Affordable Cataract Hospital in Gurgaon

  • Only 20 Mins Procedure
  • 1 Cr+ Eye Patients Treated
  • 18+ Years of Experience
  • Easy EMI Options
  • Empaneled with
    Haryana Govt.
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Gurgaon Sector-90 Hospital

Address: Sector 90, Gurugram, Haryana 122505

Gurgaon New Railway Road Hospital

Address: Sheetla Hospital, Near DSD Collage, New Railway Road, Subhash Nagar, Gurugram, Haryana 122001

Gurgaon Sector-27 Hospital

Address: Plot No.531, GolF Course Road, Near Super Mart I, Sector 27, DLF Phase IV, Gurugram, Haryana 122009

Gurgaon Sector-46 Hospital

Address: Nursing Home 1, Behind Huda Market, Huda Colony, Sector 46, Gurugram, Haryana 122001

1 Cr+

Satisfied Patients

70+

Doctors

30+

Hospitals

17+

Cities

What is the Cost of Cataract Operation?

  • Technology (MICS/FLACS): Based on the latest types of equipment and procedures used in hospital.
  • Type of Lens (Monofocal/Multifocal): The cost of intraocular lenses can vary by doctor and by location. As a result, it's difficult to quote a "one size fits all" price for it.
  • Aftercare: The post-Operation care is an add-on expense, at Eye-Q we offer free follow-up consultations to ensure a smooth recovery of every patient.
  • For exact cost estimation, Consultation by surgeon is required

Cataract Treatment

  • Experience blade-free, advanced cataract surgery ensuring high accuracy and maximum safety.
  • No injections, no pain — just a smooth and hassle-free procedure.
  • Fast recovery, with most patients resuming routine activities within 1–2 days.
  • Treatment by renowned doctors from top institutes like AIIMS and Sankara Nethralaya.
  • Insurance & Mediclaim facilities available.

Why should you go for Advanced Cataract Operation?

Cost of Operation depends on the following factors:

  • Bladeless Operation
  • 20 mins procedure
  • Safe & Precise Procedure
  • Restores Clear Vision

    • For best estimation - consultation by surgeon is required

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When to Consult a Doctor?

  • Noticeable deterioration in vision
  • Low visibility at night
  • Experiencing double vision
  • Seeing Halos or Circles when looking at light sources

Hassle Free Insurance Approvals

  • All Insurances Covered
  • No Upfront Payment
  • No running behind insurance authorities
  • Complete Paperwork Assistance

The EYE-Q Advantage

Since Inception, we’ve been offering personalized eye care to patients

Expert Doctors

from AIIMS & others re-owned institutes

Excellence in Quality

25 certified/accredited NABH Centers

Affordable Treatments

Tied up with insurance companies, providing you with a hassle-free experience.

One Stop Solution for all eye related problems

30+

Centers

70+

Doctors

1 Cr+

Patient Treated

Advantages of Laser Assisted
Cataract Operation

Micro Incision Operation Femto Laser Assisted Operation
Stitches No Stitches No Stitches
Precision Precise More Precise
Incision 1.5-1.8 mm 1.5-1.8 mm
Technique Manual Blade Free
Healing Quick Healing Quick Healing
Safety Safer More Safer
Accuracy Accurate More Accurate
Breaking of Cataract Ultrasound Ultrasound + Laser
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The best time to get cataract surgery is when your vision starts interfering with daily activities like reading, driving, or recognizing faces. If your cataract is mild and doesn't affect your lifestyle, you may not need surgery right away. Consult with your eye doctor for personalized advice.

On the day of cataract surgery, the procedure itself usually takes about 10-15 minutes. However, including pre-surgery preparation and post-surgery observation, you should expect to spend around 2-3 hours at the surgical center.

An artificial lens (IOL) used in cataract surgery is designed to last a lifetime. It doesn’t wear out or need replacement, and most people experience long-term vision improvement without the need for additional surgery.

If blood pressure or blood sugar levels rise during surgery, the procedure may be paused or postponed for safety. Surgeons closely monitor vital signs and may administer medications to stabilize levels. Maintaining controlled levels before surgery reduces risks.

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