Diabetic Eye Treatment

Diabetes can damage the small blood vessels in the retina, leading to diabetic retinopathy – one of the leading causes of preventable vision loss. With early detection and tailored treatment, you can maintain clear sight.
Dr. Pratibha creates personalised care plans combining laser therapy, eye injections, and comprehensive screenings. Her dual focus on medical treatment and lifestyle improvements – such as blood sugar control, diet, and exercise – empowers patients to manage both their eye health and diabetes effectively.
Treats
Blurred or fluctuating vision, dark spots or floaters and vision loss if untreated.
Treats
Blurred or fluctuating vision, dark spots or floaters and vision loss if untreated.
Treats
Blurred or fluctuating vision, dark spots or floaters and vision loss if untreated.
Anaesthesia
Intravitreal injections and laser treatments are carried out using local anaesthetic eye drops to ensure comfort. There is minimal discomfort and no need for sedation or general anaesthesia.
Anaesthesia
Intravitreal injections and laser treatments are carried out using local anaesthetic eye drops to ensure comfort. There is minimal discomfort and no need for sedation or general anaesthesia.
Duration
· Intravitreal injections take just a few seconds to administer, with the total visit lasting around 20–30 minutes, laser sessions may take a little longer, depending on the extent of treatment needed.
Duration
· Intravitreal injections take just a few seconds to administer, with the total visit lasting around 20–30 minutes, laser sessions may take a little longer, depending on the extent of treatment needed.
Recovery
Patients resume normal activities on the same day and experience only mild irritation or blurred vision for a few hours.
Recovery
Patients resume normal activities on the same day and experience only mild irritation or blurred vision for a few hours.
Diabetic retinopathy is a diabetes-related eye condition that can lead to permanent vision loss if left untreated. It occurs when high blood sugar damages the small blood vessels in the retina—the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye. In its early stages, it may show no symptoms, but as it progresses, it can result in serious complications such as: · Proliferative diabetic retinopathy: where abnormal new blood vessels grow and may bleed · Diabetic macular oedema (DMO): where fluid collects in the central part of the retina, causing vision loss Early detection and prompt treatment are essential to protecting your sight.
Diabetic retinopathy is a diabetes-related eye condition that can lead to permanent vision loss if left untreated. It occurs when high blood sugar damages the small blood vessels in the retina—the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye. In its early stages, it may show no symptoms, but as it progresses, it can result in serious complications such as: · Proliferative diabetic retinopathy: where abnormal new blood vessels grow and may bleed · Diabetic macular oedema (DMO): where fluid collects in the central part of the retina, causing vision loss Early detection and prompt treatment are essential to protecting your sight.
Diabetic retinopathy is a diabetes-related eye condition that can lead to permanent vision loss if left untreated. It occurs when high blood sugar damages the small blood vessels in the retina—the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye. In its early stages, it may show no symptoms, but as it progresses, it can result in serious complications such as: · Proliferative diabetic retinopathy: where abnormal new blood vessels grow and may bleed · Diabetic macular oedema (DMO): where fluid collects in the central part of the retina, causing vision loss Early detection and prompt treatment are essential to protecting your sight.
Many people with diabetic retinopathy have no symptoms at first. As the condition progresses, you may experience: · Blurred or fluctuating vision · Eye floaters or dark spots · Reduced colour perception · Difficulty seeing at night · Vision loss in more advanced stages Because symptoms often appear only after damage has occurred, regular screening is critical for all patients living with diabetes.
Many people with diabetic retinopathy have no symptoms at first. As the condition progresses, you may experience: · Blurred or fluctuating vision · Eye floaters or dark spots · Reduced colour perception · Difficulty seeing at night · Vision loss in more advanced stages Because symptoms often appear only after damage has occurred, regular screening is critical for all patients living with diabetes.
Many people with diabetic retinopathy have no symptoms at first. As the condition progresses, you may experience: · Blurred or fluctuating vision · Eye floaters or dark spots · Reduced colour perception · Difficulty seeing at night · Vision loss in more advanced stages Because symptoms often appear only after damage has occurred, regular screening is critical for all patients living with diabetes.
Early management of diabetic retinopathy can: · Prevent or delay vision loss · Reduce the need for urgent surgery · Improve outcomes from treatments such as injections or laser therapy · Detect other diabetes-related eye conditions like glaucoma or cataracts early · Empower you to take control of your eye and overall health When caught early, diabetic eye disease is highly manageable with the right treatment plan.
Early management of diabetic retinopathy can: · Prevent or delay vision loss · Reduce the need for urgent surgery · Improve outcomes from treatments such as injections or laser therapy · Detect other diabetes-related eye conditions like glaucoma or cataracts early · Empower you to take control of your eye and overall health When caught early, diabetic eye disease is highly manageable with the right treatment plan.
Early management of diabetic retinopathy can: · Prevent or delay vision loss · Reduce the need for urgent surgery · Improve outcomes from treatments such as injections or laser therapy · Detect other diabetes-related eye conditions like glaucoma or cataracts early · Empower you to take control of your eye and overall health When caught early, diabetic eye disease is highly manageable with the right treatment plan.
Dr. Pratibha provides personalised care for every stage of diabetic retinopathy, including: · Monitoring early changes with high-resolution retinal imaging · Intravitreal injections to reduce swelling and prevent vessel growth · Laser therapy to seal leaking vessels and protect the retina · Lifestyle support to address the underlying risk factors that influence progression Her integrative approach means your treatment goes beyond the eye—supporting long-term wellbeing through practical changes to blood sugar control, blood pressure, diet, and activity.
Dr. Pratibha provides personalised care for every stage of diabetic retinopathy, including: · Monitoring early changes with high-resolution retinal imaging · Intravitreal injections to reduce swelling and prevent vessel growth · Laser therapy to seal leaking vessels and protect the retina · Lifestyle support to address the underlying risk factors that influence progression Her integrative approach means your treatment goes beyond the eye—supporting long-term wellbeing through practical changes to blood sugar control, blood pressure, diet, and activity.
Dr. Pratibha provides personalised care for every stage of diabetic retinopathy, including: · Monitoring early changes with high-resolution retinal imaging · Intravitreal injections to reduce swelling and prevent vessel growth · Laser therapy to seal leaking vessels and protect the retina · Lifestyle support to address the underlying risk factors that influence progression Her integrative approach means your treatment goes beyond the eye—supporting long-term wellbeing through practical changes to blood sugar control, blood pressure, diet, and activity.
Before Treatment: You’ll undergo a thorough eye examination, including OCT scans and retinal photography. Dr. Pratibha will explain the findings and guide you through your personalised treatment options. During Treatment: If needed, treatment may involve quick, safe intravitreal injections or laser therapy. These are performed under local anaesthetic. After Treatment: Most patients resume normal activities shortly after. You’ll be closely monitored with follow-up scans and ongoing reviews to keep your eyes—and your overall health—on track.
Before Treatment: You’ll undergo a thorough eye examination, including OCT scans and retinal photography. Dr. Pratibha will explain the findings and guide you through your personalised treatment options. During Treatment: If needed, treatment may involve quick, safe intravitreal injections or laser therapy. These are performed under local anaesthetic. After Treatment: Most patients resume normal activities shortly after. You’ll be closely monitored with follow-up scans and ongoing reviews to keep your eyes—and your overall health—on track.
Before Treatment: You’ll undergo a thorough eye examination, including OCT scans and retinal photography. Dr. Pratibha will explain the findings and guide you through your personalised treatment options. During Treatment: If needed, treatment may involve quick, safe intravitreal injections or laser therapy. These are performed under local anaesthetic. After Treatment: Most patients resume normal activities shortly after. You’ll be closely monitored with follow-up scans and ongoing reviews to keep your eyes—and your overall health—on track.
Is diabetic retinopathy reversible? While early changes can sometimes be improved, the key goal is to stop progression. With prompt care, vision loss can often be avoided. How long does treatment take? Injections and laser sessions are brief—usually 10–20 minutes. Most are performed as outpatient procedures. What is the cost of private diabetic eye care? You’ll receive transparent, all-inclusive pricing based on your specific needs. Dr. Pratibha will provide a detailed breakdown during your consultation. Will I need repeat treatments? Some patients require ongoing injections or monitoring depending on the severity of the condition. Treatment frequency is always reviewed and adjusted to suit your response. Fees First consultation from £250. Follow up consultation from £175. Surgeon’s fee: £400 per eye (plus injection cost).
Is diabetic retinopathy reversible? While early changes can sometimes be improved, the key goal is to stop progression. With prompt care, vision loss can often be avoided. How long does treatment take? Injections and laser sessions are brief—usually 10–20 minutes. Most are performed as outpatient procedures. What is the cost of private diabetic eye care? You’ll receive transparent, all-inclusive pricing based on your specific needs. Dr. Pratibha will provide a detailed breakdown during your consultation. Will I need repeat treatments? Some patients require ongoing injections or monitoring depending on the severity of the condition. Treatment frequency is always reviewed and adjusted to suit your response. Fees First consultation from £250. Follow up consultation from £175. Surgeon’s fee: £400 per eye (plus injection cost).
Is diabetic retinopathy reversible? While early changes can sometimes be improved, the key goal is to stop progression. With prompt care, vision loss can often be avoided. How long does treatment take? Injections and laser sessions are brief—usually 10–20 minutes. Most are performed as outpatient procedures. What is the cost of private diabetic eye care? You’ll receive transparent, all-inclusive pricing based on your specific needs. Dr. Pratibha will provide a detailed breakdown during your consultation. Will I need repeat treatments? Some patients require ongoing injections or monitoring depending on the severity of the condition. Treatment frequency is always reviewed and adjusted to suit your response. Fees First consultation from £250. Follow up consultation from £175. Surgeon’s fee: £400 per eye (plus injection cost).