What is EVO ICL?
EVO Visian ICL Procedure – What to Expect
EVO Visian ICL is made of biocompatible Collamer material that works in harmony with your eye. Your eye doctor will create a small opening in your cornea that will be used to insert and position the EVO Visian ICL. For most patients, the procedure is virtually painless with numbing drops and it typically takes less than 20-30 minutes. Patients typically experience improved vision right away and a quick recovery time.
Are You an EVO ICL Candidate?
Anyone who is nearsighted (myopic) and interested in vision correction surgery could be a good candidate for phakic IOLs. So, if you cannot see in the distance or far away you would be nearsighted. For optimal safety and best results, patients should not have a history of ophthalmic surgery or diseases such as iritis, glaucoma or diabetic retinopathy. After a thorough medical examination of the eyes and an evaluation of the patient’s vision history the doctor will determine whether or not this treatment is appropriate. The ideal EVO Visian ICL candidates will have between -3 to -20 diopters of myopia and enough room between their eye’s natural crystalline lens and iris to accommodate the lens implant.
Requirements for the
EVO Visian ICL:
- The anterior chamber depth must be 3.00 mm or greater
- Your vision is Nearsighted (Myopic)
- Adults between 21 and 45 years old
- Have stable vision prior to EVO Visian ICL surgery
What happens during the EVO Visian ICL procedure?
After the EVO Visian ICL procedure. What is recovery like?
The patient will need to return to the surgeon’s office the next day so that the results of the procedure can be evaluated. While the lens is meant to be kept in place for permanent vision correction, it can be removed if necessary. It can also be replaced with an updated lens if significant vision changes occur after the implantation. Patients will still be able to wear reading glasses for presbyopia after this procedure as well.