Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) Surgery Introduction:

Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) Surgery is a vision correction procedure in which a special artificial lens is placed inside the eye to improve vision. The natural lens remains in place while the implant works to correct refractive errors. It is commonly used for patients with moderate to high myopia and selected cases of astigmatism. 

Advanced Internal Lens Implantation for Precise Refractive Correction

This procedure is performed under topical or local anesthesia to provide patient comfort and surgical precision. The eye and surrounding area are prepared using antiseptic solutions and protected with sterile Nivda Ophthalmic Drapes to maintain a controlled operative environment. A small corneal incision is created, and specialized ophthalmic instruments are used to insert the foldable collamer lens into the eye. The implanted lens is positioned carefully behind the iris and in front of the natural lens to achieve accurate visual correction. Microsurgical techniques and ophthalmic viscoelastic materials help maintain intraocular stability and protect delicate ocular structures during implantation. After confirming lens position and eye stability, sterile protective materials are applied to support recovery and reduce postoperative contamination risk.