About Dr. Rakesh Gupta
Dr. Rakesh Gupta is a renowned Eye Doctor in Delhi NCR. He is the Chairman and Managing Director of Shreya Eye Centre. He is a highly respected and well-known senior eye surgeon specializing in corneal diseases, cataract, refractive surgeries, and Glaucoma Management and Squint Corrections. With a distinguished career marked by excellence and dedication, Dr. Gupta has established himself as a leading ophthalmologist in Delhi and NCR.
He completed his MBBS from the University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS), Delhi University, and pursued his postgraduate degree in Ophthalmology from Maulana Azad Medical College and Guru Nanak Eye Centre, where he was awarded a Gold Medal for academic excellence.
Dr. Rakesh Gupta is a respectable name of ophthalmology sector. He is also a visionary in the field of eye treatment who has dedicated his life to restoring vision, enhancing medical technologies and serving the community with compassion. Dr. Gupta has over two decades of clinical and surgical proficiency, he is a well known eye specialist in Delhi, Noida and Indirapuram. His calm demeanour, extensive detail, and commitment to putting patients first have made Dr. Gupta is a preferred consultant for people and families searching for world-class eye care that puts people first.
As the Chairman and Managing Director of Shreya Eye Centre - a best Eye Hospital in Noida, Delhi and Indirapuram, Dr. Rakesh Gupta has transformed his vision of holistic eye care into reality. Under his leadership, the centre has become the leading destination for comprehensive ophthalmic services in Delhi. The facility blends modern medical technology with the warmth and ethics of compassionate healthcare, to make sure that every patient receives individual attention and the highest quality treatment.
Dr. Gupta’s expertise covers a broad range of eye conditions and surgical procedures. He is particularly known for his proficiency in cataract surgery, refractive correction (including LASIK, SMILE, and Contoura Vision), corneal transplants, glaucoma management, and squint corrections. He uses surgical techniques that are precise, safe, and comfortable, to help patients regain not only clarity of vision, but also confidence in their daily lives.
What really sets Dr. Gupta apart, is his approach to patient care. He believes medicine is both a science and an art. Each consultation is treated as a partnership: when the patient's concerns are heard, questions are answered, and treatment is planned with transparency and empathy. Whether it is a child with vision problems, an adult considering laser correction, or an elderly patient seeking relief from cataracts, Dr. Gupta ensures that every person feels understood and cared for.
Dr. Gupta strongly believes in lifelong learning. He attends national and international meetings, conferences, and courses to keep abreast of new research, developments in surgical techniques, and new technologies in the field of ophthalmology. His openness to innovation has allowed him to bring advanced procedures like blade-free cataract surgery and laser-based vision correction to his patients, matching global standards right here in Delhi NCR.
Besides the clinic and operating room, Dr. Rakesh Gupta is also very much involved with community outreach programs aimed at preventing avoidable blindness. He continues to make quality eye care available to underprivileged sections through free eye camps, awareness programs, and educational seminars. His commitment to public service stems from a strong belief that good vision must not be a privilege-it is a right that everyone deserves.
Throughout his career, Dr. Gupta has mentored many young ophthalmologists, teaching not only surgical expertise but also ethical medical practice. His mentorship is motivated by the belief that excellence in healthcare cannot be achieved solely by advanced technology but equally by integrity, compassion, and continuous growth. Today, Dr. Rakesh Gupta remains committed to this lifelong mission of making people see better, live better and experience life. His journey stands as a testament to how knowledge, empathy and dedication can illuminate countless lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) is a common refractive eye surgery that corrects vision problems like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. During the procedure, a laser reshapes the cornea, improving vision without the need for glasses or contact lenses.
Most LASIK patients experience improved vision within a day or two. Full recovery typically takes a few weeks, during which you should avoid strenuous activities, swimming, and eye-rubbing. Follow post-operative instructions to minimize discomfort and achieve the best results.
Yes, Viral Conjunctivitis is very common and is extremely contagious.
Avoid touching eyes with your hands, wash hands frequently, do not share towels, and avoid work, school or day care activities for a least five days or as long as discharge is present.
No, but most people are more comfortable reading with proper lighting which is bright enough to provide good illumination but not so bright as to cause glare.
The ability to focus on near objects decreases steadily with age and is referred to as presbyopia. Presbyopia is a natural aging of the lens. It is usually near the age of 40, when glasses or bifocals are prescribed to correct this condition.
The word Presbyopia means “old eye” in Greek. This is a condition when your eyes gradually lose the ability to see nearby things. This is a normal part of ageing. You may start developing presbyopia shortly after crossing the age 40.
The doctor may give you artificial tears and ointments to keep your eyes lubricated. The doctor may even opt for a procedure called temporary punctal occlusion to treat your condition.
Eye floaters are tiny specks and spots that keep floating in your field of vision. These are annoying at times but usually are harmless. These occur when tiny pieces of the gel-like vitreous of your eyes break loose. However, if you notice flashing spots, then you should immediately consult an eye doctor.
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