Surgical Instruments
Whether it’s a 10-minute cataract procedure or a complex retinal surgery, the quality of the instruments we use directly affects your safety, comfort, and results.
What We Use
We don’t compromise on equipment. Every surgical tray is stocked with trusted tools, no shortcuts.
Here’s a closer look at what we work with:
- Micro-incision tools for smaller cuts, faster healing, and better comfort
- Phaco handpieces and tips that allow cataract removal to be smooth, safe, and efficient
- Forceps, scissors, and hooks designed specifically for delicate eye tissue — no trauma, no strain
- Laser-assisted tools used for precision in retina, glaucoma, and squint surgeries
- Sterile, single-use blades and injectors to eliminate any infection risk
- Customized paediatric sets for surgeries in young children, where scale and sensitivity matter even more
Each item is either single-use or meticulously sterilized and tracked. We treat instruments like extensions of our care, handled with focus, maintained with discipline.
Why Patients (And Surgeons) Appreciate the Difference
You may not see the tools, but you feel the result:
- Shorter surgery times
- Smoother recovery
- Less post-op discomfort
- Fewer complications
- Better outcomes in vision clarity and long-term results
For visiting surgeons or referring doctors, our OT is often a space where they can trust the setup without second-guessing it. Our team knows every instrument inside out and uses each one with skill, not just habit.
For Visiting Doctors & Surgeons
We regularly welcome specialists who operate in our facility. Here’s why they trust us:
- Fully equipped OT trays set up to match each surgeon’s preference
- Reliable, high-quality instruments for retinal, glaucoma, and squint surgeries
- Experienced support staff trained to assist seamlessly during procedures
- Timely sterilization and prep, so there’s no delay or confusion on the day
- Comfortable, controlled theatre environment that helps surgeons focus fully on the case
Professional respect and coordination from consultation to post-op