DR NIMISHA NAGPAL
MBBS MS DNB OPHTHALMOLOGY
FICO (1) FRCS (1) FMRF
Clinical Cornea Fellow
Sankara Nethralaya Chennai
DR NIMISHA NAGPAL
MBBS MS DNB OPHTHALMOLOGY
FICO (1) FRCS (1) FMRF
Clinical Cornea Fellow
Sankara Nethralaya Chennai
DR NIMISHA NAGPAL
MBBS MS DNB OPHTHALMOLOGY
FICO (1) FRCS (1) FMRF
Clinical Cornea Fellow
Sankara Nethralaya Chennai
A promising corneal transplant surgeon, Dr. Nimisha Nagpal, received specialized training at leading global centres, including West Virginia University (WVU) in the USA and Sankara Nethralaya in Chennai. Her specialties include corneal transplantation, advanced dry eye care, treating ocular surface disorders, and refractive surgery (including SMILE and LASIK).
After finishing her studies at Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) in Ludhiana, she obtained a postgraduate degree in ophthalmology from Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32, Chandigarh. Her academic career is based on excellence. Short-term fellowships at the Aravind Eye Hospital in Madurai and the H.V. Desai Eye Institute in Pune provided her with practical experience in treating various corneal disorders, further enhancing her clinical acumen. At West Virginia University in Morgantown, she received clinical training, concentrating on detecting and treating uncommon corneal infections and dry eye disease.
Dr. Nagpal remains actively involved in community outreach, educational forums, ophthalmic associations, and her clinical and surgical endeavors.
As a corneal Super-specialist, Dr Nimisha Nagpal handles
- Corneal TRANSPLANTS- FULL THICKNESS / PARTIAL THICKNESS- DMEK/ DSEK/ DSAEK/ DALK
- Cornea Ectasia – INTACS / STROMAL AUGMENTATION PROCEDURES / Crosslinking
- Post-refractive surface issues
- Steven Johnson – Pemphigoid dryness
- Dry Eye Conditionwith detailed experience in IPL/ LIPIFLOW THERAPY
Treatment options include surgical operations like corneal transplants or laser surgery, as well as non-surgical ones like special contact lenses, Medication, and corneal crosslinking
Please note that timely diagnosis, Early Intervention, and appropriate treatment are crucial to prevent vision loss and corneal scarring. Periodic examination of the cornea is recommended.
