IOLs

If you’re considering the Light Adjustable Lens for cataract surgery, you might wonder how many office visits you’ll need. The answer depends on your eyes, but most people follow a similar schedule. Here’s what you can expect from start to finish.

If your cataract surgeon has suggested the Light Adjustable Lens, you have likely heard about the special UV-protective glasses you will need to wear as you recover. These glasses are not just an accessory; they are a key part of how your lens achieves its personalized result. Keep reading to discover how the Light Adjustable…

You chose a multifocal lens so you could read a menu, check your phone, and drive home without reaching for glasses every few minutes. Then the first week after surgery arrives, and your vision does not quite match the picture in your head. Print looks a little soft, headlights throw rings at night, and you…

Cataract surgery sets your vision for the rest of your life, which makes the lens you choose one of the more consequential decisions you will make about your eye health. Premium intraocular lens (IOL) options available today, offered during cataract surgery and lens implant procedures, go far beyond what the standard monofocal lens can do….