Cataract is a progressive clouding of the eye’s natural lens, causing decreased vision, light sensitivity, and blurred vision. It mainly affects people over 60, but can occur earlier due to diabetes, trauma, or certain medications.
At Vision Clinique, cataract surgery is performed using state-of-the-art equipment by experienced surgeons in a safe and comfortable environment.
Significant visual discomfort in daily activities (reading, driving, etc.)
Decreased visual acuity observed during an eye exam
Progressive cataract that could complicate another eye surgery (glaucoma, AMD...)
Light sensitivity or monocular double vision
Surgery is recommended when vision becomes limiting or when cataract progression threatens ocular health.
Comprehensive preoperative assessment:
Refraction and visual acuity measurement
Biometry (calculation of implant power)
Corneal topography
Evaluation of retina and optic nerve
The medical team will discuss the type of implant suited to your lifestyle: monofocal, toric, or multifocal lenses to correct presbyopia and improve both near and distance vision.
Postoperative care:
Antibiotic and anti-inflammatory drops for 3 to 4 weeks
Sensation of grittiness or temporary blurred vision in the first few days
Gradual return to daily activities starting the next day
Expected result: improved vision within the first 24 to 48 hours, with stabilization over a few weeks.
Recommendations:
Do not rub your eyes
Avoid swimming and dusty environments for 1 week
Strictly follow all medical instructions
Experienced cataract surgeons
Vision Clinique is committed to helping you regain clear, comfortable, and lasting vision in a setting that is both technologically advanced and human-centered.