Description

Smart Lens Technology

This type of lens is only used to see a single distance
without glasses. This distance is generally determined as a long distance
and the patient can see the long distance without glasses. In order to see
near, the patient needs glasses.
Dual Focus Lenses (Bifocal Lenses)

In these types of lenses, the patient can see both near
and far without glasses. However, the distance between 40cm and 2 meters,
which we call the middle distance, appears blurry.

Smart Lenses (Trifocal Lenses)

When the new generation smart lens is attached to the
patient, the patient can easily see the distance, near and middle distance
without glasses. Intermediate distance in visual impairment refers to the
dashboards of cars, which is a point we use frequently in daily life, portable
computers used on lap, or the area within an arm’s length. In the smart
lens technology, glare and light scattering in night vision experienced in
bifocal lenses are also minimized.

Toric lens: One of the important reasons affecting
visual acuity after cataract surgery is the preoperative corneal astigmatism
degree of the patient. Uncorrected astigmatism negatively affects patient
comfort. Therefore, this problem has been eliminated with the toric feature
found in all three lens types. Especially for astigmatism above a certain
degree, lenses with astigmatism should be preferred instead of standard lenses.