If you’re living with cataracts, you may be looking for a surgical solution that can eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses. Lifestyle lens implants may be the right fit for you. At North Suburban Eye Associates, P.C., our team is here to help you explore all of your options to see clearly. Let’s take a look at what you need to know about lifestyle lenses.
Understanding Lifestyle Lenses
Lifestyle lenses, also known as accommodating intraocular lenses, or IOLs, work to replace the eye’s natural lens, clearing cataracts. Typical IOLs work to correct vision at a single distance, while lifestyle lenses work to allow the eye to focus from multiple distances. In many cases, lifestyle lenses can eliminate the need for glasses or contacts while also clearing cataracts.
What Are the Different Types of Lifestyle Lenses?
There are several different types of lifestyle lenses, including multifocal lenses, accommodating lenses, and extended depth of focus lenses. Your eye doctor will work with you to determine which type of lifestyle lens would be the best fit for your needs.
What Are the Benefits and Risks of Lifestyle Lens Implants?
After undergoing a lifestyle lens implant procedure, you’ll find that the cloudy vision you experienced due to cataracts is gone, and your need for glasses or contacts will likely be gone as well. While lifestyle lenses are generally safe, it’s important to note that there are some risks, including glare and the need for additional procedures.
North Suburban Eye Associates, P.C.: Here for All Your Eye Care Needs
When it comes to your vision care, it’s important to choose an eye care practice that you can trust. At North Suburban Eye Associates, our team of eye care professionals is here to help you see clearly and protect your vision for years to come. Whether you’re in need of a standard vision exam, glaucoma treatment, cataract surgery, or another eye care need, we’re here to help. We offer financing options to help all of our patients get the care necessary to prioritize their eye health. Schedule an appointment online or call 781-245-5200. We look forward to meeting you!