SANUR, balitourismnow.com – Marking its first anniversary in Bali, Ciputra SMG Eye Clinic.Bali is expanding its eye care services with the introduction of cataract surgery supported by advanced medical technology.
The new service reflects the clinic’s commitment to providing more comprehensive eye care for the local community, as well as domestic and international visitors to Bali.
To mark the occasion, the clinic is also giving back to the community through a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, offering free cataract surgery to 50 underprivileged individuals in need.
The highlight of Ciputra SMG Eye Clinic Bali’s first-anniversary celebration was the ceremonial cutting of the “tumpeng” (cone-shaped yellow rice) by William Ciputra, General Manager of Ciputra Group, on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
Bringing Advanced Cataract Care to Bali
Ciputra SMG Eye Clinic Bali is a partnership between Ciputra Healthcare and Singapore Medical Group (SMG). After a year of serving the eye care needs of the Balinese community, the clinic is expanding its services to include cataract surgery.
With this new addition, patients have access to more comprehensive treatment options for vision problems caused by cataracts.
“Cataract surgery using phacoemulsification, supported by modern ultrasound technology, allows doctors to perform procedures with greater control and precision. Advanced equipment, including the New CENTURION® Vision System by ALCON and the ZEISS OPMI LUMERA 700 surgical microscope, provides detailed visualisation during procedures and helps doctors tailor their approach to each patient’s needs. The microscope also supports various eye surgery procedures, including cataract surgery, Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE), and Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) procedures. Through this expanded service, we hope to help more people receive appropriate cataract treatment and enjoy better vision,” said Dr. Ni Kompyang Rahayu, Sp.M (K), Ophthalmologist at Ciputra SMG Eye Clinic Bali, Saturday, October 10, 2026.
Turning Medical Innovation into Meaningful Impact
For Ciputra SMG Eye Clinic Bali, the first anniversary is not only an opportunity to introduce new services but also a chance to make a meaningful difference in the community. As part of the celebration, 50 underprivileged individuals in need will receive free cataract surgery.
This initiative reflects the clinic’s commitment to making eye care more accessible and helping improve people’s quality of life through better vision.
“Our first year in Bali marks an important milestone in our journey to grow and serve the community better. This year, we are not only celebrating our anniversary but also introducing cataract surgery as part of our efforts to provide more comprehensive eye care for the people of Bali, as well as domestic and international visitors to the island. We also want our presence to create a meaningful impact, which is why we are offering free cataract surgery to 50 underprivileged individuals who need it,” said William Ciputra, General Manager of Ciputra Group.
Expanding Eye Care for the Years Ahead
Ciputra SMG Eye Clinic Bali was previously known for its vision correction services, including SMILE PRO Flapless LASIK, which uses the ZEISS VisuMax 800. Unlike conventional LASIK, which involves creating a flap in the cornea, SMILE PRO is a flapless procedure, with the laser treatment taking approximately eight seconds per eye.
With the addition of cataract surgery, supported by experienced ophthalmologists and advanced equipment such as the New CENTURION® Vision System by ALCON and the ZEISS OPMI LUMERA 700 surgical microscope, the clinic is broadening its range of services to address a wider range of eye care needs in Bali.
As it enters its second year, Ciputra SMG Eye Clinic Bali will continue to develop its services by combining medical technology, clinical expertise, and a genuine commitment to the community. Guided by its tagline, “It’s Time to Unframe Your Sight!”, the clinic aims to help more people see the world more clearly and live life with greater freedom. [oko]