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Cataract Surgery in Punjabi Bagh — A Quick Pink Line Ride Away
Punjabi Bagh West sits on the Pink Line, which connects directly through Azadpur to the Yellow Line — meaning Save Sight Centre in Adarsh Nagar is just one change away, not a cross-city trek. We offer PHACO, MICS and FLACS cataract surgery, with every lens type priced from ₹15,000 per eye.
Punjabi Bagh West or Punjabi Bagh — Which One Should You Use?
Punjabi Bagh actually has two metro stations, and it's worth knowing the difference before you set out. Punjabi Bagh West sits on the Pink Line, which loops directly through Azadpur — a single change gets you onto the Yellow Line and straight to Adarsh Nagar. The other station, simply called Punjabi Bagh, is on the Green Line and involves a longer route with more changes. If you're coming from West Punjabi Bagh, Club Road or the area near Shivaji Park, the Pink Line via Punjabi Bagh West is almost always your faster option. Whichever route you take, Dr. Rajeev Jain and Dr. Shuchi Gupta personally see you through your cataract care from consultation to final follow-up.
Via Punjabi Bagh West · ~15-18 min
Pink Line to Azadpur, then change to the Yellow Line for one stop to Adarsh Nagar — about 6 km, 1 change.
Via Punjabi Bagh (Green Line) · ~25-30 min
A longer route with 2 changes, covering roughly 15 km — Punjabi Bagh West is usually quicker.
By Car / Cab · ~30-35 min
Around 10-12 km via the Outer Ring Road, depending on traffic.
Address: A-14, G.T. Karnal Road, opposite Adarsh Nagar Metro Station, Adarsh Nagar, North Delhi.
PHACO, MICS or FLACS — What's the Real Difference?
All three techniques remove the clouded lens and replace it with a clear artificial one, but the tools and incision size differ. Save Sight Centre offers all three, so your surgeon picks the technique that suits your eye rather than a one-size-fits-all default.
Your surgeon confirms the right technique only after a full eye evaluation — there's no single "correct" answer for everyone.
Monofocal, Multifocal or EDOF — What Changes for You Day to Day?
Your lens choice affects how often you'll still need glasses afterward. Save Sight Centre stocks Monofocal, Multifocal/Trifocal and EDOF lenses, with Toric versions of each for patients who also have astigmatism.
Monofocal Lens (Toric Available)
Clear vision at a single distance, and the most affordable choice.
Multifocal / Trifocal Lens (Toric Available)
Covers near, mid and far vision together, cutting down on glasses.
EDOF Lens (Toric Available)
An extended focus range with noticeably less glare at night than multifocals.
What Will Cataract Surgery Cost You in Punjabi Bagh?
We publish our rates upfront so you know the numbers before you make the trip. These are the exact figures our counsellors quote in person.
Your surgeon confirms the final cost after assessing your eye and lens preference.
All major insurance companies, PSU, TPA and Govt. plans are accepted at Save Sight Centre.
Who Actually Performs Your Cataract Surgery
No rotating panel of visiting consultants — the surgeon who examines your eyes is the one who operates and follows up with you afterward.
See Dr. Rajeev Jain's full profile →
Frequently Asked Questions
Punjabi Bagh West on the Pink Line is almost always faster, since it connects directly to the Yellow Line at Azadpur in just one change. The regular Punjabi Bagh station on the Green Line involves a longer route with more changes.
Common early signs include cloudy or blurry vision, colours appearing dull or washed out, difficulty reading in dim light, and increased glare from headlights or sunlight. A check-up at Save Sight Centre can confirm the cause.
No, Save Sight Centre performs the procedure under local anaesthesia with numbing eye drops, so most patients feel only mild pressure, not pain.
Many patients notice a visible improvement within a day or two of surgery, with full stabilisation typically taking 1 to 4 weeks depending on your lens and technique.
Save Sight Centre generally treats one eye first, then schedules the second a few days to weeks later, once your surgeon confirms the first eye is healing well.
Most health insurance plans cover cataract surgery since it's medically necessary. Save Sight Centre's front desk can verify your specific policy's cashless eligibility before your visit.
EDOF lenses are generally a strong option for frequent night driving, since they tend to cause less glare and fewer halos around lights compared to multifocal lenses. Your surgeon will confirm the best choice during your evaluation.
Whether you take the quicker Pink Line route or drive in, Save Sight Centre offers cataract surgery starting at ₹15,000 per eye across all lens types, with the final cost depending on the lens and technique chosen.
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A-14, G.T. Karnal Road, Opposite Adarsh Nagar Metro Station, Adarsh Nagar, North Delhi — Mon-Sat, 9 AM to 7 PM.
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