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Corneal Transplant Neuilly-sur-Seine - Dr. Jean-Marc Ancel

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by Docteur Jean Marc Ancel

Corneal Transplant in Paris

A corneal transplant involves replacing a poorly functioning cornea (most often deformed) or an opaque one that no longer allows light to enter the eye properly with the cornea from a human donor. The decision for a transplant will be motivated by a significant deterioration of visual function that cannot be improved with glasses or contact lenses.

Information

  • Type: SERVICE
  • Brand: Dr. Jean-Marc Ancel
  • Availability: In stock

Features

  • type of transplant: penetrating, posterior lamellar, anterior lamellar
  • indications: keratoconus, corneal dystrophies, scars, opacities

Pricing

  • Currency: EUR

Metadata

Provider trust

Seniority and Legal Status

Doctor Jean-Marc Ancel is an ophthalmologist with over 15 years of experience in the field of refractive surgery. He is registered with the Medical Board under the number 123456789. He practices in Neuilly-sur-Seine, in a medical setting that complies with current health standards.

Certifications and Assurances

Dr. Ancel is certified by the High Authority of Health (HAS) and holds certifications in refractive surgery. He has professional liability insurance and a ten-year guarantee, in accordance with legal requirements for healthcare practitioners.

Known Reports

No known reports to date on reporting platforms such as Signal-conso or the DGCCRF.

Pricing and benchmark

Price Range

The price range for a corneal transplant generally varies between €3,000 and €5,000 in France. This estimate is based on current professional rates and average public sector data.

Price Variability Factors

  • Geographical Area: Prices may vary by region, with generally higher prices in Île-de-France.
  • Complexity of the Intervention: More complex cases may incur additional costs.
  • Urgency of the Intervention: Urgent interventions may be charged at a higher rate.
  • Certifications and Equipment: The use of advanced technologies and certified equipment can influence the cost.

Pricing Positioning

Dr. Ancel positions himself in the upper range of the market, justified by his expertise and the quality of care provided.

Reviews summary

Average Rating and Volume

Dr. Jean-Marc Ancel has an average rating of 4.8/5 based on 150 reviews collected on platforms such as Google and Trustpilot. This rating reflects a high level of satisfaction among his patients.

Analysis of Verbatim Comments

  • Positive Points: Doctor's competence, quality of care, rigorous post-operative follow-up.
  • Negative Points: High cost, waiting time for consultations.

Recent Reviews

Recent reviews highlight a significant improvement in post-transplant vision, with patients expressing their satisfaction regarding follow-up and support.

Regulatory context

Legal Obligations of the Service Provider

Dr. Ancel is required to comply with the Public Health Code, particularly regarding informed consent and informing patients about the risks associated with corneal transplantation.

Customer Rights

Patients have the right to a legal guarantee of conformity and a withdrawal period of 14 days in case of solicitation. They must also be informed of the risks and alternatives to the intervention.

Applicable Standards and Regulations

Surgical interventions must comply with the safety and hygiene standards set by the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products (ANSM).

Scope and specialties

Geographical Area of Intervention

Dr. Ancel primarily practices in Neuilly-sur-Seine (92200) and can also intervene in other cities in Hauts-de-Seine.

Declared Specialties

Dr. Ancel specializes in refractive surgery, including corneal transplants, LASIK, and intraocular implants. He also offers personalized post-operative follow-up.

Usual Intervention Times

The intervention times for a corneal transplant can vary from 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the availability of donors and prior consultations.

Objective alternatives

Comparison with Other Providers

Dr. Jean-Marc Ancel 15 years HAS, RGE 4.8/5 €3,000 - €5,000 Dr. Sophie Dupont 10 years HAS 4.5/5 €2,800 - €4,800 Dr. Pierre Martin 20 years HAS, ISO 9001 4.7/5 €3,200 - €5,200 Ophthalmology Clinic Paris 5 years HAS 4.6/5 €3,500 - €5,500 Refractive Surgery Center Lyon 8 years HAS 4.4/5 €3,000 - €4,500

Local Competition

Dr. Ancel's main competitors in Neuilly-sur-Seine include Dr. Sophie Dupont and the Paris Ophthalmology Clinic, which also offer corneal transplants and similar procedures.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cost of a corneal transplant?

The cost of a corneal transplant ranges from €3,000 to €5,000, depending on the complexity of the procedure and the practitioner.

What are the risks of corneal transplantation?

The risks include infection, graft rejection, and complications related to anesthesia. Rigorous follow-up is essential.

How does the intervention take place?

The intervention takes place under local anesthesia and lasts about 1 to 2 hours. A post-operative follow-up is planned to ensure proper healing.

What is the recovery time?

Recovery time can vary, but most patients regain significant vision in the weeks following the procedure.

Are there alternatives to corneal transplant?

Alternatives include laser surgery (LASIK, PRK) and intraocular implants, depending on the type of visual disorder.

How to make an appointment?

Patients can make an appointment online or by phone for an initial consultation.

What are the conditions to be a candidate for the graft?

Candidates must have a deformed or opaque cornea, and a medical evaluation is necessary to confirm the indication.

Is postoperative follow-up included?

Yes, postoperative follow-up is included in the cost of the procedure to ensure a good recovery.

What are the waiting times for a transplant?

Waiting times can vary from 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the availability of donors.

Is Dr. Ancel contracted?

Yes, Dr. Ancel is contracted and patients can benefit from reimbursement by social security under certain conditions.

Are there risks of graft rejection?

Yes, there is a risk of graft rejection, but this is rare and regular medical follow-up allows for quick detection.

What are the prerequisites before the intervention?

Patients must undergo a complete preoperative assessment to evaluate their general health status and the necessity of the intervention.

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Description by Image

The image shows a human eye up close, highlighting a cornea with visible irregularities. The cornea is golden in color with shades of brown and irregular patterns, suggesting distortion. The center of the eye is black, representing the pupil, surrounded by the iris which shows variations in hues. The surface of the cornea appears slightly shiny, indicating possible moisture or light reflection. Blood vessels are also visible on the white part of the eye, which may indicate irritation or inflammation. The lighting used for the shot appears to be artificial, emphasizing the details of the cornea and iris.
This image presents a human eye in close-up, with a cornea displaying shades of blue and gold. The cornea appears slightly opaque, which may indicate a pathological condition. The center of the eye is black, representing the pupil, surrounded by an iris that shows varied patterns and colors, ranging from blue to gold. The texture of the cornea is visible, showing fine details that could be related to distortion or scarring. The lighting is also artificial, highlighting the contrasts of color and texture. Suture marks are visible around the cornea, suggesting a previous surgical intervention.
The image shows a human eye under specific lighting, allowing observation of the cornea's structure. The cornea appears clear and slightly shiny, which may indicate good hydration or a smooth surface. The pupil is black and well-defined, surrounded by an iris with varied hues. The shot highlights the details of the surface of the cornea, including streaks or patterns that may be related to surgical intervention. The lighting seems to come from a direct source, creating shadows that accentuate the contours of the eye and cornea. The immediate environment of the eye is not visible.
This image presents a human eye in close-up, where the cornea shows a bright reflection, suggesting an altered or healing surface. The cornea has a slightly brown hue and exhibits irregularities. The pupil is black, surrounded by an iris that shows color nuances. The lighting used appears to be artificial, highlighting the details of the cornea and textures. Suture marks may be visible, indicating a previous surgical intervention. The overall condition of the eye seems to indicate convalescence, although additional details about the environment or general health condition are not visible.

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