Cataract Services

Cataract Treatment

Phacoemulsification

  • Monofocal IOL

  • Trifocal IOL

  • EDOF IOL

  • Toric IOL

Monofocal IOL

A Monofocal IOL is designed to provide clear vision at one main distance, most commonly for distance vision. It is one of the most commonly used lens options for cataract surgery. It can help patients see clearly for everyday activities such as walking, watching television and travelling. Some patients may still need glasses for reading or other close-up activities.

  • Clear Distance Vision
  • Different Power Options
  • Suitable for Many Patients
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Trifocal IOL

A Trifocal IOL is designed to provide vision at three different distances — far, intermediate and near. This type of lens may help patients manage different daily activities with less dependence on glasses. It can be useful for activities such as reading, using a computer, looking at a phone and seeing things at a distance. The right lens choice depends on your eye health and vision needs.

  • Distance Vision
  • Intermediate Vision
  • Near Vision
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Extended Depth of Focus IOL

An EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) IOL is designed to provide a wider range of vision, mainly from distance to intermediate range. It may be a useful option for people who want good distance vision along with better intermediate vision. It can help with activities such as using a computer, looking at digital screens, cooking and other everyday tasks. Your doctor will recommend this lens after checking your eyes and understanding your vision needs.

  • Wider Range of Vision
  • Helpful for Screen Use
  • Suitable for Active Lifestyles
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Toric IOL

A Toric IOL is specially designed for cataract patients who also have astigmatism. Astigmatism can cause blurred or unclear vision because of the shape of the cornea. A Toric IOL is designed to correct this astigmatism while also replacing the cloudy natural lens during cataract surgery. The lens power and position are carefully planned using your eye measurements.

  • Helps Correct Astigmatism
  • Helps Reduce Blurred Vision
  • Less Dependence on Glasses
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Pre Operative Cataract Evaluation

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Optical Biometry

Optical biometry is a non-contact eye measurement used before cataract surgery. It measures important parts of the eye, such as the length of the eye, to help calculate the required IOL power. These measurements help the doctor plan the surgery and choose a lens that matches the patient’s eye.

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Topography

Corneal topography is a test that creates a detailed map of the front surface of the eye, called the cornea. It helps the doctor understand the shape and curvature of the cornea before cataract surgery. This information can be useful when checking the eye and planning the right treatment and lens option.

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