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CATARACT SURGERY BY DR. MAYANK BANSAL, CATARACT SURGEON IN DELHI

WHAT IS CATARACT?

Cataract is a very common eye condition, especially in older people. This condition includes the clouding of the natural lens in the eye, which causes blurred vision, glare, and poor night vision. If not treated right, cataract can considerably deteriorate vision, making day-to-day activities tough. People who have been 

using steroids for the treatment of chronic diseases are at a higher risk of being diagnosed with Cataract. It's best to consult with a cataract specialist if you experience any of the above mentioned symptoms. 


(Patients with complex eye conditions may also consider other eye surgery).

SIGNS YOU WILL BENEFIT FROM  CATARACT SURGERY

  • Cloudy or blurry vision

  • Increased sensitivity to bright lights or glare.

  • Difficulty seeing at night, making driving unsafe.

  • Faded or dull appearance of colors.

  • Frequent changes in prescription glasses or contact lenses.

  • Double vision in one eye.

 

If you're noticing any of these symptoms, do not hesitate to consult an eye doctor for cataract near me. A skilled cataract ophthalmologist can assess your condition and recommend surgery if necessary to restore your vision.

CATARACT EYE SURGERY & THEIR DIFFERENT TYPES

Cataract operation or Cataract surgery is a treatment procedure that involves the replacement of the natural lens of the eye with an IOL (intraocular lens).

Different types of Cataract Eye Surgery are performed by  Cataract Surgeons, Ophthalmologists in Delhi, few of them are:

Phacoemulsification: This is the most common form of technique applied in modern cataract surgery for the eye. In this process, an extremely small entry (Less than 3 mm) is made in the eye by the Cataract Surgeon and then a very fine device, called the phacoemulsification ultrasound probe is inserted to break the cloudy lens into tiny pieces. These pieces are then gently suctioned out.

 

Extracapsular Cataract Extraction (ECCE): This type of Cataract Eye Surgery is employed in conditions where the cataract is too dense for phacoemulsification. A larger incision is made by Cataract specialist, and the cloudy lens is removed in one piece.

Laser Cataract Surgery: This eye surgery is another method followed by cataract surgeon, ophthalmologist wherein laser-assisted cataract surgery uses femtosecond laser technology to create an opening in the capsular bag of the lens, accurate incisions are placed using the laser and further, laser is also used to make cuts in the lens. The cataract is then eventually emulsified using the same phacoemulsification technique.

Looking for an expert “eye doctor for cataracts near me”? Contact Dr. Mayank Bansal Today!

LENSES FOR CATARACT EYE SURGERY

IOLs, or intraocular lenses, are artificial lenses implanted inside the eye through cataract surgery, replacing the clouded natural crystalline lens. There are various kinds of IOLs available which a patient can choose to use under the guidance of a Cataract Surgeon, such as:

Monofocal IOLs: They provide clear vision at a single distance; they are usually set for distance vision. Patients who wear them would need reading glasses for near work.

Multifocal IOLs: These IOLs have been designed to give sharp images at multiple distances, reducing or eliminating reliance on both distance and reading glasses. However, some people may experience colored halos, or glare due to concentric rings in the design of these lenses.

Toric IOL: These lenses, especially for patients who have astigmatism, correct the irregular shape of the cornea and offer excellent vision without relying on additional corrective glasses. 

EDOF IOL: Or Extended Depth of Focus IOL. The design of EDOF Lenses allows for both excellent distance and intermediate vision without glasses. The design does not have any concentric rings in the IOL, therefore, there are no bothersome halos seen with EDOF IOLs.

 

In one line, The choice of IOL very much depends on the patients’ visual needs, which are best discussed during the consultation with the Cataract Surgeon. 

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AFTER CATARACT SURGERY: POST CATARACT OPERATION CARE

The post-operative care is important so that patients recover quickly and have optimum results. Some vital tips that your Cataract Eye Specialist suggests are:

Eye Protection: Protecting the eye from any infection is the single most important care to be taken post cataract surgery. This essentially implies, not splashing water in the eyes, not touching or rubbing the eyes. It’s adviced to stay indoors, to prevent any external source of infection following the cataract surgery. Broadly it’s wise to follow these precautions for at least two weeks post the surgery, however, it is again, best discussed with your eye surgeon during the post surgery visits.

Follow-Up Visits: It is important to follow up regularly with your Eye surgeon in order to get treated properly and monitor healing.

Avoid Strenuous Activities: Do not lift heavy things or exercise vigorously for at least twoweeks after the surgery.  

Medications: Applyblink prescribed eye drops and medications correctly to prevent infection and reduce inflammation.  

Rest and Hydration: Adequate rest and hydration help your body heal from the surgery.

CATARACT SURGERY COST IN INDIA

The cost of cataract surgery in India typically ranges from ₹25,000 to ₹65,000 for monofocal and EDOF IOLs. Cost of multifocal IOLs tends to be higher than this. It's important to note that the overall cost may vary based on the choice of intraocular lens (IOL) opted for by the patient. Patients can choose from different lens types, and the selection can significantly influence the final cost of the surgery. Always consult with your cataract ophthalmologist to understand the best options for your specific needs and budget.

HOW TO CHOOSE WHERE TO GET CATARACT SURGERY DONE?

Choosing the right surgeon for cataract surgery could mean the difference needed for successful Cataract operation. We are dedicated to providing excellence in care and the latest advancement in cataract eye surgery. From traditional cataract surgery to laser cataract surgery, we will give a tailored treatment for your needs.S

CHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY WITH THE LEADING CATARACT SURGEON IN INDIA!

If your cataracts are really starting to bother you, then there is no point delaying seeking professional help. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with the best Delhi-based cataract surgeon, Dr. Mayank Bansal. 

Allow our team to guide you through each step of the journey to get back clear and vibrant vision again with cataract surgery.

  • What is the exact nature of my vision problem?
    The reason for your vision issues is cataracts, and that is a condition in which your normally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy or opaque and, as a result, blocks and distorts light entering your eye; this results in blurred or dim vision.
  • Do I have to undergo cataract surgery, or are there other types of treatments available?
    Although there are no medications or eye drops that will treat a cataract, at an early stage one may cope with cataracts temporarily through stronger glasses or better lighting or anti-glare sunglasses. However, cataract eye surgery remains the only mode of treatment to get rid of this issue and restore clear vision.
  • What are some benefits of cataract surgery?
    This will be the cataract surgery that will let you do everyday tasks much more clearly: reading, driving, and recognizing faces. It may bring great enhancement to the quality of life and decrease dependence on glasses or contact lenses.
  • How can I find an eye doctor for cataracts near me?
    Search online for local cataract ophthalmologists specializing in cataract surgery, or ask your primary care physician for recommendations.
  • What should I expect during my consultation with a cataract ophthalmologist?
    Expect a comprehensive eye exam, discussion of your symptoms, and evaluation of your suitability for surgery.
  • What are the risks and possible complications of cataract surgery?
    Although generally safe, cataract surgery is not free from its risks—just like any other surgery. These include infection, bleeding, inflammation, swelling , a. Most complications can be effectively treated if detected early.
  • What types of IOL exist, and which one will be the best for me?
    There are monofocal, multifocal, toric, and accommodating IOLs. The best for you will depend on your lifestyle and what you want for your vision. For example, if you want to be less dependent and free from glasses, a multifocal or accommodating IOL can do that. If you have astigmatism, a toric IOL is ideal. The best approach is to consult an Eye Doctor for this.
  • What do I need to do to get myself ready for surgery?
    Avoid food and fluids after midnight on the night before surgery. Your eye doctor may also ask you to stop some medications and to start some prescribed eye drops a few days beforehand. Arrange for transportation home after surgery.
  • How long does the surgery take?
    The surgery can last for 10 to 30 minutes all-in-one. You will be awake but put under local anesthesia to have your eye numbed out. A small cut will be made at first by the Cataract surgeon followed by replacement of the cloudy lens by an artificial IOL. You might experience slight pressure but no pain.
  • How long until I'm recovered?
    A: Most patients begin to show improvement in just a few days. Complete recovery and vision stabilization often takes several weeks. Your vision will continue to improve as your eye heals.
  • What is your success rate with cataract surgeries?
    Today, cataract surgery is one of the most successful surgeries. More than 95% of my patients have improved vision significantly after the surgery.
  • And if complications occur after surgery--what then?
    If you have bothersome symptoms such as increasing pain, sudden loss of vision, increasing redness, or swelling, please do not hesitate to call us. This will facilitate acquiring treatment for complications as quickly as possible.

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