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LASIK
03:32
This DocShop Education segment provides information about LASIK.
ICL-Implantable Contact Lenses
00:52
Implantable contact lenses are a great alternative to LASIK for some patients.
Intacs
00:48
Intacs are implanted in the cornea to improve vision.
Intralasik
00:52
Intralasik is a laser vision correction option.
IOL-Intraocular Lenses
01:06
Intraocular lenses are the latest in vision correction options.
LASIK- About
01:16
LASIK is a popular new way to correct your vision using an excimer laser.
Epi-LASIK
00:54
Epi-LASIK is an alternative vision correction option.
LASIK- Custom
00:45
LASIK is customized to your eye for maximum benefits.
LASIK-Benefits
00:57
The benefit of LASIK is being glasses and contacts free.
LASIK Candidacy
00:40
Candidates for LASIK must meet requirements.
LASIK-Choose a Surgeon
00:58
Choosing a LASIK Surgeon is an important factor.
Cataract Eye Surgery
00:59
Cataracts are easily removed with the latest procedures.
CK-Conductive Keratoplasty
01:19
Conductive keratoplasty treats mild and moderate far-sightedness.
LASEK
00:53
LASEK offers outstanding results and improved safety.
LASIK-Cost
00:59
The cost of LASIK varies, depending on the procedure.
LASIK- FAQ
01:09
Answers to frequently asked LASIK questions.
LASIK-Excimer Laser
00:46
The excimer laser is the latest in LASIK technology.
LASIK-Financing
00:53
Financing is often an option for LASIK patients.
LASIK-Preparing
01:12
Preparation for LASIK begins in the examination room.
LASIK-Risks
01:15
As with any surgery, there are inherent risks associated with LASIK.
LASIK-Statistics
01:27
The majority of LASIK patients experience outstanding results.
LASIK-Surgery
01:13
LASIK surgery has developed significantly over the past few years.
LASIK-Technology
01:14
LASIK technology has become safer and more accurate than ever.
PRK-Photorefractive
01:00
PRK is a vision correction LASIK alternative.
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Welcome to DocShop's Patient Education Page devoted to IOL's, or Intraocular Lenses.
Monofocal or multifocal IOL's are extremely useful in the treatment of cataracts, replacing damaged lenses of the eye and offering a stable and reliable remedy to improve your vision.
An IOL is made of synthetic material and implanted in the eye to replace the lens after cataract removal.
Candidates for intraocular lenses should have healthy eyes and stable refraction. Cataract patients and those suffering from age-related presbyopia, which causes the vision to become blurry when looking at objects close-up, may be good candidates for IOL's.
Intraocular lenses can dramatically improve your vision. Monofocal IOL's can correct vision at specific distances, and multifocal IOL's can correct vision at multiple ranges, with the aim of greatly reducing the need for eyeglasses or traditional contact lenses.
There are many brands of intraocular lenses which offer all kinds of distinct advantages. To find out what type of IOL will be best for you, and if you are a candidate for the procedure, contact an eye care physician in your area through DocShop-dot-com.
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