AUSTRALASIA NEWS
ARE YOU CONSIDERING CATARACT SURGERY?
Have you developed a cataract?
A cataract
is a loss of clarity within the lens of the eye. When a cataract forms
in the lens it blocks some of the light and as it develops, it becomes
harder for a person to see.
Cataract symptoms may appear slowly and painlessly, but often require treatment as they progressively obstruct vision. When loss of vision starts to affect your normal activities, driving, hobbies and work then removal is the best choice.
Did you know that cataracts are the most common reason for reduced vision as we get older?
And cataract surgery is one of the most commonly-performed procedures around the world today. The surgeon makes an incision, removes the defective lens and then replaces it with a new intraocular lens (IOL) to restore vision.
The good news is that new technological advances have made cataract surgery even safer and more precise. Bladeless laser cataract surgery offers a range of benefits over standard cataract treatment that include faster procedure time, more accuracy and consistency and improved healing.
Not everyone will be suitable for the laser cataract procedure, you may have other conditions or your cataracts may be at a stage that indicates standard laser cataract surgery would be more appropriate. After a thorough examination of your eye and your general health your surgeon will determine which treatment is most appropriate you your eyes.
A cataract
is a loss of clarity within the lens of the eye. When a cataract forms
in the lens it blocks some of the light and as it develops, it becomes
harder for a person to see.Cataract symptoms may appear slowly and painlessly, but often require treatment as they progressively obstruct vision. When loss of vision starts to affect your normal activities, driving, hobbies and work then removal is the best choice.
Did you know that cataracts are the most common reason for reduced vision as we get older?
And cataract surgery is one of the most commonly-performed procedures around the world today. The surgeon makes an incision, removes the defective lens and then replaces it with a new intraocular lens (IOL) to restore vision.
The good news is that new technological advances have made cataract surgery even safer and more precise. Bladeless laser cataract surgery offers a range of benefits over standard cataract treatment that include faster procedure time, more accuracy and consistency and improved healing.
Not everyone will be suitable for the laser cataract procedure, you may have other conditions or your cataracts may be at a stage that indicates standard laser cataract surgery would be more appropriate. After a thorough examination of your eye and your general health your surgeon will determine which treatment is most appropriate you your eyes.
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