Pre-ICL Assessment
Eye scans, evaluation, consultation.
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Implantable Contact Lens (ICL) for Vision Correction
Implantable Contact Lens (ICL) Surgery in Singapore
Reversible and Effective Vision Correction
At Eagle Eye Centre, we provide Implantable Contact Lens (ICL) surgery for suitable patients seeking surgical vision correction.
The procedure involves the implantation of a biocompatible lens within the eye, performed by our team of experienced ophthalmologists following a comprehensive refractive assessment. Each treatment plan is individualised based on eye measurements, visual needs, and clinical suitability to support safety and visual outcomes.
15 minutes
Procedure time per eye
1 - 2 days
Average recovery time
24 - 48 hrs
Vision Improvement
Mild
Discomfort level
What is EVO Implantable Contact Lens (ICL)?
The EVO ICL lens (EVO) is a clinically-proven implantable lens that is designed to correct common vision problems, including nearsightedness with or without astigmatism. ICL stands for Implantable Collamer Lens. Collamer is a soft, collagen-containing material that is biocompatible to work in harmony with the eye. The EVO ICL is a type of refractive lens referred to as a phakic IOL. The term "phakic" indicates that the eye's natural lens remains in place, while "IOL" stands for intraocular lens, meaning a lens positioned within the eye.
What is EVO Implantable Contact Lens (ICL)?
The EVO ICL lens (EVO) is a clinically-proven implantable lens that is designed to correct common vision problems, including nearsightedness with or without astigmatism. ICL stands for Implantable Collamer Lens. Collamer is a soft, collagen-containing material that is biocompatible to work in harmony with the eye. The EVO ICL is a type of refractive lens referred to as a phakic IOL. The term "phakic" indicates that the eye's natural lens remains in place, while "IOL" stands for intraocular lens, meaning a lens positioned within the eye.
Quick facts about EVO ICL
Procedure Time
About 15 minutes per eye
Recovery Time
1 to 2 days for most patients
Anaesthesia
Numbing eye drops only
Pain Level
Minimal discomfort
Results
Clearer vision typically within 24 to 48 hours
Quick facts about EVO ICL
What eye problems can ICL correct?
At Eagle Eye Centre, LASIK surgery is commonly used to correct various refractive errors that affect your vision. If you are experiencing any of these vision problems, our team of experienced ophthalmologists can assess your suitability for LASIK or other laser vision correction options.
Myopia (short-sightedness)
Difficulty seeing objects at a distance, while near vision remains clear.
What happens during the treatment?
Treatment process
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Pre-ICL Assessment
Eye scans, evaluation, consultation.
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Surgery Day
Eye preparation, flap creation, laser correction.
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Immediate Recovery
Brief rest, medication provided.
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Follow-Up Care
Reviews on Day 1, Week 1, Month 1, and as advised.
What happens during the treatment?
Treatment process
Surgery Day
Eye preparation, flap creation, laser correction.
2
Immediate Recovery
Brief rest, medication provided.
3
Follow-Up Care
Reviews on Day 1, Week 1, Month 1, and as advised.
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Understanding EVO ICL
Reversible
The ICL procedure is additive, without removing corneal tissue
UV Protection
The collamer lens provides UV protection.
Vision Improvement
Clinical studies prove that ICL delivers significant improvement in vision, day and night.
Less Dry Eye
Studies also show that ICL surgery causes little to no dry eye syndrome.
Understanding EVO ICL
Reversible
The ICL procedure is additive, without removing corneal tissue
UV Protection
The collamer lens provides UV protection.
Vision Improvement
Clinical studies prove that ICL delivers significant improvement in vision, day and night.
Less Dry Eye
Studies also show that ICL surgery causes little to no dry eye syndrome.
WHAT YOU SEE MATTERS
Book your eye check-up today
If you're exploring ICL to correct your vision, the team at Eagle Eye Centre is here to help. Our experienced eye specialists will guide you through a comprehensive consultation to assess your suitability and explain the available treatment options. If LASIK is not the best fit for your eyes, we will recommend a safe and effective alternative tailored to your visual needs.