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Vitrectomy Surgery in Janakpuri

Vitrectomy surgery in Janakpuri is a specialised procedure designed to treat various eye conditions affecting the retina and vitreous humour, such as retinal detachment, macular holes, and bleeding. This minimally invasive surgery involves removing the vitreous gel to allow better access for repairing retinal damage.

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Dr. Barkha Gupta - A ophthalmologist
Dr. Barkha Gupta

MBBS, MD-Ophthalmology

medikit icon 10 Years Experience

 4.5/5

Ophthalmology
Dr. Barkha Gupta is an expert and experienced Ophthalmologist with specialized training in Cornea, Cataract, and Refractive Surgery. She holds an MBBS, an MD in Ophthalmology from the prestigious AIIMS, New Delhi, and an M.Ch in Cornea, Cataract, and Refractive Surgery from PGIMER, Chandigarh. Additionally, she is a Fellow of the International Council of Ophthalmology (FICO). With a strong academic foundation and clinical expertise, she brings cutting-edge care to patients with complex corneal disorders, cataracts, and vision correction needs. Dr. Barkha is highly skilled in performing advanced ophthalmic procedures, including phacoemulsification, LASIK, SMILE, and corneal transplants. Her surgical precision and patient-first approach have made her a trusted name in the field. She has been a part of multiple national and international conferences and has published research in reputed journals, contributing significantly to the field of ophthalmology. Her areas of interest also include keratoconus management, dry eye treatment, and customized refractive correction. A committed clinician and innovator, Dr. Barkha is an active member of leading professional organizations like the All India Ophthalmological Society (AIOS). She continuously strives to integrate the latest technologies and evidence-based practices into her clinical work. Her dedication to restoring and enhancing vision has improved the quality of life for countless patients, making her one of the most promising specialists in her field.
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Dr. Varun Gogia - A ophthalmologist
Dr. Varun Gogia

MBBS, MD

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 4.8/5

Ophthalmology
Dr. Varun Gogia completed his entire medical training, MBBS, MD, and Senior Residency at AIIMS, Delhi (Dr. Rajendra Prasad Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences). He specializes in retina care, cataract, uveitis, ROP, and micro-vitrectomy systems. He was awarded Best Junior Resident at AIIMS and also topped the MD entrance exam at RPC. His research on posterior uveitis won him the Indian Journal of Ophthalmology Silver Award in 2016. Over the years, Dr. Gogia has made several surgical innovations, including techniques for treating retinal detachment, uveal melanoma, and serpiginous choroiditis. He has published more than 60 research papers and presented his work at more than 20 national and international conferences. Before joining Pristyn Care, he led the retina division at Medanta Hospital and played a key role in developing advanced retina treatments.
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Jagdish Pratap

“This treatment has given our family a new life. My father had lost almost 99% of his vision, and we had lost all hope that he would ever see the world again. He was not ready for surgery, but Dr. Gogia planned the treatment so well and performed the operation successfully. Today, my father can see again. Thank you, Dr. Gogia, for your excellent care, dedication, and life-changing treatment. We are truly grateful.”

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Jagdish Pratap

“This treatment has given our family a new life. My father had lost almost 99% of his vision, and we had lost all hope that he would ever see the world again. He was not ready for surgery, but Dr. Gogia planned the treatment so well and performed the operation successfully. Today, my father can see again. Thank you, Dr. Gogia, for your excellent care, dedication, and life-changing treatment. We are truly grateful.”

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Dr. Sunil Kumar Narang  - A ophthalmologist
Dr. Sunil Kumar Narang

MBBS, MS-Ophthalmology

medikit icon 45 Years Experience

 4.5/5

Ophthalmology
Dr. Sunil Kumar Narang is a skilled Ophthalmologist associated with Pristyn Care, providing expert eye care consultation and treatment in Delhi (Model Town). He specializes in diagnosing and managing a wide range of eye conditions and vision-related disorders, helping patients maintain healthy eyesight through timely and effective care. With a patient-centric approach, Dr. Narang offers comprehensive care for concerns such as refractive errors, eye infections, vision problems, and other common ophthalmic conditions. He focuses on accurate evaluation and personalized treatment plans to ensure optimal outcomes for his patients.
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About Vitrectomy

Vitrectomy is a type of eye surgery designed to treat conditions affecting the retina and vitreous humour, the gel-like substance inside the eye. When this gel becomes cloudy or develops scarring, it can significantly impact vision. During vitrectomy surgery, a specialist removes the cloudy vitreous humour and replaces it with a saline solution, gas bubble, or silicone oil. This helps light pass through more clearly to the retina, improving visual quality. The procedure is typically performed by a retina specialist with advanced training in this field. Vitrectomy usually doesn’t require an overnight hospital stay and is aimed at effectively restoring clear vision.

Overview

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Types of Vitrectomy
  • Posterior Pars Plana Vitrectomy
  • Anterior Vitrectomy
Preparation for Vitrectomy
  • Pre-Surgical Assessment
  • Medication Adjustments
  • Anaesthesia Options
  • Consent and Information
Post-Procedure Care
  • Eye Protection
  • Activity Restrictions
  • Follow-Up Appointments
  • Monitor Complications
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Treatments Available in Janakpuri

Pristyn Care in Janakpuri offers state-of-the-art vitrectomy eye surgery to treat various eye conditions affecting the retina and the vitreous humour.

1. Vitrectomy Surgery

Vitrectomy surgery is a specialised procedure in which the gel-like substance in the centre of the eye, known as the vitreous humour, is removed. This is generally done to treat conditions such as retinal detachment, macular holes, or diabetic retinopathy.  

During the surgery, a retina specialist makes small incisions in the eye and uses precision instruments to remove the vitreous. The space is then filled with a saline solution, a gas bubble, or silicone oil, depending on the condition being treated. The primary goal of vitrectomy surgery is to clear the pathway for light to reach the retina effectively, helping to restore vision. This procedure plays a crucial role in managing vision changes caused by these eye conditions.

2. Posterior Pars Plana Vitrectomy

Posterior Pars Plana Vitrectomy is the most commonly performed type of vitrectomy surgery. It focuses on addressing issues in the back part of the eye, including the retina and vitreous humour. This procedure is often required for conditions such as retinal detachment or diabetic retinopathy that affect this region.  

During the surgery, the surgeon carefully removes the affected vitreous and any scar tissue that may have developed. This helps to promote proper healing and restore vision. By clearing these obstructions, light can reach the retina more effectively, improving overall visual clarity.

3. Anterior Vitrectomy

Anterior Vitrectomy is performed to address cases where vitreous humour has leaked into the front part of the eye. This can occur during surgeries for conditions such as cataracts or glaucoma, if complications arise.  

In this procedure, the surgeon carefully removes the leaked vitreous from the anterior part of the eye to prevent further complications and support optimal vision. By clearing any vitreous material that could interfere with other eye structures, the surgery helps maintain clear sight and reduces the risk of further damage or discomfort after the procedure.

Eligibility For Vitrectomy Surgery

Vitrectomy eye surgery is a procedure recommended for those experiencing severe eye issues. To determine if you are a suitable candidate, a retina specialist will conduct an evaluation. Here are some factors they consider:

  • Condition Severity: You might need vitrectomy surgery if you have a serious eye condition, like retinal detachment, diabetic retinopathy, vitreous haemorrhage, or a severe eye injury. These conditions can lead to vision loss if not treated.
  • Lack of Spontaneous Healing: Sometimes, conditions are too severe to heal on their own. In such cases, surgery might be the best option.
  • Risk-Benefit Analysis: The benefits of having the surgery must outweigh the potential risks. Your doctor will help you understand these aspects.
  • Patient Understanding: You should fully understand the procedure, including its risks, benefits, and any alternatives. This helps in making an informed decision.

Initial Examinations

Before confirming your eligibility for vitrectomy surgery, doctors usually perform some initial exams:

  • Dilated Eye Exam: This helps assess the overall health of your eye.
  • Imaging Tests: Techniques like ocular coherence tomography (OCT) and ultrasound are used to get detailed images and determine the severity of your condition.

How is Vitrectomy Surgery Performed?

When it’s time for vitrectomy surgery, here’s what typically happens:

  • Anaesthesia and Preparation: You will receive anaesthesia—either local or general—to ensure comfort. An eyelid speculum keeps your eye open during the procedure.
  • Incisions: Small cuts are made in the sclera (the white part of your eye) so that surgical instruments can be inserted.
  • Vitrectomy: A tool called a vitrector removes the vitreous gel from your eye, as well as any debris or blood present. This step may also involve peeling away membranes or fixing any retinal tears.
  • Replacement of Vitreous: Once the vitreous is removed, it’s replaced with saline solution, gas, or silicone oil to help maintain the shape of your eye and support the retina.
  • Closure: The small incisions either close on their own or are stitched up. Following this, your eye is covered with a protective patch.

How To Prepare For Vitrectomy Surgery?

Preparing for vitrectomy surgery involves several important steps. Here’s how you can get ready:

  • Consult an Eye Specialist: Ensure you fully understand the reasons for your surgery and what to expect during and after the procedure.
  • Medication and Diet: Follow your doctor’s instructions regarding any prescribed medications and fasting requirements before surgery.
  • Tests and Examinations: Complete any necessary pre-operative tests, such as ultrasounds or OCT scans, as advised by your doctor.
  • Arrange Support: Organise for someone to accompany you and drive you home after the surgery, as your vision may be temporarily affected.

Post-Procedure Care After Vitrectomy 

After vitrectomy surgery, proper recovery is necessary for the best outcomes. Here’s what to expect and how to care for yourself:

  • Avoid Strenuous Activities: Refrain from heavy lifting or vigorous activities for several weeks to reduce the risk of complications.
  • Use Prescribed Eye Drops: Your doctor will prescribe eye drops to prevent infection and support the healing process. Use them exactly as directed.
  • Maintain Head Position: If a gas bubble was used during your surgery, keeping your head in specific positions can help the bubble disperse correctly and aid recovery.
  • Follow Post-Operative Instructions: Wear an eye shield as recommended by your doctor and attend all follow-up appointments to monitor your progress.
  • Rest and Stay Hydrated: Get plenty of rest and stay well-hydrated to support your body’s healing process.
  • Monitor Your Vision: Be alert to any sudden changes in your vision, increased pain, or other unusual symptoms. Contact your doctor immediately if you experience any of these issues.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is vitrectomy surgery?

Vitrectomy surgery is a procedure where the doctor removes the gel-like substance, called vitreous, from your eye. This is often done to treat serious eye conditions like retinal detachment or diabetic retinopathy, which can affect your vision.

Who should consider vitrectomy?

People who have severe eye issues that impact their sight, such as a detached retina or holes in the macula, may need this surgery. It’s best to consult with an eye specialist to determine if you’re a candidate.

What type of anaesthesia is used during vitrectomy?

During vitrectomy, doctors use either local or general anaesthesia to make sure you are comfortable and pain-free throughout the procedure.

How long does it take to perform vitrectomy surgery?

The duration of vitrectomy surgery can range from 30 minutes to three hours. It largely depends on the specific condition being treated and its severity.

What are the possible risks of undergoing vitrectomy?

As with any surgery, there are risks involved. Potential complications include infection, increased pressure in the eye (glaucoma), and the development of cataracts.

How long does recovery from vitrectomy take?

Initial healing after vitrectomy surgery takes about 2 to 4 weeks. However, it might take several months for your vision to fully recover.

What precautions should be taken after vitrectomy?

After surgery, it’s important to avoid heavy activities and follow any special instructions about head positioning, especially if a gas bubble was used during the procedure.

Is it possible to have a vitrectomy on both eyes at once?

Usually, doctors prefer to perform a vitrectomy on one eye at a time. This approach helps make recovery smoother and reduces inconvenience for the patient.

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Dr. Barkha Gupta
MBBS, MD-Ophthalmology
10 Years Experience Overall
Last Updated : March 27, 2026

What Our Patients Say

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    Siddharth Patil

    verified
    4/5

    I had floaters and blurred vision for months which turned out to be a vitreous problem. Healing Touch helped me regain clarity. The entire experience from consultation to surgery was smooth and reassuring.

    City : Delhi
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    Shweta Gupta

    verified
    4/5

    My father had to undergo a vitrectomy due to a retinal issue and we chose Healing Touch Super Speciality Eye Care Hospital in Delhi. The surgeons were extremely professional and ensured he was comfortable throughout. His vision is now stable and we couldn’t be more thankful.

    City : Delhi
  • DB

    Deepak Bansal

    verified
    4/5

    I underwent vitrectomy surgery at Healing Touch and the results are beyond what I expected. My vision is back!

    City : Delhi
  • JC

    Jyotsana Choudhuri

    verified
    5/5

    Pristyn Care's vitrectomy treatment was my solution to achieving visual rejuvenation and renewed eye vitality. Their skilled team's knowledge and compassionate approach stood out. The treatment was virtually painless, and I've experienced remarkable improvement in my eyesight. Pristyn Care excels in providing comprehensive eye care.

    City : Delhi