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In this type of procedure, a specially designed lens is implanted into the eye and placed in front of the natural lens. This can improve lens power and correct your eyesight. It is called "phakic" because the natural lens remains untouched. This procedure can correct a wide range of prescriptions, including long-sightedness, short-sightedness, and astigmatism. It is also suitable for high or complex prescriptions that conventional laser eye surgery cannot address.
The PIOL surgery is designed to reduce your dependence on contact lenses and eyeglasses, allowing you to lead an active lifestyle more easily. It has several advantages over corneal techniques, making it a suitable choice for high prescriptions. It also offers superior contrast sensitivity, lower production of aberrations (light scatter), and maintains the natural accommodation of the eyes compared to lens replacement surgery.
The ICL is a soft and flexible lens positioned in the eye between the natural lens and the iris. The latest version, known as EVO/EVO+ Visian ICL, is an additive vision correction method that does not remove corneal tissue. It works in harmony with the natural eye to provide exceptional vision quality.
The IPCL functions like regular contact lenses to correct refractive errors but works from inside the eye rather than on the surface. It does not require daily maintenance, such as cleaning and removal. It can treat a wide range of prescriptions, including long-sightedness (hyperopia), short-sightedness (myopia) up to -30, presbyopia, and astigmatism.
AC IOLs are positioned in front of the iris and are divided into categories such as angle-supported and iris-claw lenses like Artisan lenses. These lenses are used for high prescriptions and complex cases of long-sightedness.
At Optimal Vision, we offer an aftercare program as part of our services. Our surgeon and optometrist will schedule routine aftercare appointments, typically one day and one week after the surgery. This program lasts for 12 months, with regular appointments as scheduled by your optometrist.
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