The laser portion takes only a few minutes. The entire surgery usually takes about 15–20 minutes per eye.
Typically, FLACS is considered an advanced or premium technique and may not be fully covered. CataractRx can help explore EMI or co-payment options.
Absolutely. FLACS ensures precise IOL placement and better outcomes for premium lenses like EDOF, which require accurate positioning to perform optimally.
While suitable for most patients, eligibility is determined by your surgeon based on eye health, cataract density, and other factors.
No. It is a painless, minimally invasive procedure performed under topical anesthesia.
Yes, FLACS offers better precision, lower risk of complications, and often results in faster visual recovery with less trauma to the eye.
Traditional surgery uses manual instruments, while FLACS automates key steps with a laser, making it more predictable and reducing surgical variability.
FLACS is a bladeless cataract surgery that uses a precise laser to perform key steps of the procedure, offering enhanced safety, accuracy, and faster recovery compared to conventional methods.
Yes, most patients experience quicker visual recovery and less inflammation compared to conventional surgery.
