Cataract, also known as Motiyabind, refers to the development of a cloudy white area around the lens of the eyes, thus affecting the vision.

Yes, you can get a cataract in both eyes. But one eye may be more affected than the other or develops at a later time.

As soon as you start to notice visual disturbance, consult your ophthalmologist to get it treated before it starts to affect your quality of life, like difficulty in reading or driving. Please do not wait for the cataract to worsen; otherwise, it may lead to irreversible vision loss.

The lens choice depends on your lifestyle & visual needs, and your expectations from the cataract surgery. Discuss with your surgeon to understand the benefits of each lens.

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The exact treatment cost is dependent on the following factors:

1. Type of Cataract Surgery, whether Phacoemulsification or Extracapsular,

2. Type of lens used, whether Monofocal, Multifocal or Trifocal

3. Previous History of Eye Procedure

4. Past medical conditions 

5. Hospital Chosen

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*The price is EMI per month, subject to a 3rd party NBFC partner, and the discount % is applicable according to the eyes affected, the lens chosen, the policy coverage and the hospital partner selected by the patient.