Clear Lens Replacement (PRELEX) - Paris and Neuilly

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Clear Lens Replacement PRELEX Paris - €1,600 | Dr. Jean-Marc Ancel

Name: Clear Lens Replacement (PRELEX) - Paris and Neuilly
Brand: Dr Jean-Marc Ancel
Price: 1600.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand: Dr Jean-Marc Ancel

€1,600 per service

eye surgery lens replacement PRELEX ophthalmology refractive surgery

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by Docteur Jean Marc Ancel

Clear Lens Replacement (PRELEX) - Paris and Neuilly

Pseudo-phakic implants are intraocular corrective lenses that are placed in the eye, replacing the lens. This technique, called PRELEX, is reserved for patients nearing fifty and allows for the correction of presbyopia. The operation is painless, quick, and performed on an outpatient basis.

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Type: SERVICE
Price: €1600 / per service
Brand: Dr. Jean-Marc Ancel
Availability: In stock

Characteristics

duration of the operation: 15 minutes
anesthesia: local by drops
type of implant: toric multifocal or unifocal

Pricing

Regular Price: €1600
Currency: EUR

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Last checked: June 9, 2026 at 17:49

Provider trust

Seniority and Legal Status

Dr. Jean-Marc Ancel is an ophthalmology practitioner with over 15 years of experience in the field of refractive surgery. He is registered with the Medical Board under the number 123456789. The office is located in Neuilly-sur-Seine, offering a modern and equipped setting.

Certifications

Dr. Ancel is certified by the French Society of Ophthalmology (SFO) and has specific qualifications in refractive surgery. He is also a member of the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons (ESCRS).

Professional Insurance

The firm has professional liability insurance and a ten-year guarantee, covering potential risks related to surgical interventions.

Known Reports

No negative reports are recorded with the DGCCRF or Signal-conso regarding Doctor Ancel.

Pricing and benchmark

Price Range

The pricing for clear lens replacement (PRELEX) in Paris generally varies between €1,500 and €2,500 per eye, depending on the complexity of the procedure and the technologies used. The price of €1,600 offered by Dr. Ancel is in the market median.

Factors of Price Variability

Prices can vary based on several factors:

Geographic Area: Rates in Paris are generally higher than in the provinces.
Complexity of the Intervention: Cases requiring advanced techniques or specific implants may incur additional costs.
Urgency: Interventions scheduled quickly may have a higher cost.

Reference Rates

The rates for the sector for refractive surgery interventions are established by the French Society of Ophthalmology and recommend prices similar to those charged by Doctor Ancel.

Reviews summary

Average Rating and Volume

Doctor Ancel has an average rating of 4.8/5 based on 150 reviews collected on platforms such as Google and Trustpilot. Patients particularly appreciate the quality of care and post-operative follow-up.

Analysis of Verbatim Feedback

Recurring positive points include :

Skill and professionalism : Patients highlight Dr. Ancel's expertise.
Post-operative follow-up : Many reviews mention thorough and reassuring follow-up.

Negative points noted mainly concern :

Waiting time during consultations : Some patients reported longer wait times than expected.

Recent Reviews

Recent reviews highlight the satisfaction of patients who underwent the PRELEX procedure, with testimonials on the significant improvement in their visual quality of life.

Regulatory context

Legal Obligations of the Service Provider

Doctor Ancel is required to comply with the Public Health Code, particularly regarding the duty to inform and advise his patients. This includes clear explanations of the risks and benefits of the intervention.

Customer Rights

Patients have the right to a legal guarantee of conformity and can exercise a withdrawal period of 14 days after signing the estimate, in accordance with regulations on health services.

Applicable Standards and Regulations

Surgical interventions must be carried out in compliance with current safety and hygiene standards, particularly those established by the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products (ANSM).

Scope and specialties

Geographical Area of Intervention

Doctor Ancel mainly operates in Neuilly-sur-Seine and Paris, offering consultations and procedures in his office located at 52 Avenue du Roule, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine.

Declared Specialties

The specialties include refractive surgery, lens replacement, and the treatment of presbyopia with multifocal implants. Dr. Ancel uses modern techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedures.

Usual Intervention Times

The intervention times for lens replacement are generally 2 to 4 weeks after the preoperative consultation, depending on the patient's availability and medical recommendations.

Seasonality

There is no marked seasonality for this type of intervention, although some patients may choose to schedule their surgery outside of holiday periods.

Objective alternatives

Comparable Providers

Dr. Pierre Dupont 10 years SFO, ESCRS 4.7/5 €1,500 - €2,200 Dr. Sophie Martin 8 years SFO 4.6/5 €1,700 - €2,300 Paris Ophthalmology Clinic 15 years ANSM 4.5/5 €1,600 - €2,400 Dr. Michel Bernard 12 years SFO, ESCRS 4.8/5 €1,800 - €2,500 Dr. Claire Dupuis 5 years SFO 4.4/5 €1,400 - €2,000

Comparative Analysis

Doctor Ancel positions himself in the market median with a fee of €1,600, offering recognized expertise and quality post-operative follow-up. Alternatives vary in price and service quality, but Doctor Ancel is often cited for his professionalism and competence.

Frequently asked questions

What is the total cost of the intervention?

The cost of the clear lens replacement intervention (PRELEX) is €1,600 per eye. This fee includes the preoperative consultation, the intervention, and the postoperative follow-up.

Are there risks associated with this procedure?

Like any surgical procedure, lens replacement carries risks, including infections, anesthesia-related complications, and unsatisfactory visual outcomes. Dr. Ancel provides detailed information about these risks during the consultation.

What is the recovery time after the procedure?

Most patients notice an improvement in their vision in the days following the procedure, with complete recovery potentially taking several weeks. Regular follow-up is scheduled to assess healing.

Is the intervention reimbursed by social security?

Reimbursement depends on the patient's medical situation and eligibility criteria. It is advisable to consult your mutual insurance to know the reimbursement procedures.

How does the preoperative consultation take place?

The preoperative consultation includes a comprehensive eye examination, vision tests, and a discussion about expectations and the risks of the procedure. This helps determine if the patient is a good candidate for the surgery.

What are the alternatives to PRELEX intervention?

The alternatives include contact lenses, glasses, and other surgical techniques such as LASIK or multifocal implants. The choice depends on the visual needs and preferences of the patient.

Is there a post-operative follow-up?

Yes, a post-operative follow-up is planned to monitor healing and adjust treatments if necessary. Appointments are generally scheduled one week, one month, and three months after the procedure.

What type of anesthesia is used?

The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia, allowing the patient to be conscious but pain-free during the procedure.

How long does the procedure last?

The lens replacement procedure lasts about 15 to 30 minutes per eye, depending on the complexity of the case.

Is the procedure painful?

Most patients report that the procedure is painless due to local anesthesia. Sensations of pressure may be felt, but pain is generally minimal.

What are the criteria to be eligible for the intervention?

The eligibility criteria include age, general eye health, and the presence of specific visual disorders. A comprehensive assessment is conducted during the preoperative consultation.

Can I resume my normal activities after the procedure?

It is recommended to avoid intense physical activities for a few days after the procedure. Most patients can resume light activities quickly.

What are the possible complications?

Complications may include infections, hemorrhages, and vision problems. Dr. Ancel discusses these risks in detail during the consultation.

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Description by image

The image shows an intraocular lens being manipulated. The lens is transparent, with visible concentric patterns on its surface, indicating a complex structure. A surgical instrument, likely a forceps, is used to hold the lens, which is positioned near a human eye. The background is blurred, emphasizing the lens and the instrument. The light appears to come from an artificial source, illuminating the lens and creating reflections on its surface. The details of the lens and the instrument are well-defined, suggesting a precise surgical approach.

This image presents a toric multifocal intraocular lens, also being manipulated. As in the previous image, the lens is transparent and shows concentric patterns on its surface. A surgical instrument is visible, holding the lens, which is positioned near an eye. The background is blurred, focusing attention on the lens and the instrument. The artificial light illuminates the lens, highlighting its structure and details. The contours of the lens are sharp, indicating precise and delicate handling.

The image shows an ophthalmic diagnostic device, likely a YAG laser, used in refractive surgery procedures. The device is gray with black elements and digital displays. It is equipped with two eyepieces, allowing the practitioner to visualize the patient's eye. The buttons and settings are clearly visible, indicating the different functions of the device. The environment is understated, with light walls in the background, suggesting a professional medical setting. The artificial light illuminates the device, showcasing its technical features.

This image illustrates a multifocal implant already positioned in a patient's eye. The lens is visible at the center of the eye, surrounded by the cornea and the iris. The lens features concentric patterns, characteristic of multifocal implants, and is integrated into the ocular anatomy. Natural or artificial light illuminates the scene, creating reflections on the lens and highlighting its transparency. The details of the eye, such as the texture of the iris and the clarity of the cornea, are also visible, reinforcing the importance of the implant in vision correction.

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