About | Dr. SS Khurana – Eye Specialist in Hisar
Dr. S. S. Khurana is a senior and highly respected ophthalmologist with decades of experience in comprehensive eye care and ophthalmic leadership. As the Director, he plays a pivotal role in guiding clinical excellence, ethical medical practice, and the adoption of advanced eye care standards, while continuing to contribute his vast knowledge and expertise to patient care.
Dr. Khurana completed his MBBS, followed by MS in Ophthalmology, establishing a strong foundation in both medical and surgical ophthalmology. Over the years, he has managed a wide spectrum of eye diseases and has been instrumental in shaping high-quality ophthalmic services through his clinical insight and administrative leadership.
With extensive experience in general ophthalmology and cataract management, Dr. S. S. Khurana is known for his sound clinical judgment, meticulous approach to diagnosis, and patient-focused treatment planning. His guidance ensures that patients receive safe, reliable, and evidence-based eye care across all subspecialties.
As a visionary leader, Dr. Khurana strongly believes in combining advanced technology, skilled specialists, and compassionate care. He emphasizes continuous learning, team-based practice, and patient education to deliver consistent and high-standard outcomes.
With his unwavering commitment to excellence, integrity, and service, Dr. S. S. Khurana continues to be a guiding force in ophthalmology and is widely respected for his leadership, experience, and dedication to quality eye care.
Area Of Expertise
Comprehensive Ophthalmology
Extensive experience in the diagnosis and management of a wide range of eye diseases, ensuring accurate evaluation and holistic treatment for patients of all age groups.
Cataract Management
Expert clinical assessment and management of cataracts, including guidance on timely surgery, lens selection, and long-term visual rehabilitation.
Advanced Diagnostic Oversight
Expertise in guiding the use of modern diagnostic technologies for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does diabetes affect the eyes?
Diabetes can damage retinal blood vessels, leading to diabetic retinopathy, which may cause blurred vision or vision loss if not treated on time.
Are eye infections serious?
Some eye infections can be mild, while others may be serious and threaten vision if not treated promptly. Early medical care is important.
What causes dry eye disease?
Dry eye can occur due to reduced tear production, excessive screen use, aging, hormonal changes, or environmental factors.
When should I seek urgent eye care?
Immediate consultation is needed if there is sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, eye injury, flashes of light, or a sudden increase in floaters.
Can eye diseases be prevented?
Many eye diseases can be prevented or detected early through regular eye examinations, diabetes and blood pressure control, and healthy lifestyle habits.
Are eye diseases hereditary?
Some eye conditions, such as glaucoma or certain retinal disorders, can run in families. Family history should always be shared with the doctor.
Testimonials
“I have been seeing my GP at The Walcote Practice for a considerable number of years and the attention and care given to his patients is the best! He has diagnosed potential issues with my health at very early stages and as such I am very grateful to him.
Staff is very polite
Treatment is very good in GNH
Blogs
Temporary and Chronic Dry Eyes
Have your eyes ever felt dry or irritated after a long day staring at a screen or being outdoors in the wind? That uncomfortable, scratchy feeling is common — but sometimes, it’s more than just a passing issue.
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What Is Dry Eye Syndrome?
Have you ever felt a burning sensation or constant irritation in your eyes — like there’s something stuck inside? If yes, you may be suffering from Dry Eye Syndrome.
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How Common Is Dry Eye Disease?
In today’s digital world, where screens dominate our daily routines, Dry Eye Disease has quietly become one of the most widespread yet underdiagnosed eye conditions.
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