Blurred vision results from cataracts because they prevent light from properly passing through the lens. We will remove the clouded lens that contains the cataract if you choose to have cataract surgery and replace it with an intraocular lens implant (IOL) that functions very similarly to a natural lens. We provide multifocal cataract lenses because they can greatly enhance vision for patients with cataracts.
WHICH CATARACT LENSES ARE MULTIFOCAL?
People over the age of 40 are more likely to get cataracts as their vision begins to decline with advancing age. Your lenses may become thick, hazy, and less effective at reflecting light as a result. Uncomfortable symptoms such as halos or glare, hazy, clouded, or dim vision, or trouble seeing at night result from this. multifocal contact lens to assist in the treatment of cataracts and have years of experience doing IOL surgeries. After cataract surgery, multifocal IOLs assist in reducing or eliminating the requirement for glasses or contact lenses.
DO MULTIFOCAL IOLS MAKE SENSE?
The following are some benefits of getting multifocal IOLs:
Living an active life Some sports cannot be played while wearing glasses. With multifocal IOLs, you can engage in any activity without the use of glasses.
little or no maintenance: Cataract lenses with many focal points are placed inside the eye, so they never need to be taken out or cleaned.
decrease in the price of spectacles or contact lenses: You won’t require new glasses or contact lenses because the implanted lenses are permanent.
MULTIFOCAL IOLS: CONS
Although we do advise multifocal IOLs to our patients, there are a few drawbacks, such as:
Having trouble seeing up close: Even though it’s uncommon, patients occasionally might need to use reading glasses. This is based on their eye health before surgery and current prescription. Some varieties of multifocal lenses concentrate more on distance and intermediate vision, necessitating the usage of reading glasses for closely held reading material. Other multifocal IOLs, on the other hand, concentrate more on close near vision, necessitating the use of glasses for intermediate vision.
Only approximately 1% of our patients see halos or glares on lights after dark. Night vision. For the majority of our patients, this will eventually go away.
USE MULTIFOCAL IOLS TO IMPROVE YOUR VISION
Your eyesight can be significantly enhanced by multifocal IOL lenses used during cataract surgery. Ophthalmologists during eye check-ups assist patients in clearing up their hazy or fuzzy vision. After surgery, the majority of our patient experience considerably improved vision.
