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CL , also known as the Implantable Collamer Lens, is a type of refractive procedure to help correct the most common visual problem, myopia. Simply put, ICL is a removable lens implant that is an attractive alternative to LASIK and other refractive procedures.

The STAAR Surgical ICL, also known as the Implantable Collamer® Lens, corrects common vision problems, like nearsightedness, astigmatism, and farsightedness.
ICL is a soft, flexible lens that is positioned in your between the iris (coloured part of the eye) and your natural lens.

ICL can be described as additive vision correction. Unlike other procedures, the ICL procedure does not remove the corneal tissue, but works in harmony with your natural eyes to provide exceptional quality of vision.
About ICL
THE ICL PROCEDURE

ICL , also known as the Implantable Collamer Lens, is a type of refractive procedure to help correct the most common visual problem, myopia. Simply put, ICL is a removable lens implant that is an attractive alternative to LASIK and other refractive procedures.

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Proven Performance, Outstanding Outcomes

99.4% of patients would have the ICL procedure again

20,000,000 + ICLs worldwide

20+ years of premium ICL performance

Why People Choose ICL?
  • Sharp, Clear Vision
  • Superb Results. 99.4% of patients would have ICL procedure again.
  • Excellent Night Vision. Many patients achieve excellent night vision with Visian ICL.4
  • Quick Results. Often times, patients can achieve improved vision immediately following procedure.
  • Great for Thin Corneas. Many patients are excluded from other forms of vision correction because of thin corneas, but not with ICL.
  • Great for High Nearsightedness. Visian ICL is able to correct and reduce nearsightedness (myopia) of up to -20D.
Compare ICL and LASER procedure for Spectacles Removal

When you compare ICL with other laser vision correction procedures the difference is clear.

Only ICL ’s proprietary lenses are made of biocompatible Collamer. That means our lens material works in harmony with the natural chemistry of your eye and body.
Should your prescription update or if other vision needs arise, if you and your doctor decide, your doctor can simply remove our lens.
Quick Procedure & Recovery
Most procedures are completed within 20-30 minutes or less. With a minimally invasive procedure, many achieve improved vision nearly immediately.
Life with Visian ICL

Jiu-Jitsu Instructor, Former WWE Diva, Mom by Eve Torres Gracie
“I feel like a big part of health is using what your body already has. Visian ICL is in line with that because it’s keeping your eye completely intact. My eye is still my eye”.

Entomologist, TV Show Host by Phil Torres
“I had my first opportunity to put my Visian ICL eyes to the test recently in the Brazilian Rainforest, and it couldn’t have been more exciting to be able to spot rare species better than ever”

What Can I Expect During The ICL Procedure?

Easy 10-20 Minute Procedure
Before you schedule your ICL appointment your doctor will perform a series of standard tests to measure your eye’s unique characteristics for the procedure. If you are farsighted, your doctor may recommend or schedule an additional pre-op procedure.

Frequently asked questions
ICL is placed behind the iris and in front of the eye’s natural lens so it’s undetectable to any observers. Only a trained doctor using special instrumentation will be able to tell that vision correction has taken place.
Over the past 20 years, ICLs have been implanted in over 1,000,000 eyes worldwide.
The Collamer lens is soft, pliable, biocompatible and offers UV protection.
Of patients having the ICL procedure, 99.4% would choose to have the ICL procedure again.1
Yes! The ICL offers treatment flexibility.
If your vision changes dramatically, the lens can be removed.
The ICL is designed to stay in your eye permanently but can be removed to keep pace with advancing technology and your future needs.
No, the ICL is inserted gently in the eye with no removal of corneal tissue.
The ICL avoids such problems experienced with traditional contact lenses. It is designed to remain in place inside the eye, without maintenance. A routine, annual visit with an eye doctor is recommended to make sure everything remains safe and effective.
How the ICL Corrects Nearsightedness and Astigmatism.

ICL functions to focus light properly back onto the retina in a similar way glasses and contact lenses do. The ICL is placed into a space of the eye directly behind the iris (the coloured part of the eye) and in front of the natural lens. In this position, the ICL functions to focus light properly onto the retina helping create clear distance vision.

*ICL lenses intended to treat farsightedness are not EVO and require two additional tiny openings in the coloured portion of your eyes to ensure there is proper fluid flow after the ICL is implanted.#

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