Is it medical negligence when a Dr refuses to tell you the names of the surgeries and procedures he perform on your eye?

Yes, what you’ve described could potentially be considered medical negligence or even grounds for a medical malpractice claim. Informed consent is a fundamental part of medical care. Patients have the legal right to know what procedures will be performed on them, the risks involved, and the alternatives, unless it's a true emergency situation. If a retina specialist performed surgery without explaining what was being done and then failed to disclose complications like infections or the need for emergency follow-up procedures, that could violate both legal and ethical standards. Medical malpractice claims typically require showing that the doctor breached the standard of care and that this caused harm. A lack of informed consent, undisclosed infections, and refusal to explain the care provided could all support that argument. It would be wise to contact a medical malpractice attorney as soon as you can. They can review your medical records, assess whether the doctor’s conduct violated your rights, and help determine if you have a case.