If far or near objects look unclear without glasses, as you have high prescription power, Centre For Sight offers IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) surgery in Dwarka to help you attain clearer, sharper vision.
IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL is chosen to reduce dependence on glasses or contacts by treating myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism, especially for people with high prescription power or low corneal thickness who aren’t suitable for laser vision correction.
With that in mind, here’s why patients consider Centre For Sight Dwarka for IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL:
- Senior eye surgeons with extensive experience
- Advanced diagnostic technology for ICL planning
- Toric and Spherical phakic IOLs like IPCL are available and prescribed as per suitability.
- NABH-accredited patient safety standards
Why Choose Centre For Sight for IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL Surgery in Dwarka?
Centre For Sight, Dwarka, provides detailed counselling before the surgery so you can understand your lens choices, expected recovery, and follow-up plan with skilled ophthalmologists.
- Skilled Talent: Experienced 350+ ophthalmologists working across 90+ centres.
- Impeccable Trust: Serving 15 lakh+ patients every year and backed by 30+ years of eye care legacy in India.
- Comprehensive Evaluation: ICL surgery planning uses a mix of standard refractive tests and ICL-specific measurements using anterior segment imaging and biometry to confirm suitability and right lens power and size. We have in-house retina and cornea specialists who ensure thorough eye evaluation before the surgery.
- All Services Under-One-Roof: At Centre For Sight Dwarka, consultations, LASIK/ ICL work-up scans, surgery scheduling, and follow-ups are coordinated under one roof to reduce repeat visits and confusion.
IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL Surgery Specialists in Dwarka
Meet our IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery specialists in Dwarka:
- Dr. Mahipal S Sachdev
- Dr. Tulika Chauhan
- Dr. Kiran Kirtani
- Dr. Raghav Malik
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Benefits of IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL Surgery
Below are the benefits of IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) surgery:
- Corrects high power: Helps correct higher eye numbers, including myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.
- No corneal thinning: Vision is corrected without removing corneal tissue, so corneal thickness is not reduced.
- Reversible option: The lens can be removed or replaced if needed.
- No flap creation: Since there’s no corneal flap, flap-related concerns don’t apply.
- Better night vision (reported): Many patients report less glare/halos and improved night vision.
- Thin or irregular cornea: ICL can be done even if the corneal thickness isn't ideal for laser vision correction.
Eligibility for IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) Surgery
Most patients, when looking for refractive correction solutions, ask: “Am I eligible for IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL Surgery?”
Below are the common eligibility checks for IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery:
- Age: 21-45 years, with stable glasses power for at least 1 year.
- High prescription: Suitable for severe myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism when LASIK may not be suitable.
- No major eye disease history: Not suitable if you have uncontrolled glaucoma, active eye infection/inflammation, or certain eye conditions your doctor flags during evaluation.
Note: Your doctor will confirm whether IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL is suitable for you during the evaluation.
IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) Surgery Process
Step 1: Pre-surgery testing: Detailed eye exam + measurements to confirm suitability and choose lens size/power.
Step 2: Numbing drops: Anaesthetic drops are used for comfort for the patient.
Step 3: Small incision: A tiny cut is made in the cornea.
Step 4: Lens insertion: The folded lens is placed between the iris and the natural lens.
Step 5: Lens adjustment: The lens unfolds and is adjusted for vision correction.
Step 6: Self-healing incision: The incision heals without stitches, and follow-ups start from the next day.
IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL Surgery Cost in Dwarka
At Centre For Sight Dwarka, IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery cost ranges from ₹1,65,000 to ₹2,47,200 for both eyes.
The final cost depends on the lens type, required tests, and your eye measurements.
| Type |
Cost of Both Eyes |
| ICL Spherical |
₹2,05,000 |
| IPCL Spherical |
₹1,65,000 |
| ICL Toric |
₹2,05,000 |
| IPCL Toric |
₹1,65,000 |
| ICL Presbyopic |
₹2,47,200 |
| Eyecryl Phakic Lens |
₹1,65,000 |
| Eyecryl Phakic Toric Lens |
₹1,65,000 |
Note: Prices are indicative; the hospital confirms the final cost after tests and eligibility checks.
Risks & Side Effects of IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL Surgery
The following are the risks & side effects of IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery:
- Short-term irritation or blur: Mild watering, scratchy feeling, or temporary blur can happen early on and settle with prescribed drops and rest.
- Glare/halos at night: Some people notice halos or glare around lights at first; it reduces as the eye heals, and your doctor checks if any lens adjustment is needed.
- Eye pressure changes: Eye pressure can rise in some cases, which is why follow-ups matter; doctors monitor it and manage it with medicines or minor steps if required.
- Rare complications: Issues like cataract risk, inflammation/infection, or lens movement are uncommon in a controlled surgical setup; early detection in follow-ups helps manage them quickly if they occur.
Recovery After IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) Surgery
Recovery after the surgery is quick, but your vision can take a few weeks to fully stabilise. Many patients notice clearer vision within a day or two, and mild blur or light sensitivity soon after surgery is common and temporary.
What IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery recovery looks like:
- Day 1: A follow-up is scheduled the next day to monitor healing and check for any early side effects. You can notice slight blur or light sensitivity, which usually settles.
- First 2–3 days: Most patients return to normal activities within 2–3 days, as advised by the doctor.
- First week: Early side effects like light sensitivity or slight blurriness reduce within the first week if you use your drops properly and avoid rubbing your eyes.
- First 1-2 months: Vision keeps getting more stable and reaches full clarity over the following weeks, with follow-ups as recommended.
FAQs on IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL Surgery in Dwarka
- Is IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery safe?
Yes, IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery is generally safe. We first check your eyes thoroughly and then advise if ICL is the safest and most suitable option for you.
- How much will IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery cost in Dwarka?
IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL cost in Dwarka depends on the lens type, your power, and the hospital package (tests, surgeon fee, OT charges, and follow-ups), and the average price ranges from ₹1,65,000 to ₹2,47,200 for both eyes.
The best way to know your exact cost is after the ICL work-up, because the lens is selected based on precise measurements of your eye.
- How soon can I get back to routine work?
Most people are able to return to normal day-to-day activities within 2-3 days. Your surgeon will guide you after the check-up and explain which activities to avoid in the early recovery period.
- Will I still need glasses after IPCL / Phakic IOLs / ICL surgery?
Many patients see a big reduction in their dependence on spectacles or contact lenses. However, results can vary from person to person based on eye health and original spectacle power.
