Refractive Surgery / Ophthalmology · Procedure
Multifocal Lenses
Premium multifocal intraocular lenses designed to provide clear distance, intermediate and near vision with reduced dependence on glasses.
What it is
Understanding Multifocal Lenses
Multifocal intraocular lenses use multiple focusing zones to provide vision at different distances after cataract surgery. Careful patient selection and detailed eye evaluation are essential to achieve the best visual outcome.
Benefits
Why patients choose it
- Distance vision
- Intermediate vision
- Near vision
- Greater spectacle independence
- Suitable for everyday activities
Candidacy
Is it right for you?
Who it’s for
- Patients who wants freedom from glasses for all distances
- Healthy macula
- Regular corneal topography
- Stable tear film
- Realistic expectations
Who it’s not for (yet)
- Significant retinal disease
- Advanced glaucoma
- Irregular corneas
- Active dry eye
- Unrealistic expectations
How it works
Your procedure, step by step
- 1
Complete examination including OCT, tear film analysis, and corneal measurements.
- 2
Selection of the most appropriate multifocal lens.
- 3
Premium cataract surgery with multifocal lens implantation.
- 4
Routine follow-up and visual adaptation.
Questions
Multifocal Lenses FAQs
Will I need glasses?
Many patients rarely need glasses for daily activities, though some may still use them for prolonged reading or fine print.
Will I notice halos?
Some patients experience halos and glare initially, which often improve over time.
Is everyone suitable?
No. Multifocal lenses require healthy eyes and careful preoperative assessment.