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    Kaushal Kumar Patient operated for Contoura Vision LASIK

    Thank you, Dr.Aditi, I am grateful to you. I had a very nice experience with you having done my LASIK surgery by Contura vision, I have got 6/5 vision after my specs removal surgery. Very helping staff & caring follow-ups done by the Dr. Again & Again thanks to you Dr. Aditi.

    Ravinder Yadav Operated for Bladefree iLASIK

    Had a very good experience from the first consultation to the follow-up visits for my LASIK surgery. Dr. Aditi provides good information and details things really well. The staff is helpful and ensures timely reminders wherever needed. Best wishes to keep providing quality care services to their patients.

    Srujani Panda Visited for Cataract Surgery

    I went in to get a simple eye check up done for myself and extended it to my mother’s cataract surgery as well. We couldn’t have asked for a better doctor and clinic team. Dr. Aditi put my mother at ease and took care of her. Such a humane touch to treating patients. Thank you so much.

    Pritika Bedi Operated for Contoura Vision LASIK

    I recently got my Lasik surgery done by Dr. Aditi. It was a great experience as she ran several tests before the procedure to ensure that I was the right candidate for the surgery. She patiently answered all my queries and thoroughly …More

    Abhimanyu Rathi Operated for Contoura Vision LASIK

    Highly qualified Doctor, professional in nature, knows all the tricks of trade. Compassionate and helpful, willing to go beyond call of duty to help the patient with valuable advice. Doctor is trained to perform lasik with latest femtolasers and contoura vision software. Good experience.

    Ashwini Anand

    I was very happy with the thoroughness of the retinal exam I got and the attention to detail that the doctor showed during the entire process. I did not sense any kind of overcharging or excessive prescription of tests. I would go to Dr Aditi again if the need were to arise.

    Ms. Vaishali Dhingra Operated for LASIK

    I had been wearing glasses for the past 8 years. I went to Dr.Aditi for surgery for removal of glasses. The doctor explained the entire procedure to me well, I went ahead with the surgery for LASIK. I could see 6/6 from the second day itself and my experience was very good.

    lalit Ahuja Visited for keratoconus treatment

    Superb!! Dr. Aditi Manudhane is one of the best ophthalmologists in India. She is competent, humble and thorough professional. We went there for C3R process of my niece. We are fully satisfied.

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    A cataract is a clouding of the natural lens inside your eye. This lens, located behind the iris, works just like the lens of a camera, focusing light images on the retina, which sends images to the brain. The human lens can become so clouded it keeps light and images from reaching the retina causing blurring of vision. Cataracts are the leading cause of visual loss in adults 55 and older.

    What Causes a Cataract?

    Cataract development is a normal process of aging, but cataracts may also develop from eye injuries, certain systemic diseases, medications or long term exposure to sunlight. Your genes may also play a role in cataract development- this is especially true in those developing a cataract at a very young age.

     

    What are the symptoms of cataracts?

    A cataract can cause images to become blurred and bright colors to become dull. It can also make seeing at night more difficult. Vision with cataracts is often described as seeing through an old, cloudy film. Is your vision blurry or foggy? Do colours appear dull or muted? Are your glasses no longer working? Does sunlight or other light seem overly bright or glaring? Do you have decreased night vision or see halos around lights? If your answer is “yes” to any of these questions, you may have a cataract.

     

    When is the best time to treat cataracts?

    Many people believe cataracts have to be “ripe” before they can be removed. This is no longer true. Today, cataract surgery can be performed as soon as your vision interferes with the quality of your life.

    There are no medications, eye drops, exercises or glasses that will cause cataracts to disappear or prevent them from forming. When you are no longer able to see well enough to do the things you like to do, cataract surgery should be considered.

    In cataract surgery, the cloudy lens is removed from the eye through a surgical incision and the natural lens is replaced with an intraocular implant (IOL).

    What can you expect if you decide to have Cataract Surgery?

    To determine if your cataract should be removed, your ophthalmologist will perform a thorough eye examination. Before surgery, your eye will be measured to determine the proper power of the intraocular lens that will be placed in your eye. Tell your doctor about all the other medications you are taking routinely and if you suffer from any other systemic condition such as diabetes, Hypertension, Heart disease, Epilepsy, Asthma etc.

    What preparation is needed On the Day of Surgery?

    Surgery is done as a day care procedure in a hospital/ Eye Centre . You are generally allowed to have a light breakfast on the morning of surgery unless the doctor has specifically told you to skip your breakfast. On arrival, you will be given dilating eye drops and a mild sedative sometimes, to make you comfortable. A local anesthetic will be used to numb your eye. Under the operating microscope, through a small surgical incision made in the eye, tiny surgical instruments are inserted and the cataractous lens is emulsified using ultrasonic power and sucked out. It is replaced by an intraocular implant (IOL). After surgery is completed, your doctor may place a shield/eye patch to cover your eye.

    Care after Surgery

    After Surgery –

    Use the eye drops as prescribed

    Be careful not to rub or press on your eye

    Avoid strenuous activities until your ophthalmologist tells you to resume them

    Wear eye glasses or an eye shield as advised by your doctor.

    Is a laser used during cataract surgery?

    Lasers are not used in cataract removal surgery. However now a days, certain steps of the surgery such as incisions and Capsulorrhexis may be performed using femtosecond laser.

    The posterior lens Capsule(the part of the eye that holds the lens in place) sometimes becomes cloudy several months or years after the original cataract operation. If the cloudy capsule blurs your vision, your ophthalmologist may perform a small out patient procedure using laser called a YAG laser Posterior Capsulotomy, to make an opening in the cloudy lens capsule, restoring normal vision.

    Will Cataract Surgery improve my vision?

    The success rate of cataract surgery is excellent. Improved vision is achieved in the majority of patients if other ocular/retinal pathology is not present.

    Are there any complications after cataract Surgery?

    Although complications rarely occur, some possible serious complications of cataract surgery are –

    Infection

    Bleeding

    Swelling of the retina and

    Detachment of the retina etc

    If you have any of the following symptoms after surgery, contact your doctor immediately…

    Sudden increase in Pain

    Sudden decrease in vision

    Sudden redness in the operated eye

    Injury to the eye

    Nausea, vomiting or excessive coughing

    Types of Cataract Surgery

    Phacoemulsification

    $99/month
    • Incision size 2.8 mm to 3.2 mm
    • Capsulorrhexis and incisions made manually. The cataract is removed using ultrasonic energy
    • Stitchless
      Precise

    MICS (Microincision Cataract Surgery)

    $99/month
    • Incision size 1.8 mm to 2.2 mm
    • Capsulorrhexis and incisions made manually. The cataract is removed using ultrasonic energy.
    • Stitchless
      Smaller wound
      Lesser Discomfort
      Highly Precise
      Quick Recovery

    FLACS (Robotic Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery)

    $99/month
    • Incision Size and sites can be customized
    • High Precision Femtosecond Laser used for crucial steps of surgery – Capsular opening, breaking of cataract with laser & incision making
    • Stitchless
      Painless
      Bladeless
      Computerized Precision and Accuracy
      Quick Recovery

    FAQ's

    Which IOL is best for me?

    Just Like every cataract is not the same, every cataract Patient’s needs are different. At CLIO Eye Care ,
    we offer you a range of Intraocular Lenses from Monofocal, Enhanced Monofocal, Toric and Trifocal IOLs
    to choose from.
    The choice of IOL which would best suit you is based upon your Age, Corneal Shape, your Lifestyle your
    visual needs and underlying comorbidities if any. After consultation, our Eye doctor will recommend to
    you the implant which best suits your lifestyle and needs.

    How long does the Surgery Take?

    Cataract Surgery is quick and takes around 20 minutes. However, the total time spent in the hospital
    including admission, pre-op preparation, surgery and discharge would be around 2 hrs – 2.5 hrs.

    Is Cataract Surgery Safe?

    Cataract surgery is a very safe and highly successful procedure that can restore your vision completely. It
    is one of the most common performed surgery for the eye.

    Does the IOL Last for a Lifetime?

    Yes, the Intraocular Implant Inserted into the eye during cataract surgery, remains in the eye permanently.

    Will I need glasses after Cataract Surgery?

    With the monofocal IOLs , vision for distance becomes clear, but u will need glasses for near. With the
    advanced Trifocal IOLs , you can have good vision for distance, intermediate and near thereby reducing
    your dependence on glasses.

    Is Cataract Surgery covered in my Health Insurance?

    Yes, all health Insurances cover cataract surgery. The maximum cover limit may vary depending upon
    the category of your insurance.

    To know if you are a candidate for cataract service, schedule an appointment today.