Cataract Surgery
A 15-minute laser-assisted procedure that replaces your cloudy lens — most patients see clearly within 24 hours.
What It Entails
Cloudy Lens Out, Crystal Vision In
A cataract clouds your eye’s natural lens, dimming colors and blurring vision. Through a micro-incision — often with femtosecond laser precision — the surgeon removes the cloudy lens and places a premium intraocular lens (IOL) matched to your eyes. The incision seals itself; no stitches, no overnight stay.
We handle your measurements, surgical referral, lens selection, and every post-operative visit. Choose from standard monofocal, toric (astigmatism-correcting), or multifocal IOLs that reduce dependence on glasses.
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What’s Included
Complete Surgical Co-Management
- Biometry and corneal mapping for exact lens power
- Standard, toric, and multifocal premium IOL options
- Laser-assisted and traditional phacoemulsification
- Day-1, week-1, and month-1 post-operative care in clinic
Good To Know
Surgery Questions, Answered
When cataracts interfere with driving, reading, or daily life — not at a fixed “ripeness.” Modern surgery is safest when vision first starts limiting you.
Most patients notice clearer vision within a day, use drops for about four weeks, and return to normal activities in 48 hours. Heavy lifting is avoided for two weeks.
Standard lenses correct distance vision; readers are usually still needed. Toric and multifocal IOLs can free most patients from glasses for the majority of tasks.
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