Phacoemulsification with the lens technology chosen for your eye — not for the schedule.
A full biometric workup precedes the lens decision — corneal topography, ocular biometry, macular OCT. Monofocal, EDOF, or trifocal lenses are matched to your visual needs and corneal health. Femtosecond-laser assistance is used where it improves the outcome, not as a marketing line.
Vision usually clears within 24 to 48 hours. Drops continue for four weeks. Reading and screen time return immediately; swimming and heavy lifting wait the first two weeks. The second eye, if needed, is typically scheduled one to two weeks after the first.
Topical anaesthesia — no needles, no general. The procedure itself takes 20 to 30 minutes. You walk out the same morning with a clear shield over the operated eye, and a same-evening phone check from the surgeon.
Patients with advanced macular disease may not regain the vision the lens itself allows — we discuss this honestly at consultation.
Your first message reaches a coordinator who speaks your language. Every clinical question is taken to Op. Dr. Alper Aras and returned to you in his words.
