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Multifocal Lens Implants

Presbyopia is the condition in which the lens in the eye hardens and loses the ability to focus from distance to near. This condition will eventually affect everyone. A multifocal IOL is an intraocular lens that can restore both distance and near vision, offering the possibilities of little or no dependency on glasses. Some advanced technology implants are designed to provide a full range of vision—near and far. Medicare and private insurance provide basic coverage and allow you to pay for the upgrade, if you choose to do so. After a multifocal IOL, many patients never need glasses again for any activities. Those who do need glasses typically need them only for certain tasks. The goal is to significantly decrease your dependence on glasses. There is an additional cost for this intraocular lens.

Some eye disorders may disqualify you as a candidate for the multifocal lens technology. Any problem with the cornea or retina significantly reduces the quality of vision with this lens implant. Your doctor will perform a thorough evaluation at your pre-op appointment to determine your candidacy. If it is determined that you are a candidate for the presbyopia correcting (multifocal) lens, we can discuss payment options that can make this affordable for most patients.

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