Advanced Cataract Surgery
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Cross Section of a LensShowing the Development of a Cataract |
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Basic or Advanced Cataract Surgery?Basic BASIC cataract surgery corrects vision for one distance (usually distant vision). However, glasses or contacts are needed for good near or intermediate vision. The cost of cataract surgery with a basic implant is covered by Medicare and private insurance companies. |
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The size of a multifocal lens when seen beside a standard #2 pencil and paper clip |
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Advanced Lifestyle ChoicesPREMIUM IOL CHOICES: Advanced cataract surgery with premium IOL selections can correct vision for a more complete range of good vision including near, intermediate and distant and better night vision. Advanced cataract surgery options let you customize your vision to meet your lifestyle needs. The cost of some advanced selections are not completely covered by Medicare or private insurance. Monovision A technique where an IOL of one power is placed in one eye for distant vision and another IOL of a different power is placed in the other eye to provide near vision. Multifocal IOLs Multifocal lens implants provide good distance vision but differ from one style to another in their ability to correct either near, intermediate or night vision. To get the best results, patients must first make a careful evaluation of their visual needs before selecting their custom premium IOL solution. |
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Multifocal IOLs and Lifestyle Choices |
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Normal Vision Intermediate Vision Distance Vision | |||||||||||
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Aspheric IOLs provide improved contrast sensitivity for better vision in low light conditions like night driving. |
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