Cataract Experts
See Life Clearly Again Cataract Surgery in Nanded
At Shri Ganesh Netralaya, we combine advanced technology with compassionate care to deliver world best cataract treatment in Nanded for every patient, from routine cases to complex lens requirements.
Understanding Cataract
What is Cataract
A cataract is a natural clouding of the eye’s lens that develops gradually, often with age, leading to blurred vision, glare while driving at night, faded colours, and difficulty reading. Left untreated, cataracts can significantly affect daily activities and independence. Modern cataract surgery is an established treatment option for suitable patients.
Symptoms of Cataract
Consult our eye specialist in Nanded if you notice these signs.
Blurred Vision
Night Glare
Faded Colors
Difficulty Reading
Double Vision
Frequent changes in spectacle prescription
What Causes Cataracts?
A cataract develops when the clear, natural lens of your eye becomes cloudy. This happens because the proteins inside the lens naturally break down and clump together over time, scattering light and blurring your vision. While this is commonly associated with ageing, several factors can increase the risk of developing cataracts.
Key Risk Factors
- Age: The risk of cataracts increases with age, particularly in older adults.
- Medical Conditions: Conditions such as diabetes may increase the risk of cataracts.
- Lifestyle & Environment: Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation without eye protection and smoking may increase cataract risk.
- Medications & Injury: Long-term use of corticosteroid medications and previous eye injuries can increase the risk of cataracts.
Types of Cataracts & Intraocular Lenses (IOLs)
Every cataract is unique, and so is its treatment. The type of cataract, your eye health, lifestyle, and visual expectations all play an important role in selecting the most suitable intraocular lens (IOL). At Shri Ganesh Netralaya, we offer advanced phacoemulsification surgery in Nanded to remove the cloudy natural lens and replace it with an IOL selected according to your visual needs.
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Types of Cataract |
Intraocular Lens (IOL) Options |
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Age related cataract |
Monofocal IOL,TrifocalIOL, Premium IOL, multifocal IOL |
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Traumatic Cataract |
Monofocal IOL, Toric IOL, Premium IOL |
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Congenital Cataract |
Monofocal and Toric IOLs, where clinically suitable |
Why Choose Shri Ganesh Netralaya?
A specialised cataract care centre in Nanded.
Combining clinical expertise with a patient-first approach to cataract care.
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Experienced Cataract Surgeons with extensive surgical experience |
Individualised Cataract Care
guided by clinical assessment
Cataract Care for Routine and Complex Cases
Convenient Location near ITI Nanded |
Personalised Consultations and individualised treatment planning
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Advanced Diagnostic and Surgical Equipment |
The Treatment Journey
Four Steps, from Consultation to Recovery
Consultation
- Comprehensive eye examination
- Discussion of lifestyle needs and lens options
- Personalised treatment plan
Preparation
- Detailed pre-surgery checks
- Instructions on medications, if needed
- Step-by-step walkthrough of the surgery process
Surgery
- Outpatient surgery with appropriate anaesthesia and comfort measures
- Advanced phacoemulsification techniques
- Placement of your selected intraocular lens (IOL)
Recovery
- Return to daily activities as advised by your surgeon
- Guidance on managing symptoms during recovery
- Follow-up visits to monitor your recovery
Make an Appointment
Schedule Your Next Medical Appointment
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Visit Us
Near Jain Mandir, Visawa Nagar, near Govt rest house, Nanded, 431602
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Emergency Cases (+91)8010792755
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Email naiknetralaya@gmail.com
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WhatsApp (+91)8010792755
Book Your Visit
Looking for specialised cataract care in Nanded?
We’re here to guide you from your first consultation through your recovery journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is cataract surgery painful?
Cataract surgery is usually performed under local anaesthesia. Patients generally do not feel pain during the procedure, although some pressure or mild discomfort may occur.
Can cataract surgery be done without injection
Yes. In suitable, cooperative patients, cataract surgery may be performed using anaesthetic eye drops without an injection. The anaesthesia method and need for an eye shield or protective glasses depend on the individual case and the surgeon’s instructions
How long does cataract surgery take?
The procedure usually takes 20-25minutes per eye.
Is hospitalization required?
Cataract surgery is usually performed as a day-care procedure, and most patients can return home the same day.
How many days does it take to recover?
Recovery varies from person to person. Many patients resume routine activities within a few days to two weeks, while the eye may take around 4–6 weeks to heal. Follow your surgeon’s advice
When can I return to work after cataract surgery?
The timing of your return to work depends on your recovery and the nature of your job. Your ophthalmologist can advise when it is appropriate to resume work.
Can both eyes be operated on the same day?
Cataract surgery is commonly performed on one eye at a time, with the timing of the second procedure decided by your ophthalmologist. In selected cases, both eyes may be operated on the same day
What precautions should I take after cataract surgery?
Use your prescribed eye drops as directed, avoid rubbing or pressing on your eye, and protect it from dust, water and injury. Avoid heavy lifting and other restricted activities for as long as your surgeon advises. Follow the specific postoperative instructions provided by your doctor.
Can I watch TV or use my mobile after surgery?
Yes, in moderation. Take regular breaks and follow your doctor’s advice.
When can I drive after cataract surgery?
Do not drive until your ophthalmologist confirms that your vision is adequate and it is safe for you to drive
Will I still need glasses after cataract surgery?
Your need for glasses after surgery depends on the IOL selected and your eye condition. Multifocal and trifocal IOLs may reduce dependence on glasses for some activities, but glasses may still be needed, and visual results vary between individuals
With trifocal IOL and multifocal IOL, dependency on glasses is reduced drastically, sometimes being total spectacle free.
What is the cost of cataract surgery?
The cost of cataract surgery varies according to the procedure, IOL selected and individual clinical requirements. A consultation can help determine suitable options and provide an estimated cost
Does health insurance cover cataract surgery?
Cataract surgery may be covered under eligible health insurance policies and government health schemes, subject to policy terms, scheme rules and eligibility. Please check your coverage with your insurer or scheme provider