Robotic Cataract

Key Benefits of Robotic Cataract Surgery

Bladeless Accuracy with Advanced Technology

Image-guided femtosecond lasers ensure every incision and lens breakup is done with ultra-precise, computer-controlled accuracy. This minimizes error, reduces trauma to the eye, and enhances surgical consistency.

Custom Mapping for Every Eye

Advanced imaging systems create a 3D map of the eye, allowing for fully personalized treatment. This ensures that every step of the procedure is tailored to the patient’s unique eye anatomy — especially beneficial in cases with astigmatism.

Faster Recovery & Minimal Risk

Robotic precision results in less tissue disturbance, reduced inflammation, and faster healing. The risk of complications such as infection or delayed vision improvement is reduced, making it a preferred choice for those seeking safer outcomes.

Who Should Consider Robotic Cataract Surgery?

Here’s a quick checklist to see if you’re an ideal candidate:

✅ Over 45 with blurred or cloudy vision due to cataracts
✅ Diagnosed with astigmatism and want correction during surgery
✅ Looking for a faster recovery and minimally invasive option
✅ Prefer advanced, bladeless technology for better visual outcomes
✅ Interested in treatment by an Experienced LACS Specialist

Robot Cataract Procedure at Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital

Here’s how the procedure works at our centers:

Step 1: Laser Mapping & Planning

A 3D scan of your eye is taken to guide the laser. This mapping allows the surgeon to plan precise incisions and determine the exact placement of the intraocular lens (IOL).

Step 2: Lens Fragmentation with Laser

The femtosecond laser softens and breaks the cataract into smaller pieces, making removal easier and safer — with minimal ultrasound energy used.

Step 3: Intraocular Lens Placement

After cataract removal, a high-quality intraocular lens (IOL) is implanted for clear, enhanced vision— often reducing or eliminating the need for glasses.