Comprehensive eye examination in Rohini
An eye examination at Rana Eye Centre, Sector 7, Rohini, covering vision, spectacle needs and eye health. Explore what the examination may include and how to arrange a visit.
What this service covers
- Vision, eye pressure and retinal check in one visit
- Nidek auto-refraction and Topcon non-contact tonometry
- Honest advice — referral only if genuinely required
Arrange your consultation in Rohini
Basement & 1st Floor, Sai Baba Chowk, C-8/28, opp. Metro Pillar no. 394, Sector 7, Rohini, Delhi 110085.
Explore Dr. R.K. Rana, Dr. Kunal Rana and Dr. Nidhi Mittal Rana in the clinic’s doctor profiles. Reception can help you arrange the relevant consultation.
Walk-ins are welcome during OPD hours. For a planned visit, book online or call reception to confirm doctor availability and consultation charges.
Planning a journey from Pitampura, Kohat Enclave or Prashant Vihar? These visit guides lead to our Sector 7 clinic. See all area guides.
A comprehensive eye examination looks beyond the spectacle number. It checks how clearly the eyes see, how they focus and work together, eye pressure where appropriate, and the visible health of the front and back of the eye.
What the examination may include
- Distance and near vision with an updated refraction
- Eye alignment, movements and focusing assessment when relevant
- Slit-lamp examination of the eyelids, cornea, lens and front of the eye
- Eye-pressure measurement and retinal or optic-nerve examination based on age and risk
Who should arrange a routine check
People with diabetes, a family history of glaucoma, long-term steroid use, high spectacle powers or previous eye treatment may need a schedule tailored to their risk. Children and adults with symptoms should be assessed rather than waiting for a routine interval.
Bring current glasses, a list of medicines and relevant previous reports. If dilation is needed, near vision and light sensitivity may be temporarily affected, so travel arrangements may need to be considered.
After the examination
The doctor explains which findings are normal, what needs monitoring and whether another test or specialist service is appropriate. A prescription is provided when glasses are needed; treatment is recommended only when the clinical findings support it.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I get a full eye check?
Adults with no eye problems should have a full check every 1–2 years. Diabetic patients, those over 40, or anyone with a family history of glaucoma should come yearly.
Ready to see clearly?
Book a consultation — we'll examine your eyes properly and tell you honestly what they need. Nothing more, nothing less.
Opposite Metro Pillar 394, Sector 7.
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