The implantable contact lens

ICL — sharp vision without removing corneal tissue.

A wafer-thin, individually tailored artificial lens is placed in addition to your natural lens — gentle on tissue, precise and reversible. Ideal when laser treatment is not the right solution.

“I can only recommend the practice and its staff — this step was one of my best decisions.”

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3D illustration: ICL artificial lens positioned behind the iris in the eye
At a glance
  • No removal of corneal tissue
  • Very gentle on tissue, precisely adjustable
  • Reversible — the lens can be removed
  • Ideal for high prescriptions, thin corneas or dry eyes

How the procedure works

1Anaesthesia

The eye is numbed with drops — the procedure involves little pain and takes only a few minutes per eye.

2Inserting the lens

The folded add-on lens is inserted through a tiny opening and unfolds behind the iris.

3Alignment & healing

The lens settles into position — vision usually improves shortly afterwards.

Cost of ICL treatment

CHF 8,500 Fixed price for both eyes

All inclusive — from the pre-assessment to the follow-up checks. Instalment payments available.

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  • Comprehensive pre-assessment
  • ICL surgery on both eyes
  • All eye drops
  • All follow-up checks
  • Re-treatments within 10 years

No hidden costs — transparent prices.

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Or go straight for a lens exchange?

If presbyopia is setting in, a refractive lens exchange with multifocal premium lenses is often the more lasting solution — sharp vision up close, at intermediate distance and far away.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the ICL suitable for?
Mainly for people with a high prescription, thin corneas or dry eyes — where laser treatment reaches its limits. The free pre-assessment will show whether your eyes are suitable.
Can you feel or see the lens?
No. The ICL sits protected behind the iris — it cannot be felt, is not visible from the outside and requires no care.
Is the procedure reversible?
Yes. The ICL can be removed or replaced if necessary — your natural lens is preserved. That is what sets it apart from the laser methods.
Does health insurance cover the costs?
As a rule, the ICL is considered a private medical service. For this, we offer a transparent fixed price that includes all follow-up checks — and flexible instalment payments.

Find out what your eyes are capable of.

Free pre-assessment: 30 minutes, no obligation. And if your eyes aren’t suitable, we’ll tell you straight.