Vishwaraj Hospital

Dr.Sonali Bawankar

Specialist, Ophthalmology

Spatiality

Nationality 

Language 

Experience  

: Ophthalmologist

 : Indian 

: English , Hindi , Marathi 

About Dr.Sonali Bawankar

Dr. Sonali Bawankar is a highly skilled and dedicated Ophthalmologist associated with VishwaRaj Hospital, known for her expertise in diagnosing and treating a wide range of eye conditions. With a strong academic foundation, she holds an MBBS degree followed by a Master of Surgery (MS) in Ophthalmology, reflecting her commitment to excellence in eye care.

With years of clinical experience, Dr. Bawankar specializes in comprehensive eye examinations, cataract management, refractive error correction, and the treatment of various ocular diseases. She is known for her patient-centric approach, ensuring that every individual receives personalized care tailored to their specific vision needs.

Dr. Bawankar stays updated with the latest advancements in ophthalmology, integrating modern diagnostic techniques and treatment methods into her practice. Her compassionate nature and attention to detail make her a trusted choice among patients seeking reliable and effective eye care.

At VishwaRaj Hospital, she is committed to improving vision health and enhancing the quality of life for her patients through accurate diagnosis, advanced treatments, and preventive eye care.

Core Specializations

  • Cataract Evaluation & Management 
  • Refractive Errors (Myopia, Hyperopia, Astigmatism) 
  • Computer Vision Syndrome 
  • Dry Eye Treatment 
  • Glaucoma Screening & Management 
  • Eye Infections & Allergies 
  • Diabetic Retinopathy Screening 
  • Pediatric Eye Care 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the early signs of eye problems?

Common early signs include blurred vision, eye strain, headaches, dryness, redness, and difficulty seeing at night.

 A cataract is the clouding of the eye lens. Surgery is recommended when vision impairment affects daily activities.

Yes, prolonged screen use can lead to digital eye strain, dryness, and headaches, commonly known as Computer Vision Syndrome.