Small-incision cataract care
Phacoemulsification uses ultrasound energy to break the cloudy lens into tiny fragments so it can be removed through a small opening.
Phaco Surgery, also called phacoemulsification cataract surgery, is a modern cataract surgery technique used to remove a cloudy natural lens and replace it with an intraocular lens after a detailed eye evaluation.

For many patients, Cataract Surgery and Phaco Surgery are part of the same treatment journey: cataract diagnosis, lens power measurement, IOL selection, surgery preparation, and recovery reviews. At Eye First, the plan is personalised after checking eye health, cataract density, retina status, and lifestyle needs.
Phacoemulsification uses ultrasound energy to break the cloudy lens into tiny fragments so it can be removed through a small opening.
Lens options such as monofocal, toric, multifocal, or spectacle-reducing IOLs are discussed according to eye measurements and daily visual needs.
Patients receive clear guidance on eye drops, eye protection, activity precautions, warning signs, and scheduled post-operative reviews.
A cataract evaluation is useful when cloudy vision starts affecting reading, night driving, daily work, or overall clarity.
Cataract can make vision hazy, dull, or less sharp even when glasses are changed.
Bright lights, halos, and poor contrast can become more noticeable as cataract progresses.
Surgery timing is planned around symptoms, cataract maturity, eye health, and the patient’s daily needs.
Vision testing, slit-lamp examination, eye pressure checks, retina evaluation, and lens power measurements help guide the final plan.
The cloudy lens is removed using phacoemulsification and an artificial intraocular lens is placed as planned by the surgeon.
Eye drops, eye protection, hygiene instructions, activity guidance, and follow-up visits support recovery.
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