In Harmony With Your Natural Eye
It's Additive, So Your Eye Is Still Your Eye
Unlike other procedures, the ICL procedure is additive and doesn't require removing corneal tissue or removing your natural lens.
Embrace All That’s Natural
Similar to adding a lens to a camera, the ICL procedure works with the natural parts of your eye to improve your vision so you can see the world.
Oh, And it’s Reversible By a Doctor, if Desired
The ICL procedure is reversible by a doctor, providing you with both flexibility and peace of mind.
Quick Procedure
The ICL procedure is minimally invasive and is quickly becoming a vision correction procedure of choice for many people around the world. Patients go home the same day of the procedure and typically return to their normal activities in 1–2 days.
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References
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