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Clouding of the normal clear lens is known as cataract. it is a normal age related degenerative process which cannot be cured by any medicine or glasses.
The definitive treatment of cataract is primarily surgical. Over the years, the surgical technique has undergone a revolution regarding both, technique, and patient outcomes. Today, cataract surgery is both safe and effective. The introduction of phacoemulsification changed cataract surgery forever, heralding the onset of sophisticated mechanization
It is a painless, suture less, blood less day care procedure, where the patient can resume his daily activities within a few days.
Microincision cataract surgery (MICS) – where the incision size is less than 2 mm.
Monofocal IOLs–
Most popular. these lenses sharpen only one focus(far). hence you may still need reading glass for near work.
Premium IOLS
Toric IOLs
Astigmatism occurs when the cornea or lens is irregularly shaped. Toric IOLs are unique because they are the only IOLs designed to correct astigmatism. This results in clear vision at all distances
Multifocal IOLs
Unlike standard monofocal lenses, multifocal lenses provide clear vision at near and far distances. This is because multifocal IOLs have different optical powers within the same lens. After these lenses are implanted, the brain takes some time to adjust to the new lenses. After this, the brain can automatically focus between near and far distances.
Aspheric IOLs
Premium aspheric IOLs are the closest to the natural eye’s lens. This is true for both optical quality and shape. As such, they provide sharper vision, particularly in low light.
Trifocal IOL
They are an important addition to our premium IOL offerings. With the trifocal IOL, patients can now see clearly at all distances: near, far, and intermediate. This is revolutionary for cataract and presbyopia patients alike because there are no gaps in vision with this IOL.
Extended depth of focus IOLs
This lens provides excellent distnace and intermeditae vision, hence suitable for computer users.
In medicine, like life, there is no single best answer. your doctor will perform a comprehensive eye exam and will discuss its results and help you select the iol which is best suited for your visual needs.
