What we treat
Laser vision correction
- Contoura Vision
- LASIK
- PRK
- ICL
- IPCL
What is Contoura Vision?
Achieve permanent freedom from spectacles through cutting-edge Contoura Vision topography-guided laser surgery.
Powered by the ALCON Wavelight EX500 Excimer Laser, this blade-free, painless procedure maps thousands of elevation points on the cornea for personalized vision correction.
Our procedures
Contoura Vision
Laser surgery that maps thousands of elevation points on the cornea for personalized vision correction.
- ALCON Wavelight EX500 Excimer Laser
- Blade-free and painless
LASIK
The excimer laser reshapes the cornea under a thin flap, to correct short-sight, long-sight and astigmatism.
PRK
The laser works on the surface of the cornea with no flap — an option where LASIK is not suitable.
ICL & IPCL
Phakic lens implantation for patients with high refractive errors or thin corneas.
- HD visual clarity
- Same-day discharge
Why choose Drishtipunj
- ALCON Wavelight EX500 Excimer Laser
- Blade-free, painless procedure
- HD visual clarity
- Same-day discharge
- Under expert supervision
Frequently asked questions
Who performs Contoura Vision and LASIK?
Dr. Bandana Tiwary, Co-Founder & Senior Refractive Surgeon, whose specialisations include Contoura LASIK and ICL implantation.
Am I suitable for laser vision correction?
Generally, adults whose glasses power has stayed stable for at least a year, with healthy eyes. It is best put off during pregnancy. A detailed eye examination decides it.
Should I stop wearing contact lenses before the eye test?
Yes. Contact lenses change the shape of the cornea for a while, which would affect the measurements. We will tell you how many days before to leave them out.
Are both eyes treated together?
Usually, yes — both eyes are treated in the same sitting.
When can I get back to work and screens?
Most people are back to routine work within a few days. Do not rub your eyes, and avoid swimming and eye make-up for as long as your surgeon advises.
Need Contoura Vision & LASIK Surgery care?
Talk to our specialists, or book a visit.