ICL is called implantable contact lenses. These are microthin lenses implanted over natural lenses inside eyes to correct spectacle power. It is used in treating myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. It is made up of plastic and collagen called Collamer and is a type of phakic intraocular lens. It reduces the need for glasses. The doctor places the lens between the natural lens and the colored iris. It works by refracting light to the retina to have clear vision. The recovery time is quick, and it is preferable in patients who are unable to have laser eye surgery.
What Are the Alternatives to Wearing Glasses?
Individuals who prefer not to use eyeglasses or contact lenses have the option to choose refractive surgery as a means of correcting their vision.
