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Premium Lenses

There are many intraocular lens options available. Mr Kumar will guide you in choosing the most appropriate option based on your lifestyle and expectations.

    • Optimised for distance vision

    • Reading glasses are usually required

    • This is the lens implant for NHS patient

    • This type of lens will not correct your astigmatism and you may require distance glasses

    • Designed to correct astigmatism as well as distance vision

    • Improves clarity and reduces dependence on glasses

    • Excellent for distance and intermediate vision - over 95% of people are very happy

    • Minimal visual side effects (less haloes and glare at night)

    • Reading glasses are still needed for fine print

    • This type of lens reduces the need for distance, intermediate and reading glasses and hence, are very popular

    • Multifocal lenses work best when inserted in both eyes

    • They are good for active lifestyles

    • Trade-offs may include:

    o Glare and halos at night, which can be bothersome while driving (up to 10% of patients)

    o Slightly reduced sharpness or contrast in low light for some individuals

    o Some patients take a few weeks to months to adjust to them

    • Designed to correct astigmatism as well as distance, intermediate and near vision.

    • Improves clarity and reduces dependence on glasses

Further Information

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