Treatment
Phakic Intraocular Lens (ICL) at Nihar Netralaya
ICL is a special lens placed inside the eye. This helps fix vision issues like nearsightedness or astigmatism. It’s an alternate surgery for people who aren’t suitable for LASIK surgery. Why choose Nihar Netralaya?
- Experienced, qualified doctors for ICL treatments
- Advanced technology for precise results at very feasible ICL surgery cost
- Safe and painless procedure
- Personalised care before, during and after ICL surgery
- High patient satisfaction rates after ICL treatments
- Comprehensive follow-up to ensure perfect healing
- Advanced Eye Treatments
- Experienced Eye Surgeons
- Cutting-edge Technology
- High Success Rates
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Symptoms
Signs and Symptoms
If you see the following signs reflected by your eye/ eyes then contact us immediately:
- Eye strain or consistent eye discomfort
- Blurry vision
- Difficulty focusing on objects
- Dependency on glasses or contacts
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OUR PROCESS
Procedure for Phakic Intraocular Lens (ICL)
01
Refractive error evaluation
Our ICL surgeons will first assess your refractive errors to see if an ICL is the best solution for you.
02
Lens implantation surgery
As the next step, the ICL is carefully implanted into your eye. This lens will be offering you clear vision without the need for glasses or contact lenses.
03
Post-surgery vision assessment
After the ICL surgery, the doctors will assess your vision from time to time. This is to ensure it’s improving and that your eyes are healing properly.
FAQS
Phakic Intraocular Lens (ICL) Clinic to HELP YOUR VISION!
You won’t feel pain during the surgery. ICL surgery is done under numbing drops. Afterward, you might experience some mild discomfort or dryness in your eyes. This goes away within a few hours.
The recovery time is usually short; patients feel fine within a day or two. All you need to do is adhere to your ICL treatment doctor’s aftercare instructions.
Yes there could be some risks, but they’re rare. Possible risks include infection, higher eye pressure or the lens moving out of place. But when you get it done under experts of ICL treatments, then chances are very less.