Our eyes have a natural lens. Once we grow older, these lenses eventually become cloudy. This cloudiness slowly limits our vision and gradually leads to loss of eyesight. This kind of blindness is called Cataract. It starts to occur after the age of 40 and is a common cause of loss of vision in the elderly. A cataract is a principal reason for the loss of vision around the world.
Cataracts can be easily treated and the vision can be effectively improved. The surgery is very simple wherein your eye lens, which becomes cloudy, is substituted with an artificial lens. This artificial lens is called Intraocular lens. Once performed, it restores clear vision in your eyes. This surgery is so simple it doesn’t even require a 24 hours stay at the hospital.
The most common cataract procedures today, incorporate the application of high-frequency ultrasound equipment that cuts or breaks the hazy lens into tiny parts, which are later gently extracted with the help of the suction method. This procedure is called phacoemulsification.
Vision Care Center is equipped with modular operation theatres to ensure a sterile environment during cataract surgery. We have the most advanced phacoemulsification system and Zeiss operating microscope system to perform stitch-less cataract surgery.
Our diagnostic services have OA -200 optical biometers (Tomey- Japan), which helps in the most accurate calculation of lens power to be implanted in the eye after cataract surgery. Hence, we could offer specialized lenses like multifocal Lens, Toric Lens and Multifocal Toric Lens, which will help our patients manage both their far and near vision without glasses. But, as they say, the man behind the machine matters. This advanced technology is useful only when skilled and experienced cataract surgeons work on it.
Vision Care Center boasts of experienced cataract surgeons who have performed thousands of cataract eye surgeries with consistent results. Hence, with the combination of the most experienced surgeons and advanced technology, we can restore your vision and provide appropriate eye care.
