Dr. med. Daniel Bányai
Dear readers, dear patients,
as an ophthalmologist and part of the Bányai New Eyes team, improving your visual acuity through state-of-the-art medical procedures is particularly important to me.
In our specialized laser centers in Stuttgart and Karlsruhe as well as in the ophthalmological practices in the greater Stuttgart area, Bányai Neue Augen offers the entire spectrum of modern ophthalmology – with the latest technical equipment and a personal, trusting atmosphere.
“Good vision means quality of life. It is my goal to help you achieve a clear and unrestricted view of the world.”
I look forward to accompanying you on your journey to greater visual comfort and perhaps a life without glasses and contact lenses!
Dr. med. Daniel Bányai
My resume:
- 2021 – Assistant physician, Aophthalmology practice of Dr. Bányai, Leonberg
- 2021–2022 – Resident physician in training, University Eye Clinic Ulm
- 2022–2023 – Resident physician in training, Charité University Eye Clinic Berlin
- 2023–heute – Resident Physician in Training, Bányai Ophthalmology
Educational path
2013 – International Baccalaureate, International School of Stuttgart
2014-2020 – Medical studies, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
- First State Examination (2016)
- Erasmus Semester, Université de Strasbourg (2017/2018)
- Second State Examination (2019)
- 3rd State Examination (2020)
Dezember 2020 – Medical license
Practical experience in ophthalmology
- 2013 – Nursing internship, Charlottenklinik for Ophthalmology Stuttgart
- 2013 – Voluntary internship, Dr. Banyai Eye Clinic, Leonberg
- 2017 – Clinical elective, Eye Clinic of the University of Munich
- 2017 – Famulatur, Moorfields Eye Hospital London
- 2018 – Clinical elective, Institute of Ophthalmology Halle (Saale)
- 2020 – Clinical elective (ophthalmology), Charité Eye Clinic – Virchow Clinic Berlin
Research
Doctoral thesis in ophthalmology: Research group of Prof. Dr. med. Ricarda Schumann, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. “Pores of the inner limiting membrane – Immunocytochemical analysis of the vitreoretinal interface in tractional maculopathies”
Continuing education and training:
Dr. Daniel Banyai continuously expands his knowledge and regularly participates in renowned international conferences and training courses – including the annual ESCRS (European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons) as well as specialized courses in the field of refractive surgery. This ensures that his patients always benefit from the latest findings and techniques in modern ophthalmology.
About the Laser Centers in Stuttgart and Karlsruhe:
In the state-of-the-art eye laser centers in Stuttgarter Zeppelin-Carré and in Karlsruhe Doctor medic Liliana Bányai & Dr. med. Daniel Bányai and their specialized team of doctors combine decades of experience with the latest technology.
Since their opening in Stuttgart (2022) and Karlsruhe (2024), the centers for refractive surgery have offered state-of-the-art laser procedures such as Femto LASIK, Smile PRO or Presbyond® in a central location.
With over 3,000 procedures performed annually, the Bányai Neue Augen laser centers in Stuttgart and Karlsruhe are among the most experienced providers of refractive surgery in the region. Utilizing state-of-the-art technologies and surgical techniques, the team covers the entire spectrum of vision correction.
In Stuttgart and Karlsruhe, you benefit from the synergy of personal medical experience and a practice structure that pursues one goal through continuous training and the most precise diagnostics: A life without glasses and contact lenses.
To all articels
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Are there any negative experiences with laser eye surgery? Dr. med. Bányai explains.
Despite the many positive reports about laser eye surgery, there are also negative experiences, including temporary vision problems or complications. It is important to be fully informed about the risks and possible side effects before deciding to undergo the procedure.
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How does screen time affect vision? Doctor-medic Bányai explains
Working for long periods in front of screens can put significant strain on your eyes and lead to problems such as dry eyes or reduced vision. Learn how to reduce digital eye strain and which exercises can help relax your eyes.
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When can I go swimming after laser eye surgery?
Have you just had laser eye surgery and love swimming? 🌊 Dive back in safely with our guide to swimming after surgery. 🏊♂️ Protect your eyes and enjoy clear vision underwater. More tips on our blog! #LaserEyeSurgery #Swimming #ClearVision
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How often can you have laser eye surgery? Dr. med. Bányai explains
Is it possible to have multiple laser eye treatments? Learn more in our latest blog post. Take our suitability test to find out whether laser eye treatment is right for you!
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Can people with diabetes have laser eye surgery?
Are you wondering whether laser eye treatment is possible if you have diabetes? Read our latest blog post, where we explore how diabetes affects suitability for procedures such as LASIK and PRK.
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Laser eye surgery or lens implants: which is better?
Wondering if laser eye surgery or lens replacement is the right choice for your vision needs? Read our latest blog post to discover the benefits of each procedure and find out which could be your path to clearer vision.
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Can a healthy diet improve refractive errors?
Have you ever wondered whether what you eat can actually affect your vision? Read our latest blog post to explore whether good nutrition plays a role in optimizing refractive errors:
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ICL vs. Laser: Is ICL better than FemtoLASIK or SMILE®PRO?
Are you wondering whether treatment with ICL, FemtoLASIK, or SMILE Pro is the right vision correction method for you? Read our latest blog post to learn about the benefits of each method.
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How long do visual fluctuations last after LASIK? Dr. med. Bányai explains
The LASIK eye laser procedure reshapes the cornea and thereby improves the vision of many patients. One question many prospective patients ask is, “How long will my vision fluctuate after LASIK?” This post explains the recovery process after LASIK treatment and what you can expect regarding vision fluctuations.
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How dangerous are contact lenses?
Wearing contact lenses is an essential part of the everyday lives of many people. Contact lenses are invisible and can be convenient. However, recent research has identified a potential risk linked to soft contact lenses. This post explains the research findings, the potential health risks associated with PFAS, and what consumers can do to protect…
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Laser eye surgery during pregnancy: Is it allowed?
Pregnancy can be an exciting but also challenging experience, especially when it comes to personal healthcare. A question we are often asked is, “Can you have laser eye surgery during pregnancy?” Laser eye surgery is a modern treatment that can correct refractive errors. But is this surgery safe during pregnancy?
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Can you go blind from laser eye surgery?
Laser eye surgery is a popular way to improve vision without glasses or contact lenses. Although it is a relatively safe procedure, many patients remain concerned about possible side effects. One frequently asked question is, “Can laser eye surgery cause blindness?” In this article, we take a closer look at the risk of blindness from…
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Up to how many dioptres can short-sightedness be corrected with laser treatment?
In this article, we provide a comprehensive overview of laser treatment for short-sightedness and answer the question of up to which diopter level a laser eye treatment can be performed. Read more now!
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Are varifocal spectacles suitable for farsightedness?
Eine Gleitsichtbrille ist eine Art von Brille, die es Weitsichtigen ermöglicht, klarer zu sehen und gleichzeitig einen breiten Blickwinkel zu haben. Diese Brillen sind besonders nützlich, da sie den Augen helfen, auf verschiedene Entfernungen scharf zu sehen. In diesem Artikel werden wir die Vor- und Nachteile der Verwendung einer Gleitsichtbrille untersuchen. Wir werden auch diskutieren,…
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Cause of corneal astigmatism: Dr. med. Bányai explains
Astigmatism (corneal curvature) is caused by unequal refractive power of the eye or by an irregular curvature of the cornea. Causes include genetic predisposition, injuries, corneal diseases, or refractive errors. Read more in this article.