FAQs
Frequantly asked questions!
Wearing contact lenses is generally safe when they are used and cared for properly. However, the risk of eye infections increases if lenses are worn for longer than recommended, not cleaned correctly, or handled with unclean hands. Always wash your hands before touching your lenses, clean and store them as directed, and replace them according to your eye care professional’s recommendations. If you experience redness, pain, blurred vision, or unusual discharge, remove your lenses immediately and consult an eye specialist.
Corneal disease can cause a variety of symptoms, including blurred or decreased vision, eye pain, redness, excessive tearing, sensitivity to light (photophobia), a feeling that something is in the eye, and swelling of the cornea. In some cases, the symptoms may develop gradually, while others appear suddenly. If you notice any of these signs, it is important to seek prompt evaluation by an eye specialist to prevent complications and protect your vision.
Wearing contact lenses is generally safe when they are used and cared for properly. The risk of eye infection is low if you follow good hygiene practices, such as washing your hands before handling your lenses, cleaning and storing them as instructed, and replacing them according to your eye care professional’s recommendations. However, wearing lenses for too long, sleeping in them without approval, or using expired cleaning solutions can increase the risk of infection. If you experience redness, pain, blurred vision, excessive tearing, or unusual discharge, remove your lenses immediately and consult an eye specialist for prompt evaluation.
Corneal disease can cause a range of symptoms depending on its severity and underlying cause. Common signs include blurred or reduced vision, eye pain, redness, excessive tearing, sensitivity to light (photophobia), and the sensation of having something stuck in the eye. Some people may also experience swelling, cloudy vision, or difficulty wearing contact lenses comfortably. If you notice any of these symptoms, it is important to seek prompt evaluation by an eye specialist, as early diagnosis and treatment can help prevent vision loss and other complications.
CATARACT SURGERY & IOL
Vision Plus provides advanced cataract evaluation and treatment options using modern surgical techniques and intraocular lenses (IOL) to help restore clear vision.
A cataract occurs when the natural lens of the eye becomes cloudy, causing blurred or unclear vision. Patients may experience difficulty reading, glare from lights, faded colours, or trouble seeing clearly at night. Early diagnosis and timely treatment can help restore clear vision and improve quality of life.
Cataract surgery is recommended when vision problems begin affecting your daily activities such as reading, driving, or working. Our specialists evaluate the severity of cataracts and suggest the right time for surgery. Modern cataract procedures are safe, effective, and designed for faster recovery.
Cataract surgery is generally a painless procedure performed under local anaesthesia. Advanced surgical techniques allow the procedure to be completed safely with minimal discomfort. Most patients experience significant improvement in vision after surgery and can return to normal activities as advised by their doctor.
Intraocular lenses are artificial lenses placed inside the eye during cataract surgery to replace the cloudy natural lens. Different types of IOLs are available depending on your vision needs and lifestyle. Your doctor will recommend the most suitable lens option after a detailed eye evaluation.
LASIK & SPECTACLE REMOVAL
LASIK suitability depends on several factors including age, stable eye power, corneal thickness, and overall eye health. A detailed pre-LASIK evaluation is performed to determine whether the procedure is safe and suitable for you. Our specialists will explain all available vision correction options based on your eye condition.
LASIK is a widely performed vision correction procedure with advanced technology and high success rates. However, every patient requires a thorough eye examination before surgery. Our specialists carefully assess your eyes and discuss expected outcomes, benefits, and possible risks before proceeding.
Many patients experience noticeable improvement in vision shortly after LASIK surgery. Recovery time varies depending on individual healing and eye conditions. Your doctor will provide post-operative care instructions to support a smooth recovery and maintain good eye health.
RETINA & DIABETIC EYE CARE
The retina plays an important role in vision, and many retinal problems can develop without early symptoms. Regular eye examinations help detect conditions at an early stage and allow timely treatment. This is especially important for people with diabetes, high blood pressure, or a family history of eye diseases.
Symptoms such as sudden vision loss, floating spots, flashes of light, blurred vision, or distortion should not be ignored. These signs may indicate problems affecting the retina and require immediate evaluation by an eye specialist. Early diagnosis can help prevent serious vision complications.
Yes, diabetic eye conditions can often be managed effectively when detected early. Treatment options may include medications, injections, laser procedures, or surgery depending on the severity of the condition. Regular monitoring helps protect vision and reduce the risk of complications.
CHILDREN’S EYE CARE
Children’s vision develops during their early years, making regular eye examinations important for healthy visual growth. Early detection of vision problems such as lazy eye, refractive errors, or squint can prevent long-term difficulties. Timely treatment helps children perform better in school and daily activities.
Children may show signs such as frequent eye rubbing, sitting too close to screens, difficulty reading, headaches, or closing one eye while focusing. Parents should consult an eye specialist if they notice unusual eye movements or complaints about vision. Early evaluation ensures proper care and better outcomes.
