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This is a surgical procedure that removes the cloudy lens affected by cataracts and
implants a specially designed intraocular lens for correction.
Intraocular lenses are classified into monofocal lenses, which focus on either
distance, intermediate, or near vision, and multifocal lenses, which focus on
various distances.
For successful surgery, an accurate examination is essential to select the appropriate
lens.
The Blue Eye Center’s multifocal intraocular lens corrects both near and distant vision while minimizing light glare!
A monofocal lens focuses on either near or distant vision, often requiring additional tools like reading glasses or corrective eyewear after surgery.
This procedure removes the cloudy lens caused by cataracts and corrects vision by inserting a specially designed intraocular lens.
Before surgery, the eye is scanned in 3D using an OCT system,
allowing precise laser targeting.
This minimizes surgical variables, replacing manual procedures like
capsulorhexis
(circular incision in the lens capsule) and phacofragmentation (lens
fragmentation)
with precise laser treatment, resulting in greater surgical accuracy
compared to traditional cataract surgery using a scalpel.
The equipment employs high-frequency (fast-speed) and low-energy lasers,
ensuring precise surgery with minimized complications.
This laser presbyopia and cataract surgery
by The Blue Eye Center minimizes surgical variables by replacing manual steps
like capsulorhexis and phacofragmentation with laser procedures.
This method ensures greater precision, faster operation,
and reduced energy use to minimize complications.
Instead of using a scalpel,
the procedure uses a
low-energy
laser for faster and more precise incisions
without errors.
The laser creates a precise incision in the capsule membrane, allowing customized sizing tailored to each patient’s eye.
Instead of traditional ultrasound fragmentation, the laser divides the lens into segments, reducing movement and minimizing tissue damage simultaneously.
