What if I am not eligible?
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The demand for ICL surgery in Delhi has been steadily increasing, leading to a growing number of individuals interested in the procedure. However, since ICL surgery is an independent operation with specific prerequisites that must be met before treatment can commence, it is crucial to assess your eligibility. To guarantee the safety of everyone undergoing eye correction, it is imperative to ensure that you meet all the standards established by professionals before proceeding with ICL Surgery.
Given the wide range of individuals eligible for ICL, some may find themselves ineligible due to specific requirements. To confirm your eligibility and suitability for laser surgery, it is essential to first consult with your doctor. Following a comprehensive eye examination and providing accurate responses to their inquiries regarding your vision health, your doctor will be able to determine whether you are an ideal candidate or not.
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Factors for ICL
ICL surgery offers a secure surgical solution with minimal risks and minimal post-operative complications. Our ICL vision correction procedures have assisted patients in permanently discarding their eyeglasses.
Some of the criteria for ICL eye surgery are:
- The candidate should have a prescription that has remained relatively stable for at least a year.
- Patients should typically be between the ages of 21 and 45
- Patient should have overall healthy eyes with no eye diseases
- There should be sufficient corneal thickness to safely accommodate the ICL
- The patient’s corneal curvature & eye measurements should be stable
- Patients with dry eye syndrome should have their condition evaluated and managed before considering ICL surgery
- Patients with allergies, especially to medications or eye drops, should inform their surgeon.
For Unfit Candidates
The following are some of the Unfit ICL cases’ alternatives for reducing dependence on glasses.
- PRK Lasik Surgery
- Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE)
- Monovision
- Conductive Keratoplasty (CK)
- Orthokeratology (Ortho-K)
