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That is correct; you need only 1 week without makeup!

@@sighttrust Can I also continue to use a prostaglandin containing lash serum a week after lens replacement?

@@Ladynipchick2 You can usually re-start eye medications and cosmetics after 1 week, but each doctor has a different viewpoint about this. You don't want to scratch your eye by mistake or use non-sterile products that can get on the eye surface too soon after surgery, so be extra cautious. Your doctor may not want you to resume prostaglandins for several weeks because some people can get increased or prolonged inflammation (swelling) from this chemical.

@@sighttrust Thankyou for your help! 😃

This technology does not cause dry eye like LASIK does. While some people do see halos with trifocal implants, they tend to diminish over a few months.

@@andrewshatz421 what about negative and positive disphotopsias? It seems a lot of people have them after RLE

@Orwellwascorrect glad to hear you had a good experience and outcome!

Thank you for your interest @schellscleaning352. We would happy to provide that information. Please give our office a call at 954-653-0100 and one of our dedicated financial coordinators will be glad to assist you.

Google says 3k-6k per eye. If 6k total that seems like a very reasonable cost for a lifetime permanent procedure. I would go for it if it was 6k. I would pay a grand or two upfront and finance the rest with care credit for a year.

With this technology each eye can see far, mid-range and near permanently. While we can also focus one eye for distance and the other for near, a term called monovision, having both eyes work together gives better depth perception and a natural way of seeing!

@darrellgates2011 we are thrilled for you! Thank you for your kind words and for trusting us with your eyes!

@Gstar999 many patients who have had prior refractive surgery (LASIK) can still be excellent candidates for PanOptix IOLs. Please give our office a call at 954-653-0100 for more information.

i never had glaucoma in my whole life but after cataract surgery i got acute glaucoma in the operated eye..why and how can cataract surgery cause glaucoma? kindly plz reply@@sighttrust

Sunrise, Florida. Our office number for pricing is 954-653-0100.

Cataract surgery is one of the most common procedures performed worldwide. It is also one of the oldest. Alongside advancements in cataract surgical techniques have been improvements in intraocular lens replacement technology. Cataract surgery may be considered among the most successful treatments in all of medicine. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6139750/

Yea this doctor seems a bit on the shady side. I have watched many many YT videos on cataracts and talked to my optomologist and never once heard anywhere else the halo's go away over time with extended depth lenses. How could they possibly go away the halo's are due to the multi focal rings present in the IOL that give you the extended depth!!! He also doesnt mention the loss of contrast or loss of night vision negatives. I have talked to 2 different optomologists and both said they have horrible sucess rate with the accomodating lenses and don't recommend them at all. In addition he strongly implys that monofocal lenses are the same as old types that need a large incision and longer healing times and this is not the case at all! Monofocal lenses are rolled and inserted through small incision just like every lens!! I just had cataract surgery, old school with a scalpel and monofocal lenses and I am super happy with the results even 2 days later.

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Thank you for your positive feedback @stephenredelen434. The Crystalens accommodating intraocular lens (IOL) was first approved by the FDA in November 2003. You are correct, there are newer lenses. We specialize in Clareon PanOptix®, Clareon PanOptix Toric, Clareon Vivity® and Clareon Vivity Toric IOLs which were launched in the U.S. in late 2022 - early 2023.