If you find yourself holding your smartphone or newspaper at arm’s length to read clearly, you may be experiencing presbyopia—a common age-related condition that typically begins around the age of 45. It makes focusing on nearby objects increasingly difficult. Traditionally, reading glasses or progressive lenses have been the solution, especially for those who already wear glasses for distance vision. However, multifocal lenses offer a modern alternative. Designed to correct both near and distance vision within a single lens, they eliminate the need for multiple pairs of glasses and provide seamless clarity at all ranges.
During the opening of EuroEyes’ flagship clinic in Hong Kong, Dr. Jørgensen was awarded the Zeiss certificate.
The multifocal lenses used by EuroEyes are premium lenses that meet the highest quality standards:
The surgery is performed on an outpatient basis and usually takes 15 minutes per eye. Before the procedure, the eye is anesthetised with drops so that the patient does not feel any pain during refractive lens exchange. The eye is opened with a tiny corneal incision, which heals seamlessly.
The anterior lens envelope is opened in a circular fashion. Then the lens core is removed. The rest of the lens envelope remains and serves as a ‘holding apparatus’ for the new lens.
Each patient receives a multifocal lens that is ideally adapted to his or her individual needs. This well-tolerated artificial lens can remain permanently in the eye and is not visible.
The surgeon inserts the new lens into the eye with an injector. The lens unfolds and is properly placed in the empty lens envelope by the surgeon. The multifocal lens corrects presbyopia in addition to other existing vision disorders (near-, farsightedness and astigmatism).
They have patented high-performance optics and open up the possibility for you to see everyday life clearly without any aid, providing high quality near, intermediate and distance vision.
This means the highest possible precision and optical premium quality for you.
A special process reduces stray light phenomena, which always occur with multifocal lenses, to an absolute minimum. The positive effect: less glare and fewer halos! Aspherical optics provide optimized image quality and improved contrast vision.
This protective function is used in ophthalmology, especially for the prevention of macular degeneration (AMD). No matter whether presbyopia or cataract, whether nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism, clinical studies show that 97% of people operated on no longer need glasses after implantation of trifocal and multifocal lenses.
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