Cataract Surgery
When a cataract begins to interfere with daily life, surgery replaces the clouded natural lens with a clear intraocular lens (IOL). Modern cataract surgery uses phacoemulsification—a small-incision technique performed under a surgical microscope—and is typically a day-care procedure with a comparatively quick visual recovery. We focus on preparation, informed choice of lens and structured aftercare.
What this includes
Our approach to cataract surgery
- Pre-surgical evaluation and lens power measurement
- Explanation of monofocal, multifocal and toric lens options
- Clear explanation of the procedure and recovery
- Same-day or short-stay surgical planning where suitable
- Structured post-operative follow-up
What to expect at your visit
- A consultation covering risks, benefits and alternatives
- Written pre-operative and post-operative instructions
- Discussion of activity restrictions during the first week of recovery
- Scheduled review visits after the procedure
This information is for general guidance only and is not medical advice. Care is always planned after an in-person clinical evaluation.
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Other services you may need
Ocular Surface Procedures
Focused care for conditions affecting the eye's surface, guided by a careful clinical evaluation.
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Foreign Bodies Removal
Prompt professional assessment and removal of particles affecting the eye.
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Cataract Evaluation
A complete assessment to understand cataracts and discuss suitable care options.
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Speak with our eye-care team in Yelahanka or visit us during clinic hours.