What Lensesto Choose

This will only fix issues in one segment of your visual range (usually distance vision) and are used for patients who do not mind continuing to use glasses for specific tasks such as reading.

This corrects short-sightedness/long-sightedness and presbyopia at the same time and therefore can potentially eliminate the need for glasses altogether.

A new trifocal lens implant that offers near, intermediate and distance vision, is revolutionizing the treatment of cataracts.

The goal of multifocal intraocular lenses (IOLs) was to provide clear and comfortable vision to patients at all viewing distances; this is often difficult to achieve.

The trifocal implant has the advantage of offering clear intermediate as well as distance and near vision with minimal glare and haloes at night. The trifocal intraocular lens were designed such that the dioptric power of the near focal point was twice the dioptric power of the intermediate focal point.

Advantages

• Outstanding intermediate visual acuity
• High resolution under all light conditions

Toric Lens

Astigmatism is a common condition of the eye that can cause blurry vision unless it is corrected with glasses or contact lenses. Until recently, glasses would be prescribed after cataract surgery to correct any pre-existing astigmatism.

Now, we can permanently correct astigmatism at the time of cataract surgery with a Toric lens implant. This astigmatism-correcting lens allows an eye with astigmatism to achieve good distance vision with significantly less dependence on glasses.

EDoF (Extended Depth of Focus) intraocular lenses use an advanced optical technology that allows to increase the range of focus compared to standard monofocal types. In this way, EDoF solutions enable clear eyesight ranging from far up to intermediate distances, like a computer monitor.