Cataract & IOL Clinic/Service

Yes, we have partnerships with all major insurance companies, including ICICI Lombard, Star Health, Health India, Bajaj Allianz, Future Generali, and Religare, among others. We also provide cashless services to CGHS and ECHS beneficiaries. Furthermore, we have service agreements with important public sector organisations such as BSNL, KMML, NIIST, and RGCB. To learn more about our insurance services, please call +91 8086 444 678.

Kindly bring the following. Any previous medical records, especially if you have been treated or tested for glaucoma. A list of the medications you're now taking. A list of any eye drops you are currently utilising. In addition, bring your most recent prescription for eyeglasses or your existing distance and reading glasses.

We may use eye drops to dilate your pupils during certain exams. This can result in impaired vision lasting about 2-6 hours, making it tough for you to drive. We recommend bringing someone along to accompany you. Two follow-up appointments are normally required after cataract surgery. Since we adopt modern surgical methods, the treatment itself is short, with a 3-4 hour hospital stay and patients returning home the same day. Most people resume their normal activities the very next day.

Before your procedure, you will need to dilate your pupils with specific eye drops. You will be given two types of eye drops the day before surgery. Maintain a 10-minute interval between the two types of drops. When you arrive at Fathima Eye Care, our nurse will examine your eyes to ensure you are prepared for the surgery and will prescribe extra eye drops as needed.

Arrive on time for your surgery and register at the registration desk. A nurse or optometrist will verify your information and do basic measurements such as temperature, blood pressure, and pulse. Diabetic patients will also have their blood sugar levels measured. After the surgical preparations are completed, your eye will be anaesthetised with drops, injections, or both to guarantee a painless treatment. The surgery normally takes 10-20 minutes. Following surgery, your eye will be covered with a protective shield, and you will be monitored before being discharged. You will be given eye drops and aftercare instructions, as well as a follow-up visit within 3-5 days.

Arrive on time for your surgery and register at the registration desk. A nurse or optometrist will verify your information and do basic measurements such as temperature, blood pressure, and pulse. Diabetic patients will also have their blood sugar levels measured. After the surgical preparations are completed, your eye will be anaesthetised with drops, injections, or both to guarantee a painless treatment. The surgery normally takes 10-20 minutes. Following surgery, your eye will be covered with a protective shield, and you will be monitored before being discharged. You will be given eye drops and aftercare instructions, as well as a follow-up visit within 3-5 days.

It’s normal to experience a dull ache or a foreign body sensation in your eye after you are out of anaesthesia . Your eye may be red or watery, and your vision might be blurry. This usually improves within 1-2 days. Caring for your eye post-surgery You will be shown how to clean your eye and use the prescribed eye drops correctly. You might also be sensitive to light, so consider using dark goggles. Avoid rubbing or touching your eye for at least two days. When can I wash my face and hair after the operation? You should avoid getting water in your operated eye until your first post-operative check-up. Use a clean face cloth, and refrain from immersing your head in water for one week after surgery.