Ophthalmology Procedure

Cataract Surgery

Advanced cataract surgery with modern IOL options.

What is Cataract Surgery?

Cataract surgery involves gently removing the clouding of the natural crystalline lens of the eye and replacing it with a clear artificial intraocular lens (IOL). Using advanced Phacoemulsification ultrasound technology, this day-care procedure restores vivid colors and sharp clarity.

Who May Need This Treatment?

Individuals experiencing cloudy, blurry, or dim vision.

Patients struggling with glare during night driving or bright sunlight.

People with double vision in a single eye or frequent spectacle prescription changes.

Seniors or individuals diagnosed with age-related or metabolic lens clouding.

Procedure Overview & Steps

01 Pre-Op Biometry & Lens Selection

Measurement of eye length and selection of optimal Monofocal, Multifocal, or Toric IOL.

02 Micro-Incisional Phacoemulsification

A tiny micro-incision (< 2.2mm) is created, and ultrasound energy breaks up the cloudy lens.

03 Premium Foldable IOL Implantation

The clear intraocular lens is inserted and gently unfolds inside the lens capsule.

04 Stitchless Day-Care Discharge

No stitches or bandages required; patient returns home the same day.

Key Treatment Benefits

Micro-incisional stitchless procedure

Restores clear, bright, high-definition vision

Choice of premium Multifocal & Toric lenses for spectacle freedom

Short 15 to 20-minute day-care procedure

Fast post-op functional visual recovery

Recovery & Post-Care Information

Clear vision usually improves within 24 to 48 hours. Patients use protective eye drops for 3-4 weeks and avoid splashing water in the eye for 10 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, topical eye drop anesthesia is used in almost all cases. General anesthesia is not required.

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