Implantable contact lens research — The Eyeclinic by Dr Cheryl Lee

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A page from a newspaper featuring an article titled "Seeing the world with new eyes" about Dr. Cheryl Lee, a Singaporean ophthalmologist, with a photo of her in a red dress standing outside a clinic.

Newspaper article titled 'Better vision and eye health' from The Straits Times, dated May 25, 2016, featuring a photo of a smiling woman with glasses and a women's health specialist with short gray hair.

An article from The Straits Times titled 'Causes and prevention of dry eyes,' dated February 22, 2017, with an image of Dr. Cheryl Lee of The EyeClinic wearing a white shirt and glasses, smiling, and holding a medical instrument in her right hand.

Certificate awarded to Dr. Cheryl Lee for Best Paper of Session at the STAAR Surgical 2nd Visian ICL APAC Experts Symposium in Shanghai, China, March 11-13, 2016.

Close-up of a human eye with informational text about implantable lenses as an alternative to LASIK for vision correction.

A woman in a red dress sitting next to an ophthalmic equipment in a clinical setting.

ICL was chosen as the revolutionary product, superior to Lasik

A newspaper page with two sections. The top section discusses better vision and eye health, featuring a woman with eye strain and a visible eye clinic. The bottom section promotes a public talk about implantable contact lenses, showing elderly indivi

An interior page of a magazine or brochure titled "Better vision and eye health", with a photo of a woman with black hair, wearing a white blouse, holding her glasses in her right hand, and pinching her nose bridge with her left hand. The page contai

A newspaper top section titled 'Doctor is in' featuring an article about reversible vision correction, with a photo of a person wearing ski goggles and a winter jacket, standing on snow with ski equipment.

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A woman at an eye exam with an optometrist, using a phoropter, in a clinical setting.

A woman in a red dress is sitting at an eye examination table, smiling, while a doctor looks into her eye with an ophthalmic instrument in a clinic setting.

Cover of Global Health and Travel magazine, July 2016, featuring a trophy for the GHT Awards 2016. The trophy has a modern design with a sphere on top and a curved metallic structure. The magazine recognizes the best hospitals and specialty providers

The advantages of Implantable Contact Lenses (ICL)

ICL does not alter the shape of the cornea, unlike laser procedures, which affect the corneal tissue. The eye’s natural lens is not replaced. The ICL simply lies under the iris and above the natural

Close-up of a human eye with graphic overlay showing laser alignment for eye surgery, accompanied by informational text about implantable contact lenses.

Russians fly into Singapore for the ICL procedure and take the chance of staying in Singapore as tourists for a week. By word of mouth , the good results of ICL have spread far and wide.

THE Ulaanbaatar POST (MONGOLIA) MAY 2013.The EyeClinic has put Singapore on the ICL map with many Mongolians coming to SG for the procedure. Dr Lee was invited to Mongolia to educate on eye health. The EyeClinic also performed free eye checks on more

Icl as the better than Lasik because of no dry eyes and reversibilty

A Chinese-language newspaper article about permanent cosmetic eye implants, featuring a woman inserting a contact lens with her finger, a portrait of a woman, and a close-up of an eye with a finger near the eye.

A page from a medical publication discussing Implantable Contact Lenses (ICL), their features, benefits, and comparison to laser refractive surgery, including an optometric eye chart showing high-definition vision with ICL.

An ultrasound image showing the sulcus-to-sulcus measurement performed during pre-operative evaluation for ICL.

Dr lee’s ICL experience

THe eyeclinic by dr cheryl lee