Are cataracts clouding your world?
Regain the clarity you deserve with Surgycall, your trusted partner for exceptional cataract surgery!
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Discover the Brilliance of Surgycall: Expert cataract surgeons specializing in cutting-edge procedures.
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State-of-the-art technology for precise and safe surgeries.
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Personalized care from consultation to postoperative follow-ups.
Why Choose Surgycall?
Turn to Surgycall Health and step into a life of relief, beauty, and renewed self-assurance
Minimally Invasive
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About Cataract
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Conduct a Visual Acuity Test
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Perform a Slit-Lamp Examination
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Assess Your Lens Clarity
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Evaluate Your Overall Eye Health
How to diagnose and When to
Consult a Doctor?
Conduct a Visual Acuity Test
​Perform a Slit-Lamp Examination
Assess Your Lens Clarity
Amplified discomfort after prolonged periods of sitting or standing.
When to consult a doctor
Visual impairment impacting daily life.
Decline in quality of life due to cataracts.
Safety concerns related to vision.
Frequent changes in prescription glasses.
Risks of falls and accidents due to poor vision.
Reduced independence and impaired driving safety.
Potential negative impact on mental health.
Symtoms
Blurry or Cloudy Vision.
Difficulty Seeing at Night
Sensitivity to Light
Faded Colours
Frequent Changes in Prescription Glasses
Causes
Aging
UV Radiation: Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from sunlight can contribute to cataract development over time.
Smoking and Alcohol
Genetics
Eye Injuries or Surgery
Medications: Long-term use of certain medications, such as corticosteroids, may increase the risk of cataracts.
​Understanding the Procedure
Micro incision cataract surgery (MICS), also known as micro phacoemulsification, is a modern technique for cataract removal that utilizes smaller incisions compared to traditional cataract surgery. The main goals of MICS are to reduce the incision size, minimize trauma to the eye, and promote faster healing and recovery for the patient.
Advantages of Laser treatment
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Smaller incisions result in faster healing and reduced astigmatism.
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Quicker recovery and less postoperative discomfort.
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Lower risk of complications, including infection and inflammation. Preservation of corneal structure and stability.
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Enhanced control over induced astigmatism. Optimal wound healing and self-sealing incisions.
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Improved refractive outcomes and visual acuity.
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Versatile and applicable to various cataract patients.
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High patient satisfaction due to a more comfortable postoperative experience.
Who should prefer
Individuals with mild to moderate cataracts.
Those seeking faster recovery and minimal postoperative discomfort. Patients concerned about astigmatism or desiring astigmatism control. Individuals with pre-existing corneal conditions.
People with active lifestyles or specific occupation-related needs.
Patients wanting improved postoperative refractive outcomes.
Those with smaller pupils. Individuals with good general eye health. Patients concerned about surgical incision aesthetics.
Proceudre guide
Overview of the Procedure:
​Preoperative Assessment involves evaluating the patient's medical history, eye health, and suitability for MICS, along with conducting essential eye exams. Anesthesia and Preparation include administering local or topical anesthesia and maintaining aseptic conditions. Creating small incisions less than 2.0 mm in the cornea is essential for MICS. Capsulorhexis involves creating a circular opening in the lens capsule for cataract access. Phacoemulsification breaks down the cataract using ultrasonic or laser energy and removes emulsified lens fragments through the small incisions. Intraocular Lens (IOL) insertion and proper alignment, followed by irrigation and rinsing, precede self-sealing wound closure without sutures.
Preparing for Surgery:
Provide a complete medical history, including medications, allergies, and existing health conditions.
Instruct fasting from midnight before the surgery and clarify medication use on the morning of the procedure. Guide on correct administration of pre-operative eye drops and stress compliance with the dosing schedule.
Encourage comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and leaving valuables at home; bring only essential items.
Advise contact lens removal per provided timeline and switch to wearing eyeglasses.
Emphasize good hygiene: shower, wash face, and hair before surgery; avoid makeup, lotions, or perfumes on surgery day.
On the Day of the Procedure:
Once registered, you'll sit down with your medical team, revisiting any prior tests and discussing the overall procedure.
Comfort is essential, so wear loose-fitting attire and steer clear of accessories, especially metal-based ones like jewelry.
As a part of routine pre-surgical checks, metrics such as blood pressure and heart rate are assessed.
What Happens During the
Treatment:
Patients often report minimal pain or discomfort during the procedure, and the short duration of the surgery contributes to a generally positive experience. Clear communication with the surgical team and adherence to postoperative care instructions are vital for a smooth recovery and successful outcome.
Why SurgyCall Surgery Care?
Enhanced Quality Of Care
Constant support, a network of premium hospitals and top-tier surgeons.
End-to-End Management
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