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Implantable Contact Lens (ICL)
The ICL is a specially designed soft and flexible lens that is implanted in the eye (between the iris and the crystalline lens) to give you clear vision. It is made out of collamer, a material that is biocompatible with the eye, making it a highly popular surgical option for those seeking an alternative to LASIK or other laser vision correction procedures.
The Lens You Can Rely On
An advanced technology for super athletes and US military. To date, surgeons in the US military have implanted over thousands with ICL. 98% patients achieved 20/20 visual acuity while 100% were able to see, function and perform better.
How Long Does The Procedure Take? Is It Safe?
ICL is an outpatient procedure that will onlytake our surgeon approximately 8-10 mins per eye. With more than 200,000 ICL implanted around the world since 1997, the ICL has an excellent safety profile.
The ICL Treatment
STEP 1
A micro incision of less than 3mm is made
STEP 2
The ICL is injected behind the iris
STEP 3
Slight adjustment of the ICL
STEP 4
Normal view of the eye after procedure
Advantages
- Safe
- Painless, fast and comfortable
- Fast recovery
- Excellent vision quality
- No dry eyes
- Invisible and undetectable
- Permanent, yet removable
- UV protection
- Recommended for those with insufficient corneal thickness
Recommended for those who:
- Have thin corneas
- Have very high eye powers (eg: -10.00 DS to -19.00 DS)
- Have very high astigmatism (eg: -4.00 DC to -6.00 DC)
- Require an alternative to LASIK or other laser vision correction procedures
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