You Can't Hide from Presbyopia, but There Are Treatment Options
Presbyopia is the polite way of saying, "You're old and you need reading glasses." Even if you are in great physical shape, presbyopia will find you.
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The Unaging Eye – Getting Older Doesn’t Have to Mean Losing Your Vision
First, it became more difficult for you to see the road clearly while driving at night. Then, as you read the newspaper each morning, the text seemed as if it were becoming smaller and fuzzier. And the last time you went out for dinner, you blamed the dim lights for your inability to read the menu.
Eye Care Guide for Adults
As we age, our eyes become more at risk for medical problems, making routine eye care just as important for adults as it is for children. Find out more about common adult eye problems and treatments experienced by adults.
Intraocular Lens Prices
The cost of a lens implant may be a determining factor in your decision of whether or not to have IOL surgery. We have provided information on intraocular lens prices, financing options, and other cost related factors to consider when making your decision.
Choosing an IOL Surgeon
Learn how to choose an IOL surgeon, including important factors to consider when selecting your ophthalmologist. To find a qualified IOL surgeon in your area, visit our directory of ophthalmologists who have extensive experience in IOL surgery.
IOL Benefits
Cataracts and presbyopia are a natural part of growing older, but the decline in vision they cause does not have to detract from the enjoyment of later years. The outstanding benefits of intraocular lenses have improved the lives of millions of people around the world.
IOL Risks
Although millions of people have successfully undergone IOL surgery, risks do exist. Before you have an IOL vision correction procedure, be sure that you understand the risks involved and discuss any concerns you have with your DocShop ophthalmologist.
Intraocular Lenses - Frequently Asked Questions
Intraocular lenses have restored vision for millions of people suffering from cataracts or presbyopia. Our IOL FAQ page provides answers to questions that patients frequently ask their DocShop ophthalmologist about this excellent vision correction solution.
Am I a Candidate for Intraocular Lenses?
Intraocular lenses provide excellent vision correction for those suffering from cataracts or presbyopia. Contact a DocShop ophthalmologist today to determine if you are a good candidate for this extraordinary vision correction solution.
IOL Eye Surgery Procedures
Intraocular lens surgery helps those suffering from cataracts or presbyopia to improve their vision dramatically. Use DocShop's extensive listings to find an expert ophthalmologist in your area and learn more about how this excellent procedure can help you or a loved one.
Intraocular Lens Implant Types
An intraocular lens (IOL) implant can be used to correct vision. New generation multifocal IOLs have the ability to correct vision at all distances. To learn more about intraocular lens surgery or the types of IOL available, use the DocShop directory to find an ophthalmologist near you.
Intraocular Lenses
Monofocal or Multifocal IOLs (intraocular lens implants) can correct the vision of those who suffer from cataracts or presbyopia (age-related farsightedness). Multifocal intraocular lenses are designed to correct both near and far vision. Find an intraocular lens implant surgeon near you.
Presbyopia Treatments
There are several presbyopia treatment options available for people suffering from age-related farsightedness.
Presbyopia
Although presbyopia (age-related farsightedness) cannot be prevented, it is important to diagnose the condition early on in order to successfully treat its symptoms.
LASIK Over 40
If you are over 40 or fast approaching, there are things to consider when contemplating LASIK. As you add birthdays, there are changes in the eyes that cause the eyes to decline in ability to focus from far to near. This progressive inability to focus is called presbyopia.
TECNIS™ IOL
The TECNIS™ IOL can restore vision for cataract patients to a clarity not experienced since they were young adults. Learn why the unique design of the TECNIS™ IOL makes it the only intraocular lens approved by the FDA.
ReZoom™ IOL Lenses
ReZoom™ lenses are a safe and effective solution for cataracts and other vision ailments. Use this page to learn more about the ReZoom™ IOL lens and the problems and benefits associated with this treatment.
Acrysof® ReSTOR® Intraocular Lenses
The AcrySof® ReSTOR® IOL offers cataract patients the benefit of reducing or eliminating their need for glasses after lens replacement surgery. Learn more about the benefits and risks of ReSTOR® intraocular lenses.
Crystalens®
Learn about how crystalens® implants can restore healthy vision. Crystalens® success lies in its ability to accommodate near and far vision in the same way as your natural crystalline lens.