An implantable lens designed for myopia (nearsightedness) and astigmatism. Reversible, customizable, and minimally invasive.
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The EVO ICL is an implantable contact lens made of Collamer, a biocompatible material. It is placed between the cornea and the natural lens to correct nearsightedness and astigmatism. Unlike LASIK, SMILE, or PRK, no corneal tissue is removed.
Key advantages
Preserves the eye's natural anatomy
Can be removed if vision changes or lifestyle needs shift
Clear vision within days
Corneal nerves remain intact
Want to know if EVO ICL is right for your vision needs? Take our Vision Correction Self-Test to find your ideal solution.
Vision Correction Self-TestVision improvement
Clear, sharp vision within 3-7 days; final refraction within 1 month.
Timeline
Vision improves significantly; mild discomfort
Return to light activities; avoid strenuous exercise
Most return to normal activities
Final refraction and vision stabilization
Full healing (lens fully integrates)
For some individuals with nearsightedness, LASIK, SMILE, and PRK may require significant reshaping of the cornea, leaving an unsafe amount of corneal tissue, which may result in corneal ectasia. The EVO ICL prevents this by preserving corneal tissue. It is predictable, safe, and provides high quality vision in a wide range of patients with nearsightedness and astigmatism.
Patients with astigmatism can benefit from the Toric EVO ICL, which corrects myopia and cylinder. Precise lens calculations and positioning ensure optimal results.
No. The lens is positioned behind the iris, where it is not visible to others or felt by you.
Yes. If your vision changes or you prefer alternative correction, the lens can be safely removed.
No. There is a designed gap between the ICL and the natural lens to maintain normal eye function and lens nutrition.
EVO ICL pricing varies by prescription complexity. Contact us for a customized quote and financing options.
The EVO ICL is designed to last for a long time, remaining in place until age-related cataracts develop and removal is required during cataract surgery.
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