The medication is injected directly into the eye. The eye can safely be injected at the point where the white part of the eye meets the coloured part of the eye(the pars plana)

In almost all cases, anaesthesia eliminates any sensation of pain. 

The medicines injected into the eye stop the growth of new blood vessels. These new blood vessels are bad because they grow abnormally and bleed into the eye. In some retinal diseases, blood vessel growth is controlled by a growth factor called VEGF. Anti-VEGF medicines interrupt this process, which should slow the growth and any associated swelling. 

Yes, insurance covers the cost with no hidden charges. Our team facilitates paperwork on your behalf, ensuring smooth approval & a cashless facility. Contact HexaHealth for a simple cashless & hassle-free experience.

1. Though there is no patch, patients are requested to avoid contact with dust or water for 1-2 days to reduce the chances of infection. 
2. They can resume work the same day or, at most, the next morning
3. One can do all routine activities like reading, writing and watching television on the same day itself
4. One may also resume office the next day.