Best Cataract Surgery in Haryana
Cataracts are a common eye condition these days that cloud your vision as if you are looking through a foggy glass, and it usually begins gradually. Maybe you are having more trouble reading or find it hard to see clearly at night, or colors won’t seem as bright as they used to be. Most people don’t realize how much it impacts their daily lives until basic things like watching TV or going for a walk become difficult. This is when it is time for cataract surgery, which helps you to get a clearer vision again and return to doing things you love.
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At Dayal Eye Centre, we care about your comfort and your clear vision! We created a space where expertise truly meets technology. We treat each patient like family, providing every eye with the skill and care it deserves. Our doctors have years of experience and genuinely care about helping you get clearer eyesight.
Clean wards, advanced machines, and caring staff make your visit smooth and stress-free. Whether you need Cataract surgery, LASIK, or a detailed eye checkup, you can get it all under one roof. We always believe in honest advice, affordable treatments, and friendly care because your eyes deserve nothing less.
What Is Cataract Surgery?
Cataract surgery is a simple eye operation that allows patients to see clearly again. A cataract clouds the lens inside the eye, leading to blurry or dull vision. During surgery, the clouded lens is removed, and an artificial lens is implanted.
At Dayal Eye Centre, our surgeons use safe and modern techniques to guarantee the procedure is smooth and effortless. The procedure takes only about 10-15 minutes, and you can go home the same day. Most people recover quickly and start seeing better in a short period of time.
What Causes Cataracts?
Cataract happens when the clear lens inside your eyes becomes cloudy. Age is the most common reason, but other things can also cause them, such as,
- Diabetes
- Eye injury
- Long-term eye swelling (uveitis)
- Too much sunlight exposure
- Long-term use of steroid medicines
- Smoking
- Heavy alcohol use
- Family history of cataracts
What are the Symptoms of Cataracts?
Cataracts are painless, and many people may not notice them in the early stages. But as they grow, your vision can slowly get worse. You might notice,
- Blurry or cloudy eyesight
- Harder time reading or watching TV
- Trouble seeing in bright sunlight
- Lights looking too bright or have a glare
- Colors looking faded
- Seeing halos around lights
- Needing new glasses more often
Types of Cataract Surgery
- Phacoemulsification (phaco)
- Intracapsular Cataract Extraction (ICCE)
- Extracapsular Cataract Extraction (ECCE)
- Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery (LACS)
- Micro Incision Cataract Surgery (MICS)
- Refractive Lens Exchange with Intraocular Lens (IOL) implants
Noticing changes in your vision? Get your eyes checked at Dayal Eye Centre, and let us guide you every step of the way!
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Who Should Undergo Cataract Surgery?
- Struggling to drive at night due to glare or impaired vision
- Bright lights bother your eyes.
- Find it difficult to read or watch TV clearly.
- Miss out on hobbies because of blurry or dull vision.
- Have fallen or hurt yourself due to poor eyesight.
- Notice frequent changes in your glass prescription.
Reach out to Dayal Eye Centre for guidance at every step of the way. Our team checks how cataracts are affecting your daily life and helps you decide the right time for surgery. Trust us to get clearer eyesight. Book your detailed eye checkup today!
Different types of Cataract Lens
| Type of Cataract Lens | Correction | Limitation | Cost in Gurgaon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monofocal Lens | Trouble seeing far away | Need glasses for near vision | Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 45,000 approx. |
| Multifocal Lens | Sharp vision at all distances | Sensitive to bright lights | Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 45,000 approx. |
| Toric Lens | Treats all vision errors | Glasses may still be needed | Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 45,000 approx. |
| Accommodating IOLs | Near & distant focus | Doesn’t fix astigmatism (may need laser) | Rs. 1,00,000 to Rs. 1,50,000 approx. |
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FEMTO LASER ASSISTED CATARACT SURGERY
At Dayal Eye Centre, we use Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery (FLACS), which is a safer, more accurate means of treating cataracts. Our advanced laser technology enables our doctors to make exact incisions, soften the lens to facilitate removal and improve IOL placement. FLACS is particularly useful for cataract treatment in patients with astigmatism or presbyopia.
How We are Best for Cataract Surgery in Haryana?
Diagnosis Before Cataract Surgery
We conduct several tests before your cataract surgery to make sure your eyes are ready for surgery and that you have a successful procedure.
Glass Prescription Check
We check your current spectacles to assess your refractive errors. This allows us to plan your treatment and choose the ideal lens for better vision after surgery.
Complete Eye Examination
We check your eyelids, cornea, tear film, and eye pressure. This helps us identify any underlying issues that could affect your surgery or recovery.
Biometry Test
The biometry test measures the length and shape of your eye. These details guide us in choosing the right intraocular lens and looking for conditions such as astigmatism.
Corneal Topography
This test takes a map of your cornea. It allows us to identify irregular shapes or keratoconus that could affect lens selection or surgical technique.
OCT Retina Scan
We scan your retina for potential macular problems. Your final visual results may be impacted by conditions such as age-related macular degeneration after cataract surgery.
Blood Pressure and Sugar Check
We test your blood pressure and sugar levels. You want both to be controlled because uncontrolled sugar levels increase complications, so we make sure both are stable before going for surgery.
- We begin by measuring your eye to choose the right lens for your vision.
- Anesthetic drops or an injection are given to numb your eye before surgery.
- An eyelid holder is used to keep your eye open, and the area is cleaned carefully.
- A small cut is made in the cornea to access the cloudy lens.
- A special gel is applied to protect the inside of your eye during the process.
- The capsule holding the lens is gently opened.
- The cloudy lens is broken into tiny pieces using ultrasound and removed safely.
- A clear artificial lens is placed through the same small cut.
- A protective shield is placed on your eye after surgery, and you will be given drops to help it heal.
- Use eye drops as our doctor advised to help it heal.
- Rest your eyes and avoid rubbing them,
- Wear protective eyeglasses at night to protect your eye.
- Don’t lift heavy items or do tough activities.
- Stay out of dusty places and avoid swimming for a week.
- You can expect some blurry vision and mild discomfort at first.
- Contact our doctor if you see flashes, lose vision, or feel pain.
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- Has blurry or cloudy vision caused by cataracts.
- In good general health with stable medical conditions like diabetes.
- No active infections or untreated eye diseases.
- Has not had any recent eye surgeries that could affect healing.
- Shares full medical history with the ophthalmologist.
- Takes medications or supplements that are reviewed before surgery.
- Lifestyle habits such as smoking are considered as they affect healing.
- Understands the benefits and risks of surgery.
- Willing to follow aftercare instructions properly.
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- Watch for any changes in your eye health.
- Tell the doctor if your health changes or you feel unwell.
- Share all medications you are taking, as some may need adjustments.
- Use any prescribed eye drops exactly as instructed.
- Stop wearing contact lenses 3 days before surgery.
- Don’t wear any makeup, perfume, or hairspray on surgery day.
- Opt for loose, comfortable clothing and flat shoes with a sturdy grip.
- Do not consume food or drinks after midnight before your surgery.
- Arrange for someone to drive you home because you won’t be able to drive.
- Bring sunglasses to wear after the surgery.
- Take 2-3 days off work to rest and recover.
- Ask our doctor questions if anything is not clear.
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More Details About Cataract Surgery in Haryana
Total Cost for Cataract Surgery in Haryana
Average cost of Cataract Surgery in Haryana is Rs, 25,000 to Rs. 94,000 per eye.
Cost includes:
- Surgeon’s fees
- Hospital or clinic charges
- Pre-surgery tests
- Selected intraocular lens (IOL)
- Post-operative consultations
Types of lenses:
- Monofocal lenses: More affordable
- Premium lenses (e.g., trifocal): More expensive
Additional charges may apply for advanced procedures like robotic or laser-assisted surgery.
Pyment Options Available in Dayal Eye Centre
Other Government Schemes
- Ayushman Bharat – Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY)
- National Programme for Control of Blindness & Visual Impairment (NPCBVI)
- Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS)
- Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS)
- Employees’ State Insurance Scheme (ESIS)
- Replaces the cloudy lens with a clear one to improve clarity and focus.
- Colors appear brighter and more vibrant after surgery.
- Reduces glare and halos, making night driving easier and safer.
- Advanced lenses can reduce the need for reading or distant glasses.
- Easier to do everyday tasks like reading, driving, and walking.
- The procedure is quick, and most people return to normal life in a few days.
- Most people won't need cataract surgery again.
- Options like toric or multifocal lenses can treat astigmatism or presbyopia, too.
- Take a break from intense exercise or lifting anything heavy for a couple of weeks.
- Avoid bending too much, especially keeping your head lower than your waist.
- Wear waterproof sunglasses to protect your eyes from dust, wind, pollen, and bright light.
- Use the protective eyeglasses provided by our doctor while sleeping to prevent touching or rubbing your eyes.
- Wait at least one night before taking a shower, and make sure to keep water away from your eyes.
- Avoid swimming pools and hot tubs for a week to prevent infection.
- Don’t drive until our doctor confirms it is safe.
- Consult with our doctor to determine when it is safe to resume your normal activities.
- Watch out for symptoms like vision loss, strong eye pain, floaters or flashes, nausea, vomiting, or coughing. Contact our doctor right away if these happen.
Risk or Complications in Cataract Surgery
- Similar to any surgery, cataract surgery has a minor risk of complications.
- Infection, inflammation, or blurry vision can happen but usually can be treated with medicine.
- No vision improvement is observed due to existing eye conditions (e.g., glaucoma or macular degeneration).
- By following our doctor's prescriptions and following up, most of the risks can be avoided for a smooth recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a condition that happens after thinning of the cornea which results in bulging and cone-shaped cornea hindering the focus of the images formed. It is a progressive, bilateral, asymmetrical, and non-inflammatory infection that affects the cornea of the eye leading to the thinning of the cornea.
How long does cataract surgery usually take?
Most surgery takes about 10-15 minutes. You stay awake with a numbing drop or injection, then go home the same day after a short rest.
When can I resume normal activities?
Light tasks like reading or watching TV are okay the next day. Avoid heavy lifting, swimming, and driving until our doctor clears you, usually within a week.
Will I need glasses after surgery?
Many patients need fewer glasses. A choice of a lens like multifocal, monofocal, or toric can affect this. Our surgeon will suggest the most suitable lens for your needs.
What are the main risks of cataract surgery?
Serious problems are rare. Major risks include infection, bleeding, lens implant shift, or no vision gain if other eye diseases exist.
How quickly will I notice vision improvement?
A lot of patients notice improved vision within a few days. Full vision settles over several weeks as your eye heals and adjusts to the new lens.
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