Live life without Cataracts
Cataracts in a perspective
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A Normal Part of Aging
Most people over 65 will
develop cataracts. -
You Have Options
You have an important choice to make when it comes to the kind of vision you want after cataract surgery
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Highly Successful Surgery
Cataract surgery is one of the most successful surgical procedures of all time
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What is Cataract
Yellowing of the natural lens that may block you from seeing clearly
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Treatment
Removed with a safe, common outpatient surgery and replaced with a small, soft intraocular lens (IOL)
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Age 60+
Very common and usually become noticeable after age 60*
How cataract surgery works
Cataract Removal
Through a tiny incision, the surgeon removes your clouded lens.
Lens Insertion
The surgeon replaces your original lens with a new, artificial lens.
Vision Renewed
With a new lens, you can be free
from cataracts.
Monofocal IOL
- Correct your vision for either distance or near
- Either wear glass for near or for distance
Toric IOL
- Reduces astigmatism
- Improves quality of vision
- Enhanced rotational stability
Presbyopia-Correcting / Multifocal IOLÂ
- Correct both near and far sightedness
- Less dependence on reading or distance glasses
Which lens fits your daily needs?
Day Time
Night Time
Take the lifestyle quiz &
find the right lens for you
Answer this questionnaire to help you understand what’s most important
in your vision needs so you can discuss with your doctor.
Find a cataract surgeon
near you
to locate a surgeon near you who offers
a range of IOL options.
Download our
discussion guide
with your doctor to understand
the IOL choice that's right for you.
