Ophthalmologist taking retina photographs during a diabetic eye check-up

Diabetic Eye Care Packages in Hyderabad

Diabetes can affect your eyes before you notice.

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Annual care

Retina Care Plan

Close follow-up for people having, or advised, eye injections or laser, with fixed treatment prices.

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₹11,999per year

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Two one-visit checks, and two annual packages for year-round care. Every package is led by an eye specialist, and prices include all taxes.

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Diabetic Eye Screen ₹1,999one visitBuy
Pristine Diabetic Eye360 ₹7,999per yearBuy
Retina Care Plan ₹11,999per yearBuy
Visits1 visit1 visit2 scheduled visits, about 6 months apartUp to 12 scheduled visits
Consultation byOphthalmologistRetina SpecialistRetina SpecialistRetina Specialist
Vision, eye pressure and dilated examIncludedIncludedAt each visitAt every visit
Retina photographs, both eyesIncludedIncludedAt each visit2 sets
OCT macula scan, both eyes—Not includedIncludedAt each visitUp to 6 scans
OCT optic nerve scan, both eyesOptic nerve check onlyIncludedOnce a year1 scan
Retina assessmentRetinopathy screening and gradingRetinopathy grading + macular edema assessmentRetinopathy grading + macular edema assessmentTreatment tracking, with scan comparison at every visit
Emergency visits—Not included—Not includedIncludedIncluded
Also includedWritten report with next check-up dateRisk report with treatment or monitoring planScan comparison, reminders, 10% off additional testsPriority appointments, WhatsApp line, fixed injection and laser prices
ValidityUse within 60 daysUse within 60 days12 months12 months
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Packages are self-pay and cannot be claimed under health insurance or combined with other offers. After you pay, our team calls you within 1 business day to book your visit.

Which package is right for you?

Every one-visit package can be adjusted in full against an eligible annual package within 30 days, so you never pay twice for the same start.

Why every person with diabetes needs a yearly eye check

Over time, high blood sugar can damage the tiny blood vessels in the retina, the light-sensing layer at the back of your eye. This is called diabetic retinopathy. If fluid leaks into the centre of the retina (the macula), sharp vision can blur. This is called diabetic macular edema.

In its early stages, diabetic retinopathy has no symptoms. Your vision can feel perfectly normal while damage has already begun.

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Who should get their eyes checked?

  • Everyone with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, at least once a year
  • People with prediabetes, or diabetes for 10 years or more
  • People with diabetes who also have high blood pressure, high cholesterol or kidney disease
  • Women with diabetes who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy
  1. It starts silentlyChanges in the retina begin long before you notice any blurring.
  2. Early means treatableFound in time, treatment can prevent most serious vision loss.
  3. It's not just the retinaDiabetes also raises the risk of glaucoma and early cataract.

Your tests, in brief

  • Vision test and glasses powerReading a letter chart, and checking whether your glasses need updating.
  • Eye pressure checkA gentle puff of air or a light touch. Raised pressure can signal glaucoma.
  • Dilated eye examinationDrops widen your pupils so the doctor can see your entire retina.
  • Retina photographyA detailed photo of the back of your eye, kept as your record.
  • OCT macula scanLike a CT scan for the eye, using light. No radiation, no contact.
  • OCT optic nerve scanMeasures the nerve fibres to catch glaucoma early.

No needles, no pain. None of these tests involve injections, and your doctor explains every result before you leave.

Don't wait for your next check-up if you notice

  • Sudden blurring or loss of vision
  • A shower of new floaters
  • Flashes of light
  • A dark curtain or shadow over vision
  • Straight lines looking wavy
  • Eye pain or redness

Call us right away on +91 90008 52020. Members of Pristine Diabetic Eye360 and the Retina Care Plan can walk in for an emergency visit during hospital hours.

Diabetic & Retina Care: frequently asked questions

How often should a person with diabetes get an eye check?

At least once a year, even if your vision feels perfectly normal. Early diabetic retinopathy has no symptoms, so a yearly check is the only way to catch it early.

Can diabetic retinopathy be treated?

Yes. Found in time, treatment can prevent most serious vision loss. That's why regular checks matter more than waiting for symptoms.

Does diabetes affect other parts of the eye?

Yes. Diabetes also raises the risk of glaucoma and early cataract. Every diabetic package includes a check of the optic nerve, where glaucoma damage shows up.

Can I eat and take my diabetes medicines before the visit?

Yes. Take your diabetes medicines as usual and don't skip meals. Bring your latest HbA1c or sugar reports, past eye reports and your medicines list.

Can I drive home after a diabetic eye check?

No. Your eyes will be dilated, and vision stays blurry for 4–6 hours. Please come with a family member, and carry sunglasses.

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Packages are for one named person and cannot be transferred. Prices include all taxes. Packages are paid for directly and cannot be claimed under health insurance or combined with other offers. A full refund is available before any service is used. Your doctor may skip a test that is not needed or not safe for you. Read the full package terms.

Reviewed by the Pristine Eye Hospitals clinical team · Updated October 2026

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