Cataract Surgery in Pimpri Chinchwad (PCMC)

⭐ Cataract Symptoms – When Should You See a Doctor?

You should consult an eye specialist if you are experiencing symptoms :

• Blurred or cloudy vision
• Difficulty reading
• Trouble driving at night
• Sensitivity to bright lights
• Halos around lights
• Frequent change in glasses power
• Poor colour clarity
• Double vision
• Eye strain or headaches

Early evaluation helps prevent complications and improves surgical outcomes.

⭐ Types of Cataracts

Understanding the type of cataract helps in  understanding your visions status & choose the right treatment.

✔ Nuclear Cataract

Affects the centre of the lens; common in ageing.

✔ Cortical Cataract

Forms in lens edges and spreads inward.

✔ Posterior Subcapsular Cataract

Affects the back of the lens; progresses rapidly.

✔ Congenital Cataract

Present at birth or in early childhood.

Our specialists perform a detailed examination to diagnose the type and stage of cataract.

⭐ Is Cataract Treatable Without Surgery?

No.
Cataract cannot be treated with:

❌ Glasses
❌ Medicines
❌ Eye drops
❌ Home remedies

Cataract Surgery in Pimpri Chinchwad (PCMC) is the only effective treatment, and it is one of the safest eye procedures worldwide.

⭐ Cataract Surgery – Step-by-Step Explained (Simple Language)

Cataract surgery is a daycare procedure (you go home the same day) and takes approximately 20–30 minutes.

1. Eye Examination & Biometry

Your eye power and lens measurements are taken to choose the best IOL (intra-ocular lens).

2. Anaesthesia

Numbing drops are used – no injection, no pain.

3. Lens Removal

Depending on your condition, the surgeon will use:

✔ Phacoemulsification

Micro-incision surgery where ultrasound breaks and removes the cloudy lens.

4. IOL Implantation

A clear artificial lens (IOL) is inserted.
This lens permanently replaces your natural lens.

5. Quick Recovery

You will rest for a short time and can go home the same day.

⭐ Types of Lenses (IOLs) Available at Insight Eye Clinic for Cataract Surgery in Pimpri Chinchwad (PCMC)

Your choice of lens will deliver vision clarity , comfort & dependence on glasses.

⭐ 1. Monofocal Lens

• Clear distance vision
• Requires glasses for reading
• Economical, reliable option

⭐ 2. Toric Lens

• Corrects astigmatism
• Reduces dependence on glasses

⭐ 3. Multifocal / Trifocal Lens

• Clear distance, intermediate (computer), and near vision
• Minimum dependence on glasses
• Best for active lifestyle

⭐ 4. EDOF Lens (Extended Depth of Focus)

• Excellent intermediate vision
• Comfortable for digital work

⭐ 5. Enhanced Monofocal Implants 

• Improves distance and intermediate distance vision 
• Contrast sensitivity is not compromised 
• Lesser Night vision disturbances 

Our surgeon will recommend the best lens based on your lifestyle, eye power, and medical condition.

⭐ Advantages of Modern Cataract Surgery

• No injections
• No stitches
• No bandage
• Minimal pain
• Very small incision
• Fast healing
• Improved vision within 24–48 hours
• High success rate (98%+)
  

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❗ When Should You Not Delay Cataract Surgery?

You must consider early surgery if you have:

• Increasing glare sensitivity
• Difficulty driving
• Diabetes (faster cataract growth)
• Advanced cataract
• Double vision
• Risk of falls
• Eye pressure changes

Delaying surgery can make the cataract harder, increasing surgical risk.

⭐ Your Recovery After Cataract Surgery – What to Expect

Most patients see clearer within 24–48 hours, with full recovery in 2–4 weeks.

✔ Can go home same day

✔ Light activities next day
✔ Bathing allowed (avoid water in eye)
✔ Normal routine in a weeks time  3–5 days
✔ Follow-up visits scheduled by doctor

Avoid for 2–3 weeks:

• Rubbing eyes
• Heavy lifting
• Swimming
• Dust exposure
  

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⭐ Before & After Care Instructions (Easy Checklist)

✔ Before Surgery

• Continue regular medicines
• Inform doctor about diabetes/BP
• Bring previous reports and glasses
• Light meal allowed

✔ After Surgery

• Use prescribed eye drops
• Wear protective glasses
• Avoid touching or rubbing the eye
• Attend follow-ups regularly
  

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