When to Consider This Treatment
Common symptoms and conditions
Key Benefits
Why patients choose this procedure
Who Is a Candidate?
Check if you qualify
- ✔Age 21–45 years
- ✔Stable prescription for at least 1 year
- ✔Healthy cornea and eye surface
- ✔No glaucoma or cataract
- ✔Adequate anterior chamber depth
Your Journey
Step‑by‑step process
Recovery & Aftercare
What to expect
- 1Rest for 24 hours after surgery
- 2Use prescribed antibiotic and steroid drops
- 3Avoid rubbing or touching eyes
- 4Wear protective shield at night
- 5No water contact for 1 week
- 6Return to work in 2–3 days
Why Choose OptiGlen
Trusted by thousands
Advanced Technology
Cutting‑edge equipment
Patient Stories
Real experiences
My ICL surgery was life‑changing. I see better than I ever did with glasses!
The team was amazing. I felt safe and cared for throughout.
Cost & Financing
Affordable care
Includes surgeon fees, facility charges, and follow‑up care.
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Get your answers
ICL is designed to be permanent but can be removed or exchanged if needed.
No, it is positioned behind the iris and you will not feel it.
Yes, toric ICLs are available to correct astigmatism.
It depends on your corneal thickness and prescription. ICL is preferred for high myopia and thin corneas.
Light exercise after 1 week, contact sports after 1 month.