Dr. Shweta Jain

MBBS, DNB, MS | 15+ Years of Clinical Experience

Senior Clinician | Medical Reviewer | Healthcare Professional

Dr. Shweta Jain is an Ophthalmologist and the Medical Reviewer for LaserLasikSurgery by EyeMantra. She reads the articles on this website before you do, checking that what we say about LASIK, SMILE, ICL, PRK, and other vision correction options is accurate, balanced and safe to rely on.

15+ Years
Clinical Experience
15000+
Patients & Clinical Procedures
4.8/5
Patient Rating

About Dr. Shweta Jain

Choosing to have surgery on your eyes is a big decision, and the information you read beforehand should be something you can trust. Dr. Shweta Jain has more than 15+ years of clinical experience and holds an MBBS, a DNB and an MS.

At EyeMantra, she serves as Medical Reviewer for the content on LaserLasikSurgery. She looks at how each article explains procedures such as Standard LASIK, Femto LASIK, SMILE (CLEAR NEO), ICL, Contoura Vision and PRK, and makes sure nothing is overstated, left out or unclear.

Her review helps keep our guidance on eligibility, recovery, risks and aftercare consistent with established medical knowledge. Anyone reading about vision correction for the first time should come away well informed, not sold to.

Professional Experience

Consultant with over 15 years of clinical experience
Experience caring for patients with a wide range of health and eye care needs
Committed to making reliable, easy-to-understand eye care information available to everyone
Pursuing FRCS (UK) accreditation

Education & Professional Credentials

Dr. Shweta Jain is a registered medical practitioner. Her qualifications and medical council registration are listed below so that you can verify who is reviewing the medical content you read on this website.

Professional Experience

  • MBBS
  • DNB
  • MS

Medical License

  • Delhi Medical Council Registration Number: DMC/R/7473

Her Role as a Medical Reviewer

As Medical Reviewer for EyeMantra, Dr. Shweta Jain reviews the blogs and service pages on LaserLasikSurgery, from what LASIK is and who is eligible to costs, risks, recovery and follow-up care. Reviewed articles carry the line “Medically reviewed by Dr. Shweta Jain” along with the review date.

Her review looks at whether medical claims are presented fairly, whether the information matches established guidelines, whether risks and safety points are clearly stated, and whether the language is simple enough for patients to follow. Our articles are general education. They do not replace an eye examination, and only a full checkup can tell you which procedure suits you.

Medical Accuracy - Checks procedure descriptions, medical terms and figures for correctness, including how LASIK, SMILE, ICL and PRK work.
Evidence-Based Information - Confirms that statements about results, eligibility and outcomes are backed by established guidelines and published research.
Clinical Relevance - Makes sure the content reflects real clinical practice, such as who is and is not a suitable candidate for a given procedure (thin corneas, high power, dry eyes).
Patient Safety - Flags anything misleading or incomplete, and makes sure risks, side effects and aftercare advice are stated honestly.
Clear Communication - Helps explain eye conditions and procedures in plain language that readers without a medical background can follow.

Medical Review Source & References

EyeMantra’s eye care content is written and medically reviewed using information from established ophthalmology bodies, health authorities, clinical guidelines, and peer-reviewed research. These sources inform our editorial and review process.

  1. World Health Organization (WHO) – Global data on vision impairment and blindness and eye health. (LINK)

  2. American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) – Patient and professional information on refractive surgery, including LASIK, PRK and SMILE. (LINK)

  3. U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) – Patient information and safety guidance on LASIK. (LINK)

  4. All India Ophthalmological Society (AIOS) – Professional resources from India’s national body for ophthalmologists. (LINK)

  5. PubMed / U.S. National Library of Medicine – A database of biomedical literature used to find peer-reviewed research and clinical evidence. (LINK)

Awards

Ranked among Top DNB Scholars
Scholar at Manipal Institute
Doctor for Social Cause Award
Recognized among Top Doctors