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Dr. Sajjad Akhtar, MD

Ophthalmologist ✓ Verified
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About Dr. Sajjad Akhtar

Dr. Sajjad Akhtar is a Board certified Ophthalmologist. He finished his training from New York University and Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital in New York. Dr. Akhtar has performed thousands of Ophthalmic surgical procedures. He has authored a numbers of scientific papers and has presented his work at national and international level. He invented a new instrument to measure eye pressure more accurately. A patent was awarded to him for this invention. We believe that latest technology is essential in achieving high standard of care. The practice has invested in latest technology like the femto second laser and Visx S4 with iris registration for LASIK. In fact we are the only practice in Brooklyn and Queens to have these lasers in our office. We have also invested in latest 3D Optovue laser camera for early detection of Glaucoma and management of diabetic eye disease.

Languages

English, Bengali, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu

Services & procedures 12

OphthamologyContact LensesEmergency Eye VisitEye GlassesEye InfectionGeneral ConsultationGeneral Eye Follow UpGlaucoma ConsultationGlaucoma Follow UpLasik SurgeryRetina Consultation (NON SURGICAL)Retina Surgical Consultation

Background & credentials

Education & training

Medical School - Aga Khan University Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center Flushing Hospital Medical Center New York University Elaine A. and Kenneth G. Langone Medical Center

Board certifications

American Board of Ophthalmology

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