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Dr. Mazhar Saeed, eye specialist in Pakpattan The day the world comes back into focus.

Dr. Mazhar Saeed is a consultant ophthalmologist and eye specialist (⁨ماہرِ امراضِ چشم⁩) in Pakpattan. Careful diagnosis, clear explanations and long-term follow-up for families who travel from across Pakistan.

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PostgraduateDMO
ResidencyMayo Hospital, Lahore
DegreeMBBS, Quaid-e-Azam Medical College
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One specialist looks after you from the first examination through to long-term follow-up. Nothing is handed off halfway.

Practising inPakpattan, Punjab
Patients travel fromAcross Pakistan
OpenSix days a week, closed Friday

What we look after.

Six areas of everyday and specialist eye care at the clinic in Pakpattan, each explained in plain language before anything is decided.

Cataract Assessment and Aftercare

A cataract clouds the eye's own lens, usually over several years. Dr. Saeed examines the lens, grades how far it has progressed, and tells you honestly whether an operation is worth considering yet. When surgery is the right step he refers you to a trusted surgeon, then looks after your recovery himself.

  • Detailed lens examination and grading
  • An honest view on timing, and referral to a surgeon when it is needed
  • Post-operative checks, drops and long-term follow-up
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Glaucoma

Glaucoma damages the optic nerve quietly, often with no symptoms until sight is already lost. Regular pressure checks and early treatment protect the vision you still have.

  • Eye pressure and optic nerve assessment
  • Visual field testing
  • Medical and laser management, with onward referral where required
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Diabetic Eye Care

Diabetes damages the small blood vessels at the back of the eye. A dilated retinal examination catches those changes early, while treatment still works well.

  • Dilated retinal examination
  • Early detection of retinopathy
  • Care coordinated with your physician
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Dry Eye and Foreign Bodies

Burning, grittiness or the feeling of something caught in the eye can almost always be settled. We find the cause and remove anything lodged in the eye safely.

  • Tear film and eye surface assessment
  • Safe removal of foreign bodies
  • Lubrication and practical daily advice
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Eye Examination

A full check of vision, eye pressure and the health of the lens, retina and optic nerve, for every age from schoolchildren to grandparents.

  • Vision and refraction testing
  • Pressure and internal eye health check
  • Every finding explained in plain language
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Glasses and Vision Correction

An accurate prescription, plus guidance on lenses and frames that suit your work, your driving and the way you actually live.

  • Precise refraction
  • Lens and frame guidance
  • A review once you have worn them in
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What clearer sight actually looks like.

Drag the handle across the chart. On the left is how a reading chart looks when the lens has clouded or the prescription is wrong. On the right, the same chart after treatment. Illustrative only, and every pair of eyes is different.

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Dr. Mazhar Saeed, consultant ophthalmologist and eye specialist in Pakpattan

About Dr. Mazhar Saeed

Thirty seconds of explanation saves a patient thirty years of worry. That is how Dr. Saeed runs his clinic.

A graduate of Quaid-e-Azam Medical College, Bahawalpur, Dr. Mazhar Saeed completed his residency at Mayo Hospital, Lahore, and went on to train in ophthalmology at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Lahore, under the guidance of the renowned eye specialist Prof. Dr. Muhammad Lateef Chaudhry. He holds the postgraduate DMO in ophthalmology.

He sees patients for everything from a routine sight test to glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, dry eye and cataract assessment. Where an operation is required he refers to a surgeon he trusts, and stays with the patient through recovery and follow-up.

Consultations are unhurried. Findings are explained in plain Urdu or English, and families are welcome in the room.

DegreeMBBS, Quaid-e-Azam Medical College, Bahawalpur
ResidencyMayo Hospital, Lahore
Eye trainingSir Ganga Ram Hospital, Lahore
PostgraduateDMO

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Before you come in.

The questions patients ask most often, answered honestly.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Any previous eye records or prescriptions, your current glasses, and a list of the medicines you take. If you have diabetes, bring your recent sugar readings too.

Does Dr. Saeed perform cataract surgery?

No. He diagnoses cataract, monitors how it progresses and advises on timing, then refers you to a surgeon he trusts when an operation is the right step. The pre-operative assessment, the post-operative checks and your long-term follow-up are all handled here.

How often should my eyes be examined?

Most adults benefit from a check every year or two. If you have diabetes, raised eye pressure or glaucoma in the family, you will usually be asked to come more often.

Can I bring an older parent who needs help?

Yes, and please do. Family members are welcome in the consultation room, and findings are explained so that everyone present understands the plan.

How do I book?

Message the clinic on WhatsApp or call +92 300 888 7773. Consultations are by appointment, from 10am to 5pm every day except Friday.

Book a consultation in Pakpattan.

ClinicNear Canal Bridge, Basti Chiragh, Pakpattan, Punjab, PakistanTap the address to open the clinic on Google Maps
Telephone and WhatsApp+92 300 888 7773
HoursMonday to Thursday, Saturday and Sunday10:00am to 5:00pm. Closed on Friday.
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