Vitrectomy in Hassan, Karnataka

Compare hospitals and surgeons offering Vitrectomy in Hassan, Karnataka. Estimated cost: ₹60,000 – ₹2,00,000.

What is Vitrectomy?

Surgical removal of the vitreous gel from the eye to treat retinal conditions

Duration

1-2 hours

Hospital Stay

0 days

Recovery Time

2-6 weeks

Cost in Hassan, Karnataka

₹60,000 – ₹2,00,000

Anesthesia

Local

Success Rate

88%

Vitrectomy is performed for conditions affecting the vitreous gel and retina, including diabetic retinopathy with bleeding into the eye, retinal detachment, macular holes, severe eye infections (endophthalmitis), and vitreous hemorrhage from trauma or blood vessel disease.

Signs You May Need Vitrectomy

Warning signs include a sudden increase in floaters or a hazy, cloudy vitreous obscuring vision, significant vision loss or blurring, flashes of light, and in diabetic patients, progressively worsening vision from recurrent bleeding inside the eye.

Types of Vitrectomy

Modern vitrectomy is performed using small-gauge, sutureless techniques inserted through tiny incisions, replacing older larger-incision techniques, and is often combined with other treatments like laser photocoagulation, membrane peeling, or gas/oil tamponade depending on the underlying retinal problem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will my vision improve after vitrectomy?

Many patients see meaningful improvement, though the extent depends on the underlying condition and how much damage existed before surgery — your ophthalmologist can give you a realistic expectation based on your specific case.

Is vitrectomy painful?

The procedure is usually done under local anesthesia with sedation, so it isn't painful, though some discomfort and gritty sensation are common for a few days afterward.

Will I need to maintain a special head position afterward?

If a gas or oil bubble is used to hold the retina in place, specific positioning for several days may be required — your surgeon will give detailed instructions.

How long is the recovery?

Recovery generally takes 2-6 weeks, though full visual recovery, especially with gas bubbles, can take longer as the bubble gradually absorbs.

What are the risks?

Risks include cataract formation, very common after vitrectomy in adults, retinal detachment, infection, and increased eye pressure, all of which are monitored closely during follow-up visits.

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