Implantable Collamer Lens - Blackrock Eye Care
Implantable Collamer Lens, Collamer Lens,ICL procedure
The Implantable Collamer lens (ICL) is an intraocular lens, similar to a contact lens which is placed in the eye
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Implantable Collamer Lens

Freedom from Glasses and Contact Lenses

Implantable Collamer Lens

The Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) can be an option for patients with very high prescriptions and therefore unsuitable for laser surgery.

The ICL procedure can precisely correct shortsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. There have been more than 1 million procedures performed worldwide and it has a 20 year track record.

The Implantable Collamer lens (ICL) is an intraocular lens, similar to a contact lens which is placed in the eye. It sits in front of the natural lens of the eye and does not replace it.

Are You A Candidate?
The ICL is custom designed for each individual’s eye. The ICL is made of a unique bio-material called Collamer which is inert within the eye. ICL’s are intended to remain in place, however if it needs to be removed for any reason can be done so easily.

Our highly skilled surgeons can advise you on the treatment most suitable for you.

About Evo ICL

How EVO works
EVO functions in a similar way to glasses and  contact  lenses  to  correct  myopia  and myopia with astigmatism.

EVO  is  placed  behind  the  iris  (the  colored  part  of  the  eye)  and  right  in  front of the natural lens, helping you to achieve sharp, clear vision.

Quick and Safe Procedure
The  EVO  procedure  is  quick  and has a short recovery time.

Getting ready for visual freedom!
Before the day of your EVO procedure, your  doctor  will  perform  a  series  of  standard  tests  to  measure  your  eye’s  unique characteristics.

Time for your EVO lens!

When  you  arrive  for  your  procedure, your  doctor  will  administer  eye  drops  to dilate and numb your eye

Three steps:

  1. Your doctor will create a  small opening at the edge of your cornea to insert EVO
  2. EVO is folded  and  inserted  through this small opening
  3. Once the  lens  is  inserted,  your  doctor  will  make  any  necessary    adjustments    to    ensure proper positioning in the eye. EVO  is  not  visible  to  you  or

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