At Pink City Eye & Retina Center in Jaipur, we understand that living with poor vision can be incredibly challenging, especially when glasses or contact lenses no longer help. That’s why we offer a special solution for our patients from Jaipur and surrounding areas — Implantable Low Vision Lenses.

These are small lenses that are surgically placed inside the eye to help people with serious vision loss. They are especially helpful when traditional methods like glasses or contacts cannot provide clear vision. Depending on the specific problem in the eye and the type of lens used, these implantable lenses improve vision in several effective ways.

1️⃣ Magnifying the Image

One of their major features is the ability to magnify what’s seen, offering an enlarged view of the surroundings. This means they make things look bigger and clearer, which can be very helpful for people who struggle to see small details.

👁️ How It Works:
These lenses act like a mini telescope inside your eye. By refocusing incoming light, they enlarge the central field of vision, making details easier to see. This makes it much easier to read, recognize faces, or see objects in detail — which is often a major problem for people with conditions like macular degeneration. At our Jaipur center, many patients have found great relief through this improvement in their daily life.

2️⃣ Redirecting Light to Healthier Parts of the Retina

In conditions like macular degeneration, the central part of the retina becomes damaged and stops working properly. However, other parts of the retina may still be healthy.

👁️ How It Works:
The lenses we use at Pink City Eye & Retina Center, Jaipur, are specially designed to redirect light from the damaged part of your retina to a healthier area — usually on the sides (the peripheral retina). This allows your eye to “see” using the parts that are still working. It helps your brain process images better and gives you clearer vision, even if the central area is no longer usable.

3️⃣ Improving Near Vision for Close-Up Tasks

Many people come to us in Jaipur with complaints that they can’t read, use their phone, or do detailed work like stitching or writing. For them, we often recommend implantable lenses that are specially made to improve near vision.

👁️ How It Works:
These lenses are especially useful for close-up tasks, as they make nearby objects appear significantly larger. Whether you are reading a book, looking at your phone, or doing any kind of close-up task, these lenses help you focus better. What’s wonderful is that they improve near vision without affecting your distance vision, allowing you to enjoy daily life more independently and comfortably.

4️⃣ Correcting Refractive Errors Like Myopia, Hyperopia, and Astigmatism

Some patients in Jaipur suffer from refractive errors — this means their eyes cannot focus light properly, leading to blurry vision. Conditions like nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), or astigmatism fall under this category.

👁️ How It Works:
The implantable lenses placed inside the eye work by adjusting how light enters and focuses on the retina. In the case of nearsightedness, they work by adjusting light so it hits the retina properly instead of landing in front of it. For hyperopia, the lens helps light focus onto the retina from a better angle. This provides much sharper vision — all from within the eye, without depending on external glasses or contacts.

5️⃣ Helping Central Vision Become Clearer Again

People with central vision loss, such as those affected by age-related macular degeneration (AMD), often struggle with seeing things right in front of them. Advanced vision loss can make everyday activities—like watching TV, reading, or recognizing people—extremely challenging.

👁️ How It Works:
Implantable lenses used at Pink City Eye & Retina Center in Jaipur can either magnify the image or redirect the light (or both) to improve the central vision. This means you may see the center of your field of vision much more clearly. Some lenses also help expand the central viewing area, giving a wider, more comfortable field of view for daily activities.