Cataract Surgery
A common, generally quick procedure to replace the clouded natural lens of the eye with an artificial intraocular lens to restore clear vision.
Typical cost range
₹0.3L – ₹0.9L
Varies by hospital, city and case complexity. Illustrative figures only.
Who typically receives it
- Cloudy or blurred vision
- Difficulty with night vision
- Light sensitivity
- Age-related lens clouding
Procedure overview
A common, generally quick procedure to replace the clouded natural lens of the eye with an artificial intraocular lens to restore clear vision. The exact approach, technique and length of stay are tailored to your specific condition after a thorough clinical evaluation by your treating team.
This is general educational information, not personalised medical advice. Treatment decisions belong to you and your doctor.
Typical journey
- 1Eye examination & biometry
- 2Lens selection
- 3Day-care procedure (usually under 30 minutes)
- 4Same-day discharge
- 5Post-operative drops & review
Preparation & recovery
Before treatment
- Share your medical history and past reports with the care team
- List every medication and supplement you currently take
- Ask about fasting and pre-operative instructions in advance
- Arrange a companion to help with discharge and the first days at home
After treatment
- Follow the rehabilitation or physiotherapy plan your team sets
- Watch for the warning signs your doctor explicitly lists for you
- Keep every scheduled follow-up appointment
- Store prescriptions and reports in My Records for easy reference
Hospitals offering this treatment
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Read about the pilotQuestions to ask your doctor
- What are all my treatment options?
- What outcome should I realistically expect?
- What are the risks and how are they managed?
- How long is recovery and rehabilitation?
- What will this cost and what does insurance cover?
- What happens if I delay treatment?