A Lens Placed Inside Your Eye

An ICL, or implantable collamer lens, is a soft lens placed inside the eye to correct refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. Unlike contact lenses that sit on the eye surface, an ICL is positioned between the iris and the natural lens, working with your eye rather than covering it. At Lall 20/20 Eye Care, each lens is custom made to match the shape and size of your eye for a precise, comfortable fit. 

ICLs aren’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Whether it’s right for you depends on your prescription, eye shape, and overall eye health. Here are two options available: 

ICL Treatment Options

Our specialists bring years of expertise and precise technology together to deliver safe, comfortable ICL procedures suited to each patient’s eyes. 

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Q1. How is an ICL different from LASIK?

Unlike LASIK, which reshapes the cornea, an ICL is a lens placed inside the eye without removing any eye tissue. It’s often considered for people who aren’t suitable candidates for LASIK.  

Yes. If needed, the lens can be removed or replaced, which isn’t possible once corneal tissue is reshaped in procedures like LASIK.  

Most patients notice improved vision within a few days, with little to no discomfort.  

Many patients achieve clear vision without glasses, though some may still need them for specific tasks, depending on their prescription before surgery.