University Hospital Zurich
Raemistrasse 100 Zurich, Zurich (Switzerland)
German Hospital Service
Destouchesstr. 1 Munchen, Bayern (Germany)
Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust
162 City Road London, Greater London (UK)
Flinders Medical Centre
Flinders Drive, Bedford Park South Australia (Australia)
Dr.Tripti Mongia M.S , FICO (UK)
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Dr Tripti Mongia a Dedicated Vision Correction Surgeon specializes in Cataract Lasik amp Diabetic Eye
After a 3 year Residency MS in Ophthalmology from Bangalore University in 2001 she gained Extensive Surgical and Diagnostic experience in Reputed Speciality Eye Hospitals in India and abroad She specializes in Cataract Surgery by Phacoemulsification using some of the most advanced lenses available She has trained in Refractive Surgery Lasik at Laservue in Montreacuteal Canada and New Vision Eye Clinics Melbourne Australia Dr Mongia is an VISX amp AMO USA Certified LASIK Surgeon She is fellowship certified in Ophthalmic Lasers and Medical Retina from the LVPrasad Eye Institute Hyderabad India
She is a Fellow of the International Council of Ophthalmology Cambridge UKShe is one of the few Eye Specialists certified in the use of BOTOX for Eye treatments She has performed more than 4000 Lasik procedures and 5000 Cataract Surgeries
Dr Mongia is actively involved with various NGOS like Lions Club and Sandeep Foundation in providing Specialized and Subsidised Eye Care Services to the non affording sections of society
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