Frequently Asked Questions

The results of EVO ICL are long-lasting, though the lens can be removed or replaced if necessary. Many patients enjoy the benefits for decades.

The procedure is virtually painless. Anesthesia is used to ensure comfort, and most patients report only minor discomfort post-procedure.

EVO ICL is a type of refractive surgery involving a biocompatible collamer lens, placed between the iris and the natural lens of the eye. This lens works with the natural eye to correct vision, offering a sharp, clear focus, and is an ideal solution for those with moderate to severe nearsightedness or those who are not candidates for LASIK or PRK.

EVO ICL offers several benefits over traditional vision correction methods. It provides immediate and significant improvements in vision quality, UV protection, and is reversible if needed. It's particularly beneficial for those with thin corneas, dry eyes, or extreme prescriptions.

The EVO ICL procedure at Chickasha Vision is quick and painless, typically completed in about 20-30 minutes. Under local anesthesia, the lens is inserted through a small incision, positioning it behind the iris and in front of the natural lens. Recovery time is minimal, with many patients experiencing improved vision almost immediately.

Ideal candidates for EVO ICL are between 21 and 45 years old with stable vision prescriptions. A comprehensive eye examination at Chickasha Vision will determine your suitability for EVO ICL. During the consultation, we discuss your vision goals and assess the health of your eyes to ensure EVO ICL is the right choice for you.

Post-procedure, patients may experience mild discomfort or a foreign body sensation, but these symptoms typically resolve quickly. We provide detailed aftercare instructions and schedule follow-up appointments to monitor your recovery and ensure optimal results.

While EVO ICL is considered safe and effective, as with any surgical procedure, there are potential risks. These may include increased intraocular pressure, cataract development, or the need for additional procedures. We discuss all potential risks and benefits to help you make a fully informed decision.