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What is Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) Surgery?

Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) surgery is an advanced vision correction procedure designed to provide sharp, high-definition vision without removing corneal tissue. Unlike LASIK, which reshapes the cornea, ICL surgery works by placing a soft, biocompatible lens inside the eye—behind the iris and in front of the natural lens. ICL Laser Eye Surgery London

The procedure is completely additive, meaning it doesn’t alter the natural eye structure. The implanted lens works with your eye’s natural focusing ability, providing clear vision while maintaining the integrity of your cornea. One of the biggest advantages? It’s reversible—the lens can be removed or replaced if necessary, offering long-term flexibility for your vision needs.

What Does an Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) Surgery Treat?

ICL surgery is primarily used to correct:

It’s a great alternative for people who are not suitable candidates for LASIK—particularly those with thin corneas, dry eyes, or high prescriptions.

How Common is this Procedure?

ICL surgery is a well-established vision correction option, with:

With its increasing popularity, more people are choosing ICL as a safe, effective, and long-lasting solution for vision correction.

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  What Happens During an Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) Surgery?

ICL surgery is a quick and painless outpatient procedure that takes 20–30 minutes per eye.

Here’s what to expect:

Step-by-Step Process

Before Surgery

  • A comprehensive eye exam will determine your eligibility.
  • Precise eye measurements are taken to customize your ICL.
  • On the day of surgery, numbing eye drops are applied for comfort.

During Surgery

  • A tiny, self-sealing incision is made in the cornea.
  • The flexible ICL is gently inserted through the incision.
  • Once inside, the lens unfolds and is positioned behind the iris for a seamless, natural look.
  • The incision is so small that stitches are not required.

After Surgery

  • Vision improvement is often noticeable within hours.
  • Most people resume daily activities within 24–48 hours.
  • A few follow-up visits ensure that healing is on track.

Who is a Candidate for ICL Surgery?

ICL surgery is ideal for:

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Benefits of ICL Surgery

High-definition vision – Crisp, clear vision with excellent contrast
UV protection – The lens naturally blocks harmful UV rays
💧 No dry eye issues – Unlike LASIK, ICL doesn’t affect the cornea’s nerves
🔄 Reversible – The lens can be removed or replaced if needed
Quick recovery – Most people return to normal activities within a few days

Recovery and Results

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FAQ's
Regarding Collamer Lens Surgery
01. What is Collamer Lens Surgery, and how does it differ from LASIK?
Collamer Lens Surgery, also known as ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) surgery, involves implanting a corrective lens inside the eye to address nearsightedness. Unlike LASIK, which reshapes the cornea, ICL surgery inserts a lens, preserving the corneal tissue and making it a suitable option for individuals with thinner or irregular corneas.
Ideal candidates for Collamer Lens Surgery are typically those with moderate to severe nearsightedness, thin corneas, or those who are not suitable candidates for LASIK. A comprehensive eye examination will determine your eligibility for this procedure.
Yes, Collamer Lens Surgery is considered safe and has been performed successfully for many years. The Collamer material used in the lens is biocompatible and well-tolerated by the body, reducing the risk of adverse reactions.
Recovery after Collamer Lens Surgery is usually quick. Patients often notice improved vision shortly after the procedure. Most individuals can resume normal activities within a short period, with minimal discomfort.
Yes, the Collamer Lens used in ICL surgery is reversible and can be removed or exchanged if necessary. Additionally, if your vision changes over time, the lens can be adjusted or replaced to accommodate these changes.