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Choosing the Right Multifocal Replacement Lens

A new generation of replacement lenses: Crystalens, ReSTOR & ReZoom

A new generation of advanced multifocal lenses corrects for presbyopia (loss of reading vision), as well as cataracts, giving you the ability to focus on things at varying distances. These replacement lenses provide a range of vision from near to far, allowing you a better chance of leaving your glasses and contacts behind.

As with all replacement lens options, Dr. Hollingshead can evaluate your vision and determine whether presbyopia-correcting lenses are the best choice for your lifestyle.

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Crystalens ®

What would it be like to once again be able to read the small print of a phone book, recognize a friend’s face from across the room, or read a highway sign in the distance?

The FDA-approved Crystalens multifocal implant replaces the natural lens and works in conjunction with the eye’s own muscles. This amazing advanced-technology lens accommodates (flexes) to provide sharper, seamless vision without corrective bifocals or laser surgery. In clinical trials, 100 percent of Crystalens recipients could see their computer and dashboard, read prices in the supermarket, or put on makeup, and 98 percent could pass their driver’s test.

Call our office to schedule a consultation and learn how Crystalens’ remarkable advanced technology may give you clear, seamless, rejuvenated vision.

ReSTOR ®

Are you looking for a wide range of quality vision?

The revolutionary ReSTOR multifocal replacement lens provides quality vision in any type of lighting by working with the eye’s pupil to allocate light for optimal vision at near, intermediate, and far distances. The result? Very good intermediate vision and excellent vision at near and far distances. In fact, 80 percent of these patients reported never needing glasses following implantation in both eyes.

Tecnis®

Is it possible to achieve a full range of vision…without glasses?

The design of the Tecnis directs light in different ways, depending on different zones in the lens. This design makes it possible for many patients to function comfortably without glasses at near, intermediate, and far distances. Patients reported improved vision and reading speeds under both low and bright lighting conditions. Eighty-eight percent of patients receiving the Tecnis lens reported that they no longer required glasses, and 94% of them said that they would choose this lens again.