Specialist Lens Implant

At Exeter Eye our ophthalmic surgeons are pleased to use Specialist lens implants – the only presbyopia-correcting extended range of vision intraocular lens (IOL).

It delivers a continuous full range of high quality vision with reduced incidence of halos and glare, minimising the need for glasses after cataract surgery or refractive lens exchange (RLE).

The Specialist is an example of an emerging class of IOL known as ’the extended-depth-of-focus lens’. It is the first lens that corrects all types of vision problems at once and can be inserted in just a simple operation. It works at any distance and in any light condition, acting more like a camera zoom than other multi-focal lenses which have three distinct points of focus.

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Unlike traditional multifocal lenses there is no reduction in contrast sensitivity with the Specialist lens, and it has a special defraction grating, making it similar to a traditional lens implant but with the added benefit of a reading prescription.

Treating presbyopia (age-related long-sightedness), the IOL is implanted into the eye during a normal cataract operation. Recovery time is minimal, with most patients able to return to their usual routine just 24 hours after surgery.

Important Information

At Exeter Eye we will only recommend a treatment if we feel it is appropriate for you and believe it will help you achieve the results you are looking for.

The very best patient care and comfort

Our experienced ophthalmic surgeons will be with you every step of the way and provide support and advice after your treatment.

Make an appointment today

Exeter Eye is a specialist ophthalmic eye clinic treating all eye conditions and offering the very best in patient care and comfort. We always ensure we fully understand your condition and lifestyle before identifying your treatment options and then help you choose the best one for you.

For more information or to discuss eyelid surgery, make an appointment with one of our eye specialists today. Simply fill out an enquiry form or call Exeter Eye on 01392 699969.

 
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