Cataract Surgical Techniques
Today’s cataract surgery has come along way since your parent’s generation had the procedure performed. It is now done on an outpatient basis, and usually requires no stitches. Patients can often resume their normal activities as early as the next day.
When the cloudy lens (cataract) has been removed and replaced with a clear lens—most patients will say that they have never seen clearer and brighter in their life.
Most patients who have traditional cataract surgery performed still require glasses at least for reading. However, we have entered an age of technology that has transformed cataract surgery into refractive surgery. We are now able to offer a full range of vision, which will minimize your dependence on glasses, including reading glasses and bifocals.
Advanced cataract technology offers options for multifocal, accomodative or toric lenses. It's an exciting time in cataract surgery, in which you can have improved vision at all ranges, for driving, computer work and reading a book. To learn more go to
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