the following symptoms persist or worsen, you should consult an ophthalmologist immediately:
- Any eye discoloration, pain, redness, or discharge; crossed eyes; or other physical changes or swelling.
- Any eye discoloration, pain, redness, or discharge; crossed eyes; or other physical changes or swelling.
- Alterations to what you can see, such as shadows, black dots, and shadows shaped like curtains.
- Alterations to your color perception.
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Can I be spectacle free even if have high refractive error?
Yes, various procedures are available from refractive procedures like Lasik, Smile to Lens Exchange surgeries for complete removal of glass no. Depending on your eyes, age and other associated factors you will be advised which procedure suites you best.
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I am a diabetic since 3 years, can my eyes be affected?
Yes, sometimes diabetes is diagnosed while doing routine eye check up. If your diabetes is uncontrolled there are high chances of diabetic retinopathy, cataract and glaucoma.
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My dad has high eye pressure and is diagnosed of glaucoma. Can I get it too?
Yes, many a times glaucoma runs in family and if any if the parent is affected, their are chances of you inheriting it. Sometimes vision loss due to glaucoma is irreversible. So its highly advised to get your routine eye check up and get your eye pressure checked regularly. Prevention is better than cure.
Paediatric Ophthalmology FAQs
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When should my child have their first eye check-up?
Ideally by age 3, or earlier if there’s a family history of eye problems or if you notice anything unusual in your child’s eyes.
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My child’s one eye looks misaligned — should I wait for them to grow out of it?
No. Eye misalignment (squint) should be evaluated early. Early treatment can prevent lazy eye and improve vision.
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What is ‘lazy eye’ and can it be treated?
Lazy eye (amblyopia) is reduced vision in one eye due to poor visual development. It is treatable, especially if detected early with glasses, patching, or other therapies.
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My child watches TV very closely — is that normal?
Sitting too close can be a sign of uncorrected vision problems like myopia (short-sightedness) and should be checked.
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Is screen time harmful to my child’s eyes?
Excessive screen time can cause eye strain and may contribute to myopia progression. Limiting screen time and encouraging outdoor play is recommended.
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Can eye problems in children be inherited?
Yes, certain conditions like high myopia, glaucoma, and retinal diseases can run in families.
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Are eye drops safe for children?
Only use eye drops prescribed by a doctor for your child — many over-the-counter drops are not suitable for children.
Patient Testimonials
Dr. Darshan has provided nice service.
Swarn Thakur
Excellent staff and doctor Darshan is very good with kids.
Ritesh Pandey
Very nice experience thanks to Dr Darshan Shah.
Vinay Singh
Excellent place... faculty will take care of everything with best suggestion to carry on treatment... Special thanks to Dr Darshan Shah.
Hari Innovation
The service is amazing and staff is helpful and knowledgeable and also doctor is very very helpful and he knows his stuff.
