Our Services
Cataract Care
Our team of skilled cataract surgeons specializes in sophisticated, sutureless, bloodless cataract surgery using the most recent Micro-Incision Phacoemulsification technique, customized to each patient's eye condition and lifestyle needs. We have a legacy of more than 20 years in eye care and NABH accreditation.
About Cataract
The human eye has a lens, just like a camera. In order to create a sharp image, the lens’s job is to filter and focus light that enters the eye onto the retina.
A cataract is an aging process that causes our clear lens to become opaque and hazy. Over time, this causes the vision to gradually get blurry, making it more difficult to see.
The causes of cataract are:
- The typical aging process
- Younger people may develop secondary cataracts as a result of eye irritation, trauma, or steroid use.
The symptoms of Cataract:
Add early cataract treatment, which initially has minimal impact on your vision. When you stare through a cloudy piece of glass or at an impressionist artwork, you could notice that your eyesight is somewhat blurry:
- Blurry Vision
- The sun’s or a lamp’s light seems excessively bright or dazzling.
- When driving at night, there is more glare from incoming headlights.
- Colors might not seem as vivid as they used to.
What does cataract vision look like?
Patients frequently compare it to looking through wax paper or hazy glass. Daily activities like reading, watching TV, and identifying faces can get harder and harder.
What causes cataracts to start?
Although the main cause is aging, risk factors such as diabetes, smoking, UV exposure, and eye trauma can hasten the process.
Treatment for Cataract
Today, the only treatment accessible is cataract removal and intraocular lens replacement surgery.
Micro-Incision Cataract Surgery, or MICS, is the most sophisticated method of cataract removal. Using the most recent Phaco system, we at Zamindars Microsurgical Eye Centre perform Micro Incision Cataract Surgery (MICS) entirely without the need of blood, sutures, or injections.
Today, cataract surgery is the sole possible treatment. Phacoemulsification is the most widely used method. The cataractous lens is removed during this cutting-edge, complicated procedure by making a tiny incision. After that, the cataractous lens is replaced by an artificial lens.
How safe is cataract surgery?
It is among the most popular and safest eye operations in the world. Patient safety is our first priority at our center, which has over 20 years of expertise and NABH accreditation.
Right Time to Get Cataract Removed
Early cataracts can be removed thanks to advanced technology, so you don’t have to wait for your cataract to develop and cause your eyesight to gradually deteriorate.
At Aathi Eye Hospital, we prefer to operate on cataracts that are “unripe” or immature. If the cataract is allowed to ripen, it may develop into hypermature cataracts that cause glaucoma and complicate surgery.
Importance Of Accurate Assessment Before Cataract Surgery
The IOL’s ability to repair a cataract in your eyes is specific to your eyes. It is specifically calculated to work well following cataract surgery. Our whole cataract workstation incorporates optical biometry for precise intraocular lens calculations.
Options for Intraocular Lens
Thanks to technological advancements, our center offers a wide variety of intraocular lenses that can provide you with youth-like vision after surgery without the need for spectacles.
- Mono-Focal Intraocular Lens, which facilitates clear vision of distant objects (reading and intermediate glasses are needed)
- Our center’s standard of care for patients with high astigmatism is TORIC IOL; following surgery, these patients do not require extra cylindrical lenses for distance.
- Patients can choose a multifocal or trifocal IOL, which guarantees clear vision at far, middle, and near distances, if they want to be spectacle-free after surgery.
- Patients with astigmatism can choose from multifocal or trifocal IOLs, such as TORIC multifocal IOL.
Which lens is right for me?
Your lifestyle, financial situation, and current eye ailments all influence the lens you choose. Whether you want clarity at a distance or no glasses at all, our staff can help you choose the ideal lens.
Recovery after Cataract Surgery
Micro-Incision Cataract Surgery (MICS) is what we provide. The process is rapid, painless, bloodless, suture-free, and injection-free. Wounds heal quickly, allowing you to return to your regular activities within a day.
For every patient undergoing cataract surgery at our facility, we do advanced scans called OCT (Optical Tomography Coherence) to identify any retinal issues in advance. We will give you prior assurances on your postoperative vision.
Infrastructure and Technology at Zamindar’s Microsurgical Eye Centre
- Modern OT equipped with HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filters and an AHU (Air Handling Unit)
- Advanced Biometry for accurate computation of intraocular lens power
Our Surgery Team
An extremely experienced cataract surgeon in Bangalore with over 20 years of Micro-Incision Cataract Surgery experience
Our Anaesthesia Protocol
- For every procedure, we have an anesthetist.
- For 90% of our patients, we typically employ topical anesthesia with just eye drops.
- The safest and least painful anesthetic technique, peribulbar medial canal block, is administered in a very small number of instances.
Our Cashless Insurance Ease
- Empaneled with ECHS for all veterans of the armed forces and their families
- Join forces with various insurance providers to have a knowledgeable insurance team that will effectively manage all documentation
The extra care you get at our centre
Tailored care and transportation (free if required)