Micro-Incision Surgery

Restore Your Vision with AIIMS-Trained Precision

At Maya Netralaya, we provide the gold standard in Cataract (Motiyabind) treatment. Under the leadership of Dr. Rahul Singh (MBBS, MD - AIIMS), we utilize advanced Micro-Incision Cataract Surgery (MICS). This technique ensures a faster recovery, minimal discomfort, and the best possible visual outcome.

Common Symptoms of Cataract

Cloudy or blurry vision
Difficulty seeing at night
Sensitivity to light and glare

Seeing "halos" around lights
Fading or yellowing of colors
Frequent changes in eyeglass prescription

The Procedure: Phacoemulsification

Often referred to as "laser" surgery by many, Phacoemulsification is the modern method where an ultrasonic probe is used to break up the cloudy lens, which is then gently removed. A clear, artificial lens (IOL) is then placed in its position.

[Image showing the steps of phacoemulsification surgery]

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Micro-Incision

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Lens Removal

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IOL Placement

Premium Intraocular Lens (IOL) Options

We offer a wide range of world-class lenses from leading global manufacturers to suit your lifestyle and vision needs:

Monofocal Lenses: Ideal for those who don't mind wearing reading glasses but want clear distance vision.

Multifocal & Trifocal Lenses: Designed to provide clear vision at all distances (Near, Intermediate, and Far), significantly reducing the need for spectacles.

Toric Lenses: Specifically designed for patients with high astigmatism to ensure sharp focus.

Post-Operative Care & Recovery

Most patients notice a significant improvement in vision within 24-48 hours. Our team provides a detailed post-op kit including:

Medicated Eye Drops Schedule

Protective Eye Shield for Sleeping

Detailed Do's & Don'ts Guide

24/7 Helpline for Emergencies

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Surgeon's Perspective

"Cataract surgery today is not just about removing a cloud; it is refractive surgery where we aim to give the patient the best visual independence of their life."

- Dr. Rahul Singh

FAQs

Is the surgery painful?

No, we use topical anesthetic drops. Most patients feel only slight pressure.

When can I drive?

Usually within 2 to 3 days, once Dr. Singh confirms your vision stability.

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