About
A Journey of Excellence in Eye Care
Dr. Md. Mominul Islam is an experienced Eye Specialist, Retina Phaco Surgeon and Uveitis Specialist, serving patients with focused expertise in retina disease, cataract, diabetic eye complications and inflammatory eye conditions.
“My work is focused on protecting vision through early diagnosis, specialist treatment planning and clear patient guidance.”
- Vice President of Bangladesh Young Ophthalmological Society
- Life member of Ophthalmologist Society of Bangladesh
- Scientific Secretary of Bangladesh Vitro and Retina society
- Life member of Uveitis Society of India
- Assistant General Secretary of Uveitis Society of Bangladesh
Shaping Better Eye Care Through Education
Clinical Mentorship
Active in academic ophthalmology, clinical guidance and specialist eye-care training, helping strengthen future eye-care practice in Bangladesh.
Research & Awareness
Engaged in retina, diabetic retinopathy and uveitis-related academic work, with a strong focus on patient education and early diagnosis.
Specialized Clinical Training
Faculty Roles
A focused academic and clinical journey built around retina, uveitis, phaco care and specialist eye-care service.
Associate Professor & Senior Consultant
Ispahani Islamia Eye Institute and Hospital, Dhaka. Focused on specialist retina, uveitis, phaco and academic eye-care service.
Head of Retina & Uveitis Services
Involved in advanced retina and uveitis care, with clinical responsibility for diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up support.
Director & Consultant
Associated with Bangladesh Eye Hospital, Mirpur and Chokher Seba Hospital, supporting specialist eye-care access for patients.
Research and Publication
Author of multiple medical papers, with academic interest in diabetic retinopathy, CSR, uveitis and retina-related conditions.
Teaching
Clinical teaching focused on practical diagnosis, patient understanding and long-term eye-care decision making.
Academic involvement in ophthalmology, with focus on clinical learning, diagnosis-based thinking and specialist care for retina and uveitis patients.
Teaching and clinical guidance cover core areas such as retinal disease evaluation, diabetic eye complications, uveitis, cataract, patient counseling and follow-up planning.
Bedside and clinic-based learning helps connect medical knowledge with real patient symptoms, imaging findings, treatment decisions and long-term care needs.
Contributes to academic discussion, medical education and professional development through clinical experience, research interest and specialist practice.
Supports patient awareness through educational content, advice, videos and guidance on early signs of serious eye disease.