Dr. Kunal Dansingani, M.D., earned his Bachelor of Arts at the University of Cambridge and graduated from the Royal Free Hospital and University College London Medical School. After postgraduate training in Ophthalmology, he completed fellowships in Vitreoretinal surgery and Medical Retina at Moorfield's Eye Hospital, London. He went on to complete an additional fellowship in the US, focused on research, at the Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New York.
Dr. Kunal Dansingani, M.D., earned his Bachelor of Arts at the University of Cambridge and graduated from the Royal Free Hospital and University College London Medical School. After postgraduate training in Ophthalmology, he completed fellowships in Vitreoretinal surgery and Medical Retina at Moorfield's Eye Hospital, London. He went on to complete an additional fellowship in the US, focused on research, at the Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New York.
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This Doctor is very thoughtful and thorough
(3 days ago)
Oct-2025
He was wonderful!
(3 days ago)
Oct-2025
Always answers all questions fully and addresses all of my concerns . Patient and kind and never feel rushed.
(1 week ago)
Oct-2025
I was actually impressed with everyone this AM. Right from Trisha at the front desk was so nice, Dan and other gent that did scans, Dr. Dansingani took his time. Thank you
(1 week ago)
Oct-2025
Good
(2 weeks ago)
Oct-2025
Very thorough answered all questions
(2 weeks ago)
Oct-2025
Thorough, with helpful suggestions for a plan that involves seeing another type of medical help. Mine currently problem does not seem to be visual.
(2 weeks ago)
Oct-2025
Thorough and kind
(2 weeks ago)
Oct-2025
Poor communicator
No bedside manner
Spent more time on computer screen than interacting with pt
Vague & unclear / non commital
I’m choosing to get 2nd opinion and will not choose him as my surgeon
Would not recommend
(2 weeks ago)
Sep-2025
The Doctor was very good. But we had to wait for over 3 hours. This was unacceptable for an 89 year old with Parkinson’s and other ailments. Something must be done to mitigate this.
Dr. Kunal Dansingani, M.D., earned his Bachelor of Arts at the University of Cambridge and graduated from the Royal Free Hospital and University College London Medical School. After postgraduate training in Ophthalmology, he completed fellowships in Vitreoretinal surgery and Medical Retina at Moorfield's Eye Hospital, London. He went on to complete an additional fellowship in the US, focused on research, at the Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New York, where he developed his interests in retinal imaging using innovative techniques.
Certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology, Dr. Dansingani sees patients at the offices of Vitreoretinal Consultants of New York. He is dedicated to high quality patient care and his consultation style has been described as informative and collaborative, allowing patients to make complex decisions about their care while being supported by clear explanations of conditions and treatment options. He is also dedicated to teaching and has trained many residents and fellows at various academic institutions.
This Doctor is very thoughtful and thorough
He was wonderful!
Always answers all questions fully and addresses all of my concerns . Patient and kind and never feel rushed.
I was actually impressed with everyone this AM. Right from Trisha at the front desk was so nice, Dan and other gent that did scans, Dr. Dansingani took his time. Thank you
Good
Very thorough answered all questions
Thorough, with helpful suggestions for a plan that involves seeing another type of medical help. Mine currently problem does not seem to be visual.
Thorough and kind
Poor communicator No bedside manner Spent more time on computer screen than interacting with pt Vague & unclear / non commital I’m choosing to get 2nd opinion and will not choose him as my surgeon Would not recommend
The Doctor was very good. But we had to wait for over 3 hours. This was unacceptable for an 89 year old with Parkinson’s and other ailments. Something must be done to mitigate this.