The surgery cost is subject to multiple factors, including the choice of Lens (IOL), the chosen facility (Eye hospital), and the location of your city. The average cost ranges between INR 55,000 and INR 1,20,000 per eye.

Generally, not; however, it may be partially covered under some private insurance plans. EMI and finance options are available in premium eye hospitals. Check with your insurance provider before opting for it.

Unlike phaco procedures, Robotic systems offer ultra-precise control to an operating surgeon, limiting human errors and improving consistency and surgical accuracy.

Key stages, incision and lens fragmentation, are robotically aided while the surgeon manually performs lens removal and implantation.

FLACS is synonymous with robotic cataract surgery.  FLACS also includes robotic arm precision and AI imaging for enhanced outcomes.

Generally, with Robotic Cataracts, Recovery is swift, often within the first 24 hours days for most routine tasks.

No, this procedure is painless besides being bladeless and highly controlled with artificial intelligence.

Yes, robotic or its equivalent femtocataract surgery is safe for older people and people with diabetes. It is better than all standard methods. Each patient’s blood sugar and Blood pressure levels are comprehensively monitored before being cleared for Surgery; both have to be stable and normal before under going any surgical procedure.

With premium lens implants and perfect IOL positioning (Lens Centration) that meets a patient’s vision demand, most people do not need spectacles.

This method is possible for all IOL implants. However, it is ideal for advanced lenses like toric, multifocal, or trifocal IOLs.

Typically, 15 minutes per eye, similar to standard Phaco or FLACS. Timing may be further reduced with experienced surgeons.

The technology is available at lead clinics and advanced eye hospitals, including Duggal Eye Hospital, Jalandhar.