LASIK VISION CORRECTION SURGERY
Presbyopia Monovision
Presbyopia is a common visual difficulty experienced by individuals aged 40 and above, causing challenges in visualizing nearby objects while maintaining good distance vision.
Improving vision for Presbyopia:
Monovision Treatment
Presbyopia is a common visual difficulty experienced by individuals aged 40 and above, causing challenges in visualizing nearby objects while maintaining good distance vision. Fortunately, there are several effective treatments available that enable patients to regain approximately 98% of their near vision. One widely adopted treatment is known as Monovision.
What is Monovision?
Monovision involves surgically correcting one eye to optimize either near or distance vision, depending on the patient's specific needs. This approach targets the effects of presbyopia, where the eye's crystalline lens loses its ability to focus on close objects. Monovision can be achieved through various methods, including contact lenses, intraocular lenses, and laser treatments. The remarkable aspect is that the brain adapts to switch between near and far vision as required, allowing most individuals to adjust easily. Although some individuals may require more time to adapt, this technique offers the potential to minimize dependence on glasses for an extended period.
