Vision Correction Options
...HOW DO WE SEE DETERMINES HOW WE PERCEIVE THE WORLD AROUND US,
As mankind has always longed for better vision, knowledge and technology has evolved over the past millennia, centuries and decades to achieve this goal, to bring forward several excellent vision correction options.
More and more so, today’s active lifestyle demands for visual performance that we can rely on, night and day, with freedom from glassed and contact lenses. Some professions simply can not go well with glasses or contact lenses…
AND HERE COMES several vision correction options; THE LASIK AND MODERN TYPES OF INTRAOCULAR LENSES
The modern revolution of eye surgery has brought about several vision correction options, which can cover most of the spectrum of vision errors. These vision correction options broadly include: laser vision correction (LASIK, PRK, iLASIK, FemtoLASIK, ..), phakic lens implantaion (ICL; EVO, Artisan, …), and refractive lens exchange (RLE).
With these vision correction options proving outstanding results, when done correctly for the suitable case, Dr Khalil now recommends you consider Vision Correction if you have trouble with your glasses and contacts, or have a strong desire to see better without glasses.
The choice to undergo refractive laser eye surgery in order to get rid of your glasses is not an easy one.
We have to remember that these vision correction options are not for everyone. You must meet certain guidelines to achieve the best outcome.
When laser vision correction proves not to be the best option for your eye condition, implantation of specially designed lenses over the normally present lens (ICL and other kinds) become an excellent option.
Refractive lens exchange (RLE); which involves removing the natural lens and implanting an artificial lens with the correct power will be the best option for some cases. This intraocular lens can sometimes be a multifocal lens, which allows good eyesight at both far and near distances with no need for glasses on either distance. Similiarly, toric lenses can be implanted in cases with higher degrees of astigmatism
Which vision correction option is best for you?
implanting a second lens without removing the naturally occurring lens to correct refractive errors:
