A cataract is the clouding of the eye’s natural lens, causing blurred or dim vision. Cataract usually develops with age, just like hair starts greying with age. Cataracts gradually interfere with daily activities like reading, driving, or recognising faces.
What is the treatment for cataract
The only effective treatment is a quick, painless surgery to replace the cloudy lens with a brand new clear, artificial intraocular lens (IOL). Modern cataract surgery is safe, stitchless, and offers rapid visual recovery, often within hours.

Blurred, cloudy or dim vision

Increased glare or difficulty with bright lights

Double vision in one eye

Colours appearing faded or yellowish

Nuclear Cataract - Natural lens centre hardens, causing gradual yellowing and blurring.

Cortical Cataract Spoke-like opacities form around lens edges affecting clarity.

Posterior subcapsular cataract Clouding at back of lens reducing near and bright-light vision.

Congenital cataracts Present at birth, affecting early vision development significantly.

Traumatic Cataract Lens becomes cloudy after eye injury or blunt trauma.

Secondary Cataract Lens opacity develops after surgery due to pre-existing medical conditions./p>

Monofocal Lens Clear distance vision; glasses needed for near vision

Trifocal Lens provides near intermediate distant vision without glasses

Multifocal Lens provides distance and near clarity reducing glasses

EDOF Lens gives extended focus vision halos no glasses

Trifocal Lens provides near intermediate distant vision without glasses
ASG Narang Eye Institute offers world-class cataract surgery powered by advanced laser platforms, detailed corneal mapping, and personalized vision planning. With expert surgeons, a strict safety-first approach, and easy EMI options, patients enjoy sharper vision, fast recovery, and the freedom from glasses with high precision and comfort.
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