Phaco Cataract Surgery

Micro-incision phacoemulsification with premium IOLs. Cashless under panel schemes.

What Is Phaco Cataract Surgery?

We perform state-of-the-art phacoemulsification (Phaco) cataract surgery using the Alcon Centurion system. The procedure involves a micro-incision of less than 2.2mm, dissolving the cloudy lens using ultrasonic energy, and replacing it with a foldable intraocular lens (IOL). Most patients achieve excellent vision within 24–48 hours.

What Equipment Is Used for Phaco Cataract Surgery?

🔬Alcon Centurion Phaco Machine

🔬Carl Zeiss IOL Master 700

🔬Surgical Microscope (Carl Zeiss)

🔬Optical Biometer (Haag Streit Lenstar)

🔬A Scan Biometry (Nidek)

🔬YAG Laser

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Is Phaco Cataract Surgery Covered by Cashless Insurance?

This service is covered under our empanelled schemes and most health insurance policies. Eligible patients can receive treatment without any upfront payment.

ECHS Cashless TPA

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