Intraocular Lens (IOL) Implantation is performed during cataract surgery to replace the clouded natural lens with a clear artificial lens. At Vikas Memorial Eye Hospital, Chaksu, we offer a comprehensive range of premium IOLs to suit every patient's visual needs and budget.
Symptoms & When to Consult
- Cloudy or blurry vision due to cataract
- Difficulty seeing at various distances
- Dependence on thick eyeglasses
- Halos and glare around lights
- Poor night vision
- Desire for glasses-free life after cataract surgery
Treatment Process
After the cataract is removed using Phaco technique, a foldable IOL is carefully selected based on precise biometry measurements of your eye.
The IOL is injected through the same micro-incision using an injector, and it unfolds inside the eye to its full size. The lens is positioned precisely in the natural lens capsule.
The correct power of IOL is calculated before surgery to give you the best possible vision for your lifestyle – whether you need distance, reading, or all-distance vision.
Benefits
- Permanent, one-time solution for clear vision
- Wide range of lens options – monofocal, multifocal, trifocal, EDOF
- Possibility of glasses-free life
- Lasts a lifetime – no maintenance required
- Safe, tested and globally proven technology
- Customized to your individual eye measurements
Recovery
Recovery from IOL implantation follows the same path as cataract surgery recovery. Vision improves steadily over the first few days to weeks.
Final visual clarity with the IOL is typically achieved within 4 to 8 weeks as the eye fully heals and adjusts to the new lens.
Frequently Asked Questions
We offer monofocal (one focus), multifocal (near + far), trifocal (near + intermediate + far), and EDOF (extended range) IOLs. Our doctor will recommend the best option for you.
IOLs are permanent and designed to last a lifetime. They do not wear out or expire.
No. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and is painless. You may feel mild pressure during the operation.
IOL exchange is possible but complex. It is important to get accurate measurements and choose the right lens before surgery.
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