Gupta Eye Center • Lucknow
Professional eye care with a personal approach.
At Gupta Eye Center in Lucknow, Dr. Shyam Gupta brings together ophthalmic experience from Lucknow, New Delhi and Singapore — with careful assessment, clear explanations and thoughtful treatment planning at the centre of every consultation.
Doctor-led consultations
Consultations are centered around direct clinical assessment and clear discussion with Dr. Shyam Gupta.
Lucknow clinic
Napier Plaza, Thakurganj, Chowk, Lucknow 226003.
Direct clinic access
Call or WhatsApp +91 99715 94773 to request an appointment or ask about a visit.
About Dr. Shyam Gupta
A medical career shaped by one clear goal: make eye care easier to understand and access.
My ophthalmology journey has taken me across very different clinical environments — from medical training in Lucknow and Meerut, to hospital-based work in New Delhi, and later to Singapore National Eye Centre as a Clinical Research Fellow. That international experience added another dimension to the way I think about eye care: careful observation, evidence-informed decision-making and clear communication with every patient.
My professional background also includes roles associated with Dr. RML Hospital / PGIMER, New Delhi, including Senior Residency, along with healthcare work connected with Medical Indian 13 (MI13). Today, I am based in Lucknow and see patients at Gupta Eye Center, bringing the perspective gained across these settings into practical, patient-focused ophthalmic care close to home.
The aim remains simple: make eye care easier to understand and navigate. That means listening carefully, examining thoroughly, explaining findings in plain language and discussing treatment choices with the patient rather than around the patient.
Current practiceGupta Eye Center, Lucknow
International experienceClinical Research Fellow • Singapore National Eye Centre
Medical educationKing George's Medical University • 1998–2004
Clinic contact+91 99715 94773
Treatment information
Eye-care treatments and consultations.
Explore patient-friendly information about common eye conditions, assessment pathways and treatment options available through Gupta Eye Center.
Explore treatment informationRefractive SurgeryVision-correction options such as LASIK and PRK begin with careful candidacy assessment.Learn more →Explore treatment informationCataract TreatmentCataract care includes symptom evaluation, eye measurements, lens-replacement planning and follow-up.Learn more →Explore treatment informationGlaucoma TreatmentGlaucoma care focuses on eye pressure, optic-nerve health and long-term protection of vision.Learn more →Explore treatment informationRetina TreatmentRetinal symptoms are assessed with examination and imaging to guide the next treatment step.Learn more →Explore treatment informationCornea TreatmentCorneal problems are assessed to determine whether medicines, lenses or procedures may be appropriate.Learn more →Explore treatment informationPediatric Eye CareChildren’s eye care covers refractive error, amblyopia, strabismus and other vision concerns.Learn more →
Professional profile
Education and professional background.
A concise view of the training and professional experience that informs the approach at Gupta Eye Center.
Professional experience
Clinical and healthcare background
- Singapore National Eye Centre
Clinical Research Fellow — international ophthalmology experience in Singapore before the current Lucknow practice.
- Dr. RML Hospital, New Delhi
Hospital-based clinical experience at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in New Delhi.
- PGIMER / Dr. R.M.L. Hospital
Professional experience associated with PGIMER / Dr. R.M.L. Hospital, New Delhi.
- Senior Residency, New Delhi
Previous role as Senior Resident at R ML PGI, New Delhi.
- Medical Indian 13 (MI13)
Healthcare work also includes Medical Indian 13 (MI13).
Education
Medical education
- King George's Medical University, Lucknow
Medical education in Lucknow at King George’s Medical University, 1998–2004.
- LLRM Medical College, Meerut
Further medical study at L.L.R.M. Medical College, Meerut.
Before your visit
Prepare for an eye consultation.
Bring current glasses
Bring spectacles, contact-lens information and recent prescriptions if available.
Describe your symptoms
Note when the concern started, whether it affects one or both eyes, and what changes it.
Share medical history
Bring information about medicines, previous eye procedures and relevant health conditions.
Know urgent warning signs
Sudden vision loss, severe injury, intense pain, new flashes/floaters or a dark curtain may need urgent care.
Appointment
Request an appointment.
Share your preferred date, time and reason for visiting. The clinic team will use these details to help coordinate your appointment.
Clinic location
Gupta Eye Center, Lucknow
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AddressNapier Plaza, Napier Lane 2, Opposite Thakurganj Khoya Mandi, below PNB Bank, Thakurganj, Chowk, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226003, India
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FAQ
Common questions from patients.
Helpful answers about appointments, cataract, glaucoma, retina, refractive surgery and children’s eye care.
Ask during consultationGupta Eye Center is at Napier Plaza, Napier Lane 2, Opposite Thakurganj Khoya Mandi, below PNB Bank, Thakurganj, Chowk, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226003, India.
You can use the appointment form on this page, call the clinic at +91 99715 94773, or message us on WhatsApp. We will confirm the appointment with you.
An ophthalmology consultation may cover blurred vision, changing spectacle power, cataract symptoms, glaucoma evaluation, retinal concerns, corneal problems, eye irritation, childhood vision concerns and other eye-health symptoms. The exact evaluation depends on your history and examination.
No. Cataract surgery is generally considered when the cloudy lens is affecting useful vision or daily activities. The timing is individualized after examination and discussion of benefits, risks and alternatives.
Existing optic-nerve damage from glaucoma usually cannot be reversed. Treatment is aimed at lowering eye pressure and reducing the risk of further damage, using medicines, laser or surgery as appropriate.
A sudden increase in floaters, flashes of light, a dark curtain or shadow, or sudden loss of vision can be warning signs of retinal detachment or another urgent eye problem. Seek prompt eye or emergency care.
No. Refractive surgery requires careful screening. Prescription stability, corneal thickness and shape, dry eye, pupil size, general eye health, medications and other health factors may affect suitability.
Children may not recognize or report blurred vision. Screening can help identify refractive error, amblyopia (lazy eye), strabismus and other eye problems while visual development is still taking place.
Bring current glasses or contact-lens information, previous eye reports or prescriptions if available, and a list of medicines and relevant medical conditions. If your pupils are dilated, your vision may be temporarily blurred and bright light may feel uncomfortable.
Treatment planning follows a clinical assessment of symptoms, examination findings and relevant tests. Options, expected benefits, limitations, risks and follow-up are discussed before a treatment decision is made.