ICLs are tiny lenses placed inside the eye to correct short‑sightedness, long‑sightedness, or astigmatism — ideal for people who want sharp vision but aren’t suitable for laser eye surgery.
ICLs are tiny lenses placed inside the eye to correct short‑sightedness, long‑sightedness, or astigmatism — ideal for people who want sharp vision but aren’t suitable for laser eye surgery.
ICLs are tiny lenses placed inside the eye to correct short‑sightedness, long‑sightedness, or astigmatism — ideal for people who want sharp vision but aren’t suitable for laser eye surgery.
ICLs are tiny lenses placed inside the eye to correct short‑sightedness, long‑sightedness, or astigmatism — ideal for people who want sharp vision but aren’t suitable for laser eye surgery.
Frequently asked questions
Sudden blurred vision, light sensitivity, eye pain, flashes, floaters, or a rapid change in prescription should be assessed promptly. Early diagnosis often prevents long‑term vision problems.
