Question 1

What would be the cost for multifocal lenses without blades for someone with diabetes and blood sugar levels consistently above 250

Accepted Answer

Bladeless multifocal lens surgery for diabetics may cost ‚Çπ60,000‚Äì‚Çπ1.2 lakh per eye depending on city and hospital.

Question 2

I've had diabetic retinopathy for around a year and already had laser treatment. My doctor is recommending laser surgery with silicone injections, but my diabetes is under control now are there any other options besides surgery that might work better for me?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there are other options besides laser surgery and silicone injections for managing diabetic retinopathy, particularly if your diabetes is now under control. Anti-VEGF injections and laser treatment are often considered the primary treatments. If those haven't been sufficient, or if complications like retinal detachment are present, vitrectomy might be necessary. However, with good blood sugar control, Anti-VEGF injections and further laser treatments can be very effective in stabilizing the disease and reducing vision loss.

Question 3

I have a growing conjunctival nevus in my eye but the doctors here are saying it's just dry eye disease. I'm really worried because it seems to be getting worse. Can you explain how the surgery to remove it works and if you provide that treatment, could you share your clinic address?

Accepted Answer

Conjunctival nevus removal is a short procedure done under local anesthesia‚Äîget a second opinion if growth is rapid or symptomatic.

Had PRK surgery 6 months back but still have cylindrical power in my left eye. How much would an enhancement procedure cost for just one eye?

COST depends on dr and hospital.

More Ophthalmology Health Queries

What would be the cost for multifocal lenses without blades for someone with diabetes and blood sugar levels consistently above 250

I've had diabetic retinopathy for around a year and already had laser treatment. My doctor is recommending laser surgery with silicone injections, but my diabetes is under control now are there any other options besides surgery that might work better for me?

I have a growing conjunctival nevus in my eye but the doctors here are saying it's just dry eye disease. I'm really worried because it seems to be getting worse. Can you explain how the surgery to remove it works and if you provide that treatment, could you share your clinic address?

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