
Modern Cataract Removal Technologies
Blending Precision, Safety & Innovation
Thanks to cutting-edge advancements in ophthalmology, cataract surgery today is faster, safer, and more effective than ever. At our center, we offer a range of modern techniques, including Femto AI Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery, ensuring you get the best possible vision outcomes with maximum comfort and safety.
Femto AI Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery (FLACS)
Precision-Engineered, AI-Guided, Blade-Free Vision Correction
Femto AI Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery, or FLACS, is the most advanced technique available today for cataract removal. This next-generation approach blends femtosecond laser technology, artificial intelligence, and real-time 3D imaging to offer unmatched precision, safety, and visual outcomes.
What Makes FLACS Different?
Unlike traditional cataract surgery, which relies on handheld blades and manual steps, FLACS is fully bladeless and computer-guided. It uses a femtosecond laser, controlled by advanced imaging and AI-driven planning, to perform critical parts of the surgery with micron-level accuracy.
Key Steps Performed by the Laser:
- Corneal Incisions – precise, blade-free entry
- Capsulotomy – perfect, centered opening of the lens capsule
- Lens Fragmentation – softens and breaks up the cataract for easy removal
This improves surgical safety, IOL positioning, and post-operative recovery — especially important when using premium intraocular lenses like multifocal, toric, or EDOF lenses.
AI + Real-Time Imaging = Enhanced Safety
- Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) imaging scans your eye in real-time.
- AI-assisted planning ensures every incision and step is customized to your eye’s unique anatomy.
- Enables unmatched consistency — essential for optimal outcomes with high-performance lenses.
Top Femto Laser Platforms Available Worldwide
We use globally renowned femtosecond laser platforms trusted by leading eye surgeons:
1. Catalys™ Precision Laser System – by Johnson & Johnson Visio
- Offers Liquid Optics Interface for gentle docking and clear imaging
- Intelligent 3D mapping and AI planning for safe, efficient cataract treatment
- Ideal for premium lens implantation like Tecnis Synergy™, PureSee™, etc.
2. LenSx® Laser System – by Alcon
- One of the first FDA-approved femto lasers for cataract surgery
- Integrates seamlessly with Alcon’s Centurion® Vision System
- Precision-guided with real-time anterior segment imaging
- Preferred for toric, multifocal, and PanOptix® lens implants
3. Ziemer Z8 – FEMTO LDV Z8
- Compact, mobile, and ultra-fast system
- Offers both cataract and corneal procedures (including LASIK, SMILE, DALK)
- Delivers low-energy, high-frequency pulses, reducing collateral damage
- Excellent for complex cataracts and advanced customization
Who Should Consider FLACS?
We use globally renowned femtosecond laser platforms trusted by leading eye surgeons:
- Patients choosing premium IOLs (EDOF, Multifocal, Toric)
- Those with high visual demands (night drivers, screen users, professionals)
- Patients with complex ocular anatomy
- Anyone seeking the most advanced, blade-free, AI-enhanced eye surgery
Benefits of Femto AI Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery
Feature | Benefit |
---|---|
Blade-Free Precision | Reduces complications and improves healing |
AI & 3D Imaging | Fully personalized treatment |
Better IOL Centration | Maximizes performance of premium lenses |
Gentle Lens Fragmentation | Less ultrasound energy = faster recovery |
Faster & More Predictable Vision | High patient satisfaction with visual results |
Why Advanced Technology Matters?
Advanced techniques like Femto AI Laser not only improve safety and precision but also maximize the performance of premium intraocular lenses (IOLs). This means:
- Better clarity
- Lower risk of visual disturbances
- Higher satisfaction with glasses-free vision
Types of Intraocular Lens (IOL) Options
Once the cataract is removed, it’s replaced with a new artificial lens — the Intraocular Lens (IOL). Your choice of IOL will determine how well you see after the surgery — with or without glasses.
Here are the main types of IOLs available:
1. Monofocal IOL
- Offers clear vision at one fixed distance (usually far).
- Patients will still need glasses for near tasks like reading or mobile usage.
- Simple, effective, and budget-friendly option.
- Covered under most insurance plans.
Best for:
Patients who are comfortable using reading glasses
Those looking for standard correction at a lower cost
2. Multifocal IOL
- Designed with multiple optical zones for different distances.
- Allows vision at near, intermediate, and distance without glasses.
- May cause mild glare or halos, especially at night.
Best for:
People wanting reduced dependence on glasses
Patients who are okay with slight visual disturbances in exchange for spectacle freedom
3. Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF) IOL
- Offers a smooth range of focus from distance to intermediate.
- Provides natural, seamless vision with minimal glare or halos.
- Ideal for patients who use screens, drive frequently, or want improved low-light performance.
- Examples: Tecnis PureSee™, Alcon Vivity™
Best for:
Office professionals, night drivers, gadget users
Patients seeking modern vision correction without multifocal rings
4. Toric IOL
- Specially designed for patients with corneal astigmatism.
- Corrects both the cataract and astigmatism, improving visual clarity without glasses.
- Available in monofocal, multifocal, and EDOF designs.
Best for:
Patients with moderate to high astigmatism
Those looking for sharper, more precise vision correction
5. Premium Multifunctional Lenses
- The latest generation of IOLs combining multiple technologies:
- Extended depth of focus
- Low-light enhancement
- Glare and halo reduction
- Examples include:
- Tecnis Synergy™ IOL – full-range vision with enhanced contrast
- Tecnis Synergy™ OptiBlue™ IOL – adds blue-light filtering for improved night vision
- Tecnis PureSee™ IOL – pure EDOF lens with no rings, no halos
Best for:
Active individuals who want clear, glasses-free vision in all situations
Patients who drive at night, work on computers, and engage in dynamic visual tasks
How to Choose the Right IOL?
Choosing the right lens depends on:
- Your visual goals (distance vs. reading vs. all-in-one)
- Work and lifestyle (office work, outdoor, driving)
- Pre-existing eye conditions (like astigmatism, dry eyes)
- Budget and insurance coverage
Our experienced ophthalmologists will guide you through a personalized consultation to help you make the best choice for your eyes.
Book Your Cataract Consultation Today
Don’t let cataracts cloud your life. Whether you want a simple solution or a premium, glasses-free experience — we offer trusted technology and expert care tailored to you.
Visit our center or call us to schedule your evaluation and receive a customized cataract surgery plan.