Ophthalmology Procedure

ICL SurgeryLensImplantVisionCorrection

Discover excellent visual quality with ICL surgery, perfect for high refractive errors or thin corneas. A foldable lens is safely implanted behind the iris through a tiny incision. This reversible procedure provides outstanding clarity and is an ideal alternative when LASIK isn't suitable.

ICL Surgery
Duration15-30 mins per eye
Hospital StayDay Care
Recovery Time3-7 days
Success Rate98%

Common Symptoms

High myopia or hyperopia
Thin corneas making LASIK unsuitable
Dry eye syndrome preventing laser surgery
Desire for high-definition vision
Dependence on thick glasses

How the Procedure Works

  1. 1

    Eye is numbed with local anesthesia.

  2. 2

    A microscopic incision is made at the edge of the cornea.

  3. 3

    A customized, foldable Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) is inserted.

  4. 4

    The lens is carefully positioned behind the iris and in front of the natural lens.

  5. 5

    The small incision heals naturally without stitches.

Benefits of This Procedure

Excellent, high-definition visual quality
Completely reversible procedure if needed
Ideal and safe for patients with high prescriptions or thin corneas
Does not induce dry eye syndrome
UV protection built into the lens

Recovery & Aftercare

  • Use prescribed antibiotic and steroid eye drops regularly.
  • Avoid rubbing or applying any pressure to the eyes.
  • Attend all crucial follow-up visits to check lens position and eye pressure.
  • Avoid heavy lifting or strenuous activity initially.
  • Wear a protective shield while sleeping for a few days.

Visual improvement is usually very quick, often noticeable the same day. Most patients resume their normal routine within a few days of the procedure.

Approximate Cost in Delhi-NCR

Hospital Charges + Surgeon Fee₹80,000 – ₹1,50,000
With Insurance (Cashless)Covered in most policies
EMI OptionsAvailable (3–12 months)
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Cost varies by hospital, surgeon experience, and patient condition.

Results may vary. Consult a qualified doctor for personalized advice.

Medical Disclaimer

Surgency Care does not guarantee any specific medical outcome, cure, or result from any surgical procedure or treatment. All medical decisions, diagnoses, and treatments are made solely between you and your qualified doctor or hospital. Results may vary from patient to patient. We strongly recommend that you always consult a qualified medical professional for personalized medical advice tailored to your individual health needs.

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