For eyes LASIK can't treat.

An ICL is a biocompatible contact lens permanently implanted inside your eye (between the cornea and natural lens). Unlike LASIK, which reshapes the cornea, ICL is reversible and preserves corneal tissue. It corrects myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia.

ICL suits patients with thin corneas unsuitable for LASIK, extreme prescriptions (high myopia or hyperopia), astigmatism, or dry eyes. Age 21-45 is ideal, though older candidates can qualify. We'll perform detailed testing during your consultation.

No. Your eyes are numbed with anesthetic drops. You may feel mild pressure during the procedure but no pain. The surgery takes about 15 minutes per eye.

ICL costs range from ₹80,000 to ₹1,50,000 per eye depending on your prescription complexity. It's more expensive than LASIK but offers advantages for extreme prescriptions. Consultation is free and EMI options are available.

Most patients see clearly within 1-2 weeks. Full recovery takes 4-6 weeks. You can resume normal activities in 1-2 days, but avoid swimming and contact sports for 1 week. We provide detailed post-op care instructions.

Yes. ICL is reversible. If your prescription changes, the lens can be removed or replaced with a new one. This is a major advantage over LASIK.