EVO Visian ICL Procedure Details

Learn about what to expect during the EVO Visian ICL™ procedure.

The EVO Visian ICL™ (Implantable Collamer® Lens) (nicknamed as “implantable contact lens” or “insertable contact lens”) procedure corrects common vision problems, such as nearsightedness (myopia) and astigmatism.

These “implantable contact lenses” were designed for people who want to experience life without using glasses or contacts.

And our world-class eye doctors of Atlanta have extensive experience with EVO Visian ICL by STAAR® Surgical.

If you live in or near Atlanta, GA and are interested in EVO Visian ICL™, call Woolfson Eye Institute for an appointment!

[srrbuf]

Are problems with glare to be expected? What if you drive at night for a living?

[dennisx]

How often would the lens need to be replaced? What if vision changes?

[AceBadguy]

I had ICL surgery and it ruined my vision with severe glare issues. Even though it is removed, I'm still having severe glare issues. Having it removed doesn't necessarily mean your vision goes back to normal. Is having glare issues after ICL removal normal?

[jyotsnadesai]

I heard that if we met with accident then icl can damage vision, what should be intensity of trauma that can damage vision?

[LForegel]

I think it would be intrested in knowing how this affects cataract surgery outcomes later in life

[alphaprime]

Its hard to see me not taking out the contacts myself...this seems a bit much noe, future maybe but Im good haha

[andrewjohnson]

I got my ICL surgery next week. I am getting so stressed as the day gets closer. Does anyone know if it is painfull?

[taharelghoul]

I had a terrible experience with this lens
At nighttime I see terrible rings around bright object because of the hole inside the lens
After 7 months they didn’t disappear and I removed them
Terrible experience at a big cost

[Pinpon-nivc]

Me no like it, just the thought of having some strange stuff in my eyes

[lisilein]

The halo effects are horrible though, especially at night.

[sorealthomas]

U might as well get LASIK .. wtf would u want to something temporarily behind your eye