Ptosis surgery right eye how much cost

Hello R. Venkata Ramana Ji,

Thank you for your message. At the age of 53, cataract surgery is a common and safe procedure, and today you have very good options for both surgery type and lens selection that can give you clear distance and near vision without always needing glasses.

Best Type of Cataract Surgery

• Phacoemulsification (Phaco Surgery):

  • Most advanced and commonly used technique

  • Minimally invasive, fast recovery

  • Done under local anesthesia, with no stitches in most cases

Best Lens Options for Both Distance and Near Vision

1. Multifocal Intraocular Lens (IOL):

   • Provides a clear vision for far, intermediate, and near

   • Reduces or eliminates the need for glasses

   • Ideal if you want maximum freedom from spectacles

2. Trifocal IOL (like Alcon PanOptix or Zeiss):

   • Offers the most natural vision experience

   • Excellent for people who want to see clearly at all distances

3. EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) Lens:

   • Good for distance and intermediate, with some near vision support

   • Fewer issues with glare/halos compared to multifocal

Note: Your doctor will help decide the best lens based on your eye condition, lifestyle, and budget.

Important:

• Please share any existing health conditions like diabetes or glaucoma, as they may affect lens choice.

• A detailed eye scan (biometry) is needed before final lens selection.

Wishing you a successful surgery and sharp, comfortable vision ahead! Let us know if you'd like help finding a top eye surgeon near Tirupati.

Dear Ms. Lakshmi,

Frequent irritation and pain in the right eye can be caused by several factors, such as dry eyes, allergic reactions, conjunctivitis (eye infection), or even foreign particles in the eye. Sometimes, prolonged screen exposure, inadequate sleep, or environmental irritants like dust and pollution may also contribute.

🔎 General advice:

• Rinse your eyes gently with clean water.

• Limit screen time and get adequate rest.

• Wear protective eyewear (like sunglasses) in dusty or polluted environments.

• Avoid using over-the-counter eye drops without a proper medical evaluation.

👨‍⚕️ Note: Since your symptoms are recurring, it’s important to undergo an in-person eye examination. Recommending specific medicines without evaluating the eye can be unsafe and may not address the root cause.

We recommend that you consult an eye specialist (ophthalmologist) at the earliest. 

Take care of your eyes! 👁️

Dear Madhukanth Ji,

Watery eyes and constant itching are commonly caused by allergic conjunctivitis, dry eyes, or sometimes mild eye infections. These symptoms can also be triggered by dust, pollution, seasonal allergies, or excessive screen time.

👨‍⚕️ Since the symptoms are persistent, we recommend you consult an eye specialist (ophthalmologist) for a proper eye examination. The doctor may evaluate for:

• Allergies or irritants

• Conjunctivitis

• Dry eye syndrome

Please avoid rubbing your eyes, and try rinsing them gently with clean, cold water. Also, stay away from dusty environments and avoid over-the-counter drops without medical advice.

If needed, the HexaHealth team can help you schedule a quick consultation with a verified eye doctor near you.

Take care of your eyes! 👁️