Dr Asad Naeem

Dr Asad Naeem Dr Asad Naeem
Eye Specialist
Consultant Optometrist and Orthoptist
Doctor of Optometry
Contact: 03009799201
Al Khair Hospital Pakpattan
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Dr Asad NaeemConsultant Optometrist and Orthoptist Contact: 03009799201Friday, Saturday & Sunday4.30 Pm to 8.30 PmAl kha...
23/05/2026

Dr Asad Naeem
Consultant Optometrist and Orthoptist

Contact: 03009799201

Friday, Saturday & Sunday
4.30 Pm to 8.30 Pm
Al khair Hospital pakpattan

Monday to Thursday
5.00 Pm to 8 Pm
Al Shifa Hospital pakpattan

Dr Asad NaeemConsultant Optometrist and Orthoptist AHPC Certified Member of World Council of Optometry Members of APGSCo...
16/05/2026

Dr Asad Naeem
Consultant Optometrist and Orthoptist
AHPC Certified
Member of World Council of Optometry
Members of APGS

Contact: 03009799201

Friday, Saturday & Sunday
4.30 Pm to 8.30 Pm
Al khair Hospital pakpattan

Monday to Thursday
5.00 Pm to 8 Pm
Al Shifa Hospital pakpattan

02/05/2026

👁️ Expanding Optometry Scope in Pakistan: A 5–10 Year Roadmap

The future of optometry in Pakistan depends on structured growth, strong regulation, and progressive clinical training, not shortcuts.

🔵 Phase 1 (Years 1–2): Strengthen foundations
• National scope definition
• Standardized curriculum
• Licensing exam system

🟢 Phase 2 (Years 3–5): Introduce therapeutic optometry
• Controlled use of ocular therapeutics
• Hospital-based training
• Pilot programs with audits

🟣 Phase 3 (Years 5–7): Advanced clinical development
• Residency & fellowship pathways
• Independent prescribing models
• Legal and medico-legal frameworks

🟠 Phase 4 (Years 7–10): Limited procedural expansion
• Select laser procedures (certified settings only)
• Minor procedures under strict governance
• Facility accreditation & outcome monitoring

⚠️ Key message: Expansion must be evidence-based, safe, and systematically regulated to protect patients and strengthen the profession.

📌 The goal is not rapid expansion but sustainable professional evolution that earns trust through competence.

We are excited to announce a Quiz Competition for students of Optometry 🧠✨Highlights of the Event:✅ No registration fee✅...
01/05/2026

We are excited to announce a Quiz Competition for students of Optometry 🧠✨

Highlights of the Event:
✅ No registration fee
✅ Group participation allowed
✅ Online MCQ-based quiz
✅ Timer will be included
✅ Competition will be semester-wise
✅ Syllabus will be shared after registration

This is a great chance to test your knowledge, compete with others, and learn in a fun way. 🌟

Interested students are encouraged to participate and ask your friends of optometry to join🙌

The deadline for registration is 3rd May, 2026.
WhatsApp 03060082456
WhatsApp 03360944000

01/05/2026

Optometry has evolved from simple vision correction practices to a recognized healthcare profession:

Ancient roots: Early civilizations like Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece studied vision and eye diseases, but without formal eye care professions.

13th century: The invention of eyeglasses in Italy marked the beginning of vision correction.

17th–18th centuries: Scientific advances by figures like Isaac Newton improved understanding of optics and light.

19th century: Optometry began emerging as a distinct field, separating from general medicine and optics.

Early 20th century: Formal education, licensing, and regulation of optometrists developed, especially in the United States.

Modern era: Optometry is now a global healthcare profession focusing on vision care, eye disease detection, and primary eye health services.

In short: Optometry progressed from basic lens use to a regulated, evidence-based healthcare discipline.

30/04/2026

Optometrists are vital to Pakistan’s eye care system, serving as primary providers who detect, manage, and prevent vision and eye problems.

They help reduce avoidable blindness through early diagnosis and referral, support public health via screenings and awareness, and ease the burden on ophthalmologists.

By improving vision, they enhance education, productivity, and quality of life. Strengthening optometry services is therefore essential for better health outcomes and socioeconomic development in Pakistan.

Dr Asad NaeemConsultant Optometrist and Orthoptist AHPC Certified Member of World Council of Optometry Members of APGSCo...
30/04/2026

Dr Asad Naeem
Consultant Optometrist and Orthoptist
AHPC Certified
Member of World Council of Optometry
Members of APGS

Contact: 03009799201

Friday, Saturday & Sunday
4.30 Pm to 8.30 Pm

Al khair Hospital pakpattan

Monday to Thursday
5.00 Pm to 8 Pm
Al Shifa Hospital pakpattan

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Dhq Hospital Road
Pakpattan
57400

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