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Modern eye care and classical Ayurveda, planned together

Every plan starts with a full eye examination and an Ayurvedic assessment by the same team. Below is what we treat, how we treat it, and what international patients can expect.

Cataract surgery

Modern ophthalmology
Phaco cataract surgery in Netrayu's operation theatre

A cataract is the gradual clouding of the eye's natural lens. Vision becomes blurred, dim or full of glare, and colours fade. Surgery replaces the cloudy lens with a clear artificial lens (an intraocular lens, or IOL) — one of the most successful operations in medicine.

How we treat

  • Sutureless phacoemulsification through a tiny, self-sealing incision
  • Manual small-incision surgery (SICS) when it suits your eye better
  • Foldable lens implants: monofocal, multifocal, aberration-free and accommodative — options and costs explained before surgery
  • Lens power calculated with SRK/T, Hoffer Q and Holladay formulas
  • YAG laser capsulotomy if the lens capsule clouds later ("after-cataract")
  • A surgical safety checklist — consent, sign-in and time-out — at every operation

Ayurvedic support

  • Once your surgeon confirms the eye has healed, Netra Tarpana or Aschyotana may be suggested for dryness and comfort
  • Diet and lifestyle guidance for long-term eye health
Anaesthesia
Local — usually drops or a small injection
Hospital stay
Day care — home the same day
Time in Jalgaon
About 7 days; final glasses check at home

Glaucoma care

Modern care · Ayurvedic support
Eye examination at the slit lamp

Glaucoma slowly damages the optic nerve, usually without pain or early symptoms. Vision lost to glaucoma cannot be restored, so early detection and steady control of eye pressure are vital — for life.

How we treat

  • Eye pressure, gonioscopy, OCT of the optic nerve and Humphrey visual fields
  • Pressure-lowering eye drops and a clear monitoring schedule
  • Every follow-up on the same instruments, so change is measured accurately
  • Laser or surgical options discussed when drops are not enough

Ayurvedic support

  • Supportive therapies such as Nasya, Shirodhara and Netra Tarpana for overall wellbeing
  • Always alongside your pressure-lowering treatment — never as a replacement
Key tests
OCT · visual fields · gonioscopy
Follow-up
Lifelong, at intervals your doctor sets
Between visits
Reviews by video call

Dry eye, allergies & screen fatigue

Modern care · Ayurvedic support

Dry eye, allergic conjunctivitis and digital eye strain cause burning, itching, grittiness, redness, tiredness and vision that blurs and clears. Long screen hours, air-conditioning, pollen, flights and age all make them more common — and they respond especially well to an integrated approach.

How we treat

  • Assessment of the tear film and eyelids, with symptoms scored on the internationally used OSDI questionnaire
  • Lubricants, lid hygiene, and treatment of blepharitis and allergic conjunctivitis
  • Screen-habit advice and spectacle correction where needed

Ayurvedic therapies

  • Netra Tarpana — medicated ghee held gently over the eyes
  • Bidalaka — a herbal paste over the closed eyelids
  • Aschyotana — medicated eye drops
  • Netra Dhara and Shirodhara for screen fatigue and stress
Measured with
OSDI score at every visit
Format
7–10 day programme, or daily sittings
Suits
Screen workers, frequent flyers, older adults

Retina & diabetic eye care

Modern ophthalmology
Doctor examining the retina with an ophthalmoscope

Diabetes and age can damage the retina — the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye — long before you notice anything. Regular screening finds problems while they are still treatable.

How we treat

  • Retinal photography with the Bosch Eye Cam
  • OCT scans to measure swelling of the macula
  • B-scan ultrasound when the view inside the eye is unclear
  • Clear grading and a written plan, with treatment or specialist referral as needed

Ayurvedic support

  • Diet, lifestyle and blood-sugar guidance from our Ayurvedic physicians, supporting your diabetes care
Who should be screened
Everyone with diabetes, every year
Time needed
About 1–2 hours
Results
Explained by a doctor the same day

Long-term & degenerative conditions

Integrated care
Consultation room with diagnostic instruments

Some eye conditions develop slowly and have few modern treatment options, or need long-term care alongside them. Patients come to Netrayu for integrated care of conditions such as age-related macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa and other inherited retinal conditions, uveitis, high myopia and keratoconus.

How we assess

  • A complete baseline: vision in logMAR, OCT, visual fields and corneal tomography, as relevant
  • Any modern treatment you need continues — with referral when a specialist procedure is required
  • The same measurements repeated at every review, so you can see what is changing

Ayurvedic care

  • Netra Kriyakalpa, Nasya and Rasayana (rejuvenative) medicines chosen for your condition
  • Pathya–apathya: diet and lifestyle guidance specific to your eyes
  • Panchakarma when your physician advises it

We tell you honestly what is realistic for your condition. Ayurvedic care aims to support visual function and quality of life; it does not replace treatments such as injections for wet macular degeneration, and results differ from person to person.

Assessment
OCT · visual fields · tomography
Format
Daily therapies or a residential programme
Follow-up
In person or by video call

Pterygium & eye surface

Modern ophthalmology
Eye surgery at the operating microscope

A pterygium is a fleshy growth on the white of the eye, linked to sun, wind and dust. It can cause redness and irritation and, if it grows over the cornea, blurred vision. In Ayurveda it is known as Arma.

How we treat

  • Excision with a conjunctival autograft — a thin graft of your own tissue that greatly lowers the chance of recurrence
  • Additional anti-recurrence treatment kept for repeat cases
  • Post-operative drops and checks on a clear schedule

Ayurvedic support

  • Soothing therapies such as Aschyotana may support comfort during recovery, when your surgeon agrees
Anaesthesia
Local
Hospital stay
Day care
Time in Jalgaon
About 7–10 days

Watering eyes & eyelids

Modern ophthalmology

A constantly watering eye is often caused by a blocked tear duct. Lumps on the eyelid, such as a chalazion, are also common — and very treatable.

How we treat

  • DCR (dacryocystorhinostomy) creates a new drainage path for tears
  • Chalazion: warm compresses and medicines first, then a minor procedure if needed
  • Your medicines, including blood thinners, reviewed with your physician before surgery

Ayurvedic support

  • Bidalaka and lid-care routines may help with recurrent eyelid inflammation (blepharitis)
Anaesthesia
Local
Hospital stay
Day care
Time in Jalgaon
Set out in your written plan

Children's eyes

Paediatric eye care

Children rarely complain about poor vision — they simply adapt. Regular eye checks catch problems that can hold back reading, learning and sport.

What we offer

  • Vision checks and refraction suited to your child's age
  • Comfortable, safe glasses fitted at Netrayu Optical
  • Treatment of eye allergies and infections
  • Advice on screen time and outdoor play, which helps protect against short-sightedness

For parents

  • Bring any previous glasses and reports
  • Allow about an hour; if dilating drops are used, close-up vision blurs for a few hours

Vision tests & spectacles

Optometry · Netrayu Optical
Eye test in progress

The right glasses make a real difference to comfort and safety. Our optometrists carry out a full vision workup, and our in-house optical store, Netrayu Optical, makes your spectacles to the doctor's prescription.

What's included

  • Visual acuity, auto-refraction and subjective refraction
  • An eye-pressure check as part of every full workup
  • Single-vision, bifocal and progressive lenses fitted to your exact measurements
  • Frames, lenses and accessories in-house, with WhatsApp updates when they are ready

For visitors

  • Visiting for another treatment? Ask us about timing so your glasses are ready before you fly home.

Ayurvedic eye therapies

Kriyakalpa: the classical eye therapies

Shalakya Tantra — the branch of Ayurveda devoted to the eyes, ears, nose and throat — describes local therapies called Kriyakalpa. Our physicians choose them for your condition and the season, and trained therapists perform them in dedicated therapy rooms.

Therapist giving an Ayurvedic head therapy
Therapy in the Panchakarma department
Staff preparing Ayurvedic medicines
Medicines prepared in our own pharmacy
Decorated entrance to the Panchakarma department
Entrance to the Panchakarma department
Netra Tarpana Eyes
Warm medicated ghee is held over the open eyes within a ring of dough, nourishing the eye surface and relieving dryness and strain.
Netra Dhara Eyes
A gentle, continuous stream of medicated herbal decoction poured over the closed eyes.
Aschyotana Eyes
Medicated eye drops instilled from a short height — one of the simplest and most widely used Kriyakalpa.
Anjana Eyes
Application of a classical herbal collyrium along the inner eyelid margin.
Bidalaka Eyelids
A cooling herbal paste applied over the closed eyelids, leaving the lashes free.
Nasya Head
Medicated oil or drops given through the nose — in Ayurveda, the gateway to the head and the eyes.
Shirodhara Head
A slow, steady stream of warm medicated oil over the forehead, deeply calming for the mind and nervous system.
Takradhara Head
Like Shirodhara, but with medicated buttermilk — traditionally chosen for its cooling effect.
Shiro Abhyanga Head & neck
Head and neck massage with medicated oil, easing tension around the eyes.
Abhyanga & Swedana Whole body
Full-body oil massage followed by herbal steam, preparing the body for Panchakarma.
Virechana Panchakarma
Therapeutic purgation under close physician supervision, one of the five classical Panchakarma procedures.
Medicines Pharmacy
Ghritas, oils, collyria and eye drops from our own Ayurvedic pharmacy, with batch and expiry tracked for every product.

Ayurvedic therapies are chosen after examination and timed around any surgery or medicines. They are offered alongside — never instead of — evidence-based eye care, and results differ from person to person.

Residential programmes

Programmes of 7 to 21 days

You stay in our Panchakarma in-patient wing, with daily therapies, meals from our kitchen and regular reviews by the physician. Each programme is tailored after your consultation; the lengths below are typical.

7 days

Netra Tarpana course

The signature eye therapy, with eye drops and head massage, for tired, strained or dry eyes.

  • Netra Tarpana
  • Aschyotana
  • Shiro Abhyanga
7 days

Dry-eye Snehana

Deep nourishment for dry, gritty and irritated eyes, alongside your modern dry-eye care.

  • Netra Tarpana
  • Aschyotana
  • Bidalaka
10 days

Digital eye-strain detox

For long screen hours, headaches, poor sleep and eye fatigue.

  • Netra Dhara
  • Shirodhara
  • Nasya
  • Shiro Abhyanga
14 days

Shalakya netra rejuvenation

A complete Shalakya programme to refresh and strengthen the eyes and calm the mind.

  • Netra Tarpana
  • Netra Dhara
  • Nasya
  • Shirodhara
21 days

Supportive Panchakarma for glaucoma

Whole-body Panchakarma for people living with glaucoma — always alongside their pressure-lowering medicines.

  • Netra Tarpana
  • Nasya
  • Virechana
  • Shirodhara
  • Takradhara

Not sure which suits you?

Tell us about your eyes and your health. Our physicians will suggest a programme and its length after reviewing your reports.

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