For many moderately to highly myopic patients who want to be free of glasses, Implantable Contact (Collamer) Lenses (ICL) may well be the only safe option.
The Ophthalmologist 24 Feb 2021 issue published an online article by Centre for Sight Medical Director Mr Sheraz Daya. He outlined the development and use of a surgical instrument he devised for the procedure and also discussed how Implantable Contact lenses (ICL) provides reliable visual outcomes safely and effectively.
The ICL surgery is an excellent option for those seeking spectacle independence in those between 21-60 years. In this technique a microscopic thin lens is implanted as an “additive” procedure in the eye – nothing is removed and therefore the procedure can be easily reversed.
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