RESTOR®
Finally, the opportunity for freedom from reading glasses and bifocals.
Until recently, life without reading glasses or bifocals wasn't an option for most cataract patients. You now have that option. The AcrySof® IQ ReSTOR® IOLIntraocular lens (IOL): An artificial lens that is implanted in the eye during cataract surgery to replace the eye's clouded crystalline lens. is a unique technological innovation that can provide you with enhanced image quality and a full range of vision – near, far and everywhere in-between – for increased independence from reading glasses or bifocals!
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CRYSTALENS®
What is the Crystalens HD?
The Crystalens HD is an intraocular lens (IOL) that is implanted in the eye following cataract surgery. Unlike a standard cataract replacement lens, this lens is designed to mimic the natural human lens and allow the patient to focus on objects at all distances, reducing or eliminating a patient's need for glasses.
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TECNIS® MULTIFOCAL LENS
The advanced TECNIS® Multifocal is an implantable lens that significantly improves vision after cataract surgery and corrects presbyopia. Designed to help you regain younger vision and be free of glasses, the TECNIS® Multifocal Lens can provide you with high-quality vision at all distances and in all lighting conditions—even in dim light.
If you enjoy activities such as reading, boating, quilting, playing golf, sightseeing, or surfing the Internet, the TECNIS® Multifocal Lens allows you to lead an active lifestyle.
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Toric® Astigmatism Correcting IOLs
In addition to treating the cataract, some IOLs can also correct astigmatism at the time of surgery. These lenses will minimize the need for distance vision glasses after surgery. One such IOL that has gained widespread popularity is the Alcon® AcrySof® IQ Toric IOL (made specifically to address cataracts with astigmatism).
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FAQ's
Will I still need to wear my glasses?
Most patients who have the new Crystalens AO implanted during cataract surgery are able to function at all distances including near vision without the need for glasses. However, some patients may still need the aid of reading glasses to read extremely small print or in dim light.
How long after surgery until I can see my best?
Most patients will see clearly within a day after cataract surgery. This good vision will continue to improve during the next few weeks. Healing time, however, may vary from patient to patient.
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