OUR EXPERT TEAM FOR CATARACT SURGERY
They will make it possible for you to see clearly again
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ophthalmology specialist, directorBiography -
Give yourself or your loved ones a gift of clear eyevision in no time, with the help of a top surgical team, state-of-the-art equipment and premium lenses
Ultrasound cataract surgery removes the clouded natural lens and replaces it with an artificial clear lens. In just 10 to 15 minutes under local anesthesia which implies instilling anesthetic drops, the top team of surgeons will make it possible for you or your loved ones to see clearly again.
Cataract is a clouding of the natural eye lens. The eye lens is a transparent structure located behind the pupil, focusing light rays on the retina and thus enabling clear vision. It most often occurs as a consequence of aging, when it comes to senile cataract, but it can also be a consequence of other eye or systemic diseases.
Learn moreCataracts are usually diagnosed when it is noticed that even with the best possible correction (glasses), patients cannot see as they used to. Often, patients go for an ophthalmological examination due to poor vision, thinking that their diopter has increased, only to discover that the problem is developed cataract, not diopter.
Learn moreModern ultrasound cataract surgeries are extremely safe procedures, with a complication rate of about 1%. To ensure the safety and success of the surgery, it is necessary to carry out a detailed preoperative examination and then, in accordance with the patient's needs and wishes, develop an operative plan and select an adequate lens.
Learn moreMultifocal lenses are premium lenses, which are implanted during cataract surgery and enable good both distance and near vision without the need to wear glasses. They are recommended for people who lead an active lifestyle and are bothered by frequently putting on and taking off glasses.
Learn moreThe surgery is performed under local anesthesia, which implies drops instillation. For the ultrasound probe to reach the cataract, a micro-incision of 2.4 mm is made on the cornea, through which the probe is introduced into the eye chamber. After removing the cataract, an artificial intraocular lens is implanted.
Learn moreThe patient goes home twenty minutes after the surgery and comes back the next day for a check-up. The total hospital stay of the patient lasts about two hours. A significant improvement in vision is noticeable already on the first day after surgery. The patient may feel a slight scratching or itching, but should feel no pain.
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