AL Amana Optics
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Saih Alkhor Suburb - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
UAE-licensed · Sharjah
Cataract Surgery in Sharjah
168 providers · 15–30 minutes per eye · Typically covered by insurance · Typical cost: AED 7,000· Updated March 2026
Typical cost in Sharjah
AED 7,000
From
AED 3,000
Up to
AED 14,000
Looking for cataract surgery in Sharjah? The UAE Open Healthcare Directory lists 168 eye care & ophthalmology providers in Sharjah who may offer this procedure. The typical cost is AED 7,000 (range: AED 3,000–AED 14,000). Providers below are ranked by patient ratings. All facilities are licensed by the the UAE healthcare regulator. Cataract surgery removes the clouded natural lens of the eye and replaces it with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL). It is one of the most commonly performed surgeries in the world, with a very high success rate. Phacoemulsification is the standard technique.
Duration
15–30 minutes per eye
Recovery
1–2 weeks (most activities), 4–6 weeks (full)
Insurance
Typically covered
Regulator
UAE-licensed
UAE comparison
Cataract Surgery — pricing across the UAE.
| City | From | Typical | Up to | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai | AED 5,000 | AED 10,000 | AED 20,000 | View |
| Abu Dhabi | AED 4,500 | AED 9,000 | AED 18,000 | View |
| SharjahYou’re here | AED 3,000 | AED 7,000 | AED 14,000 | Viewing |
| Ajman | AED 3,000 | AED 6,500 | AED 12,000 | View |
| Ras Al Khaimah | AED 3,500 | AED 7,000 | AED 13,000 | View |
| Fujairah | AED 3,500 | AED 6,500 | AED 12,000 | View |
| Umm Al Quwain | AED 3,000 | AED 6,000 | AED 11,000 | View |
| Al Ain | AED 3,500 | AED 7,500 | AED 14,000 | View |
Eye Care & Ophthalmology in Sharjah
Providers offering Cataract Surgery.
AL Amana Optics 1
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Saih Alkhor Suburb - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
AL Amin Opticals
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Zamil Building، Clock tower - Shop No.1 - R/A Al Zahra'a St - Al Naba'a - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
AL Amin Opticals LLC 3
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Al Wahda St - Industrial Areas - Industrial Area - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
AL Amin Opticals LLC 4
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Al Wahda St - Industrial Areas - Industrial Area - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
AL Aqsa Optics
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Al Naba'a - Al Nabba - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
AL Asdiqaa Opticals
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Shaikha azza Building - Samnan - Halwan - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
AL Baraha Opticals
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
S107 - ميسلون - حلوان - الشارقة - United Arab Emirates
AL Bashiq Opticals
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Ajman Markets Cooperative Society - Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Street - Al Jerf 1 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates
AL Bashiq Optics
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Ajman Markets Cooperative Society - Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Street - Al Jerf 1 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates
AL Falah Optics
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Al Wahda St - Industrial Areas - Industrial Area - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
AL Falah Optics LLC - Shj 1
Eye Care & Ophthalmology
Al Wahda St - Industrial Areas - Industrial Area - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
What to expect
Your cataract surgery day.
The eye is numbed with drops. A tiny incision is made, and ultrasound energy breaks up the cloudy lens. The fragments are suctioned out and a new IOL is inserted. The incision self-seals. Each eye is done separately, usually 1–2 weeks apart. Surgery takes 15–30 minutes.
Anaesthesia: Local anaesthesia is typically used.
Insurance
What your plan covers.
Typically covered
Cataract surgery is medically necessary and covered by most UAE insurance plans including Daman basic. Pre-authorisation is required. Standard monofocal IOLs are covered; premium multifocal or toric IOLs may incur an out-of-pocket upgrade fee of AED 3,000–8,000.
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Questions
About cataract surgery in Sharjah.
FAQ
Where can I get cataract surgery in Sharjah?
There are 168 ophthalmology providers in Sharjah listed in the UAE Open Healthcare Directory that may offer cataract surgery. Browse providers below to compare by rating, insurance acceptance, and services. All data from official the UAE healthcare regulator registers.
How much does cataract surgery cost in Sharjah?
Cataract Surgery in Sharjah costs AED 3,000 to AED 14,000, with a typical price of AED 7,000. Pricing depends on facility type (government vs. private vs. premium), doctor experience, and clinical complexity. For detailed pricing, see our pricing page.
Does insurance cover cataract surgery in Sharjah?
Cataract surgery is medically necessary and covered by most UAE insurance plans including Daman basic. Pre-authorisation is required. Standard monofocal IOLs are covered; premium multifocal or toric IOLs may incur an out-of-pocket upgrade fee of AED 3,000–8,000.
How long does cataract surgery take?
Cataract Surgery typically takes 15–30 minutes per eye. Recovery time is 1–2 weeks (most activities), 4–6 weeks (full). Local anaesthesia is typically used.
What should I look for when choosing a provider for cataract surgery in Sharjah?
When choosing a provider for cataract surgery in Sharjah, consider: (1) patient ratings and review volume — higher-rated providers with more reviews indicate consistent quality, (2) insurance acceptance — check if the provider accepts your plan, (3) years of operation — established facilities signal clinical experience, (4) verify the provider is licensed by the the UAE healthcare regulator. All providers listed below are verified against official government registers.
Is cataract surgery available in other UAE cities?
Yes, cataract surgery is available in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain, Al Ain. Sharjah's typical price is AED 7,000. Compare prices and providers across cities using the table below.
Disclaimer: Pricing is indicative and based on DOH Mandatory Tariff methodology and market-observed ranges. Actual costs depend on facility type, clinical complexity, and insurance coverage. Always confirm pricing directly with the provider. Provider data is sourced from official the UAE healthcare regulator registers, last verified March 2026.