Cataract surgery (multifocal)
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PanOptix Pro
Quadrifocal lens Cataract surgery examination Lens cost included
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Up to 3
Hospital Location
84 Samjeon-ro, Songpa District, Seoul, South Korea 2nd floor
This surgery involves removing the lens clouded by cataracts and inserting a multifocal intraocular lens. The goal is to improve blurred vision caused by cataracts and reduce dependence on glasses by compensating for vision at various distances, such as near and far, depending on the type of lens. Before surgery, the surgeon selects an appropriate lens by assessing the condition of the cornea and retina, the degree of astigmatism, and lifestyle habits such as reading, computer use, and night driving. Depending on the condition of the eye, the use of multifocal lenses may be restricted, and glasses may still be required after surgery.
Treatment information is for reference only and may vary depending on individual conditions. For accurate details, please consult with the facility.
Recommended for
- For those experiencing discomfort in daily life due to blurred vision caused by cataracts
- For those who wish to improve near vision while undergoing cataract surgery
- For those who wish to reduce their dependence on glasses or reading glasses after surgery
- Those who wish to select multifocal lenses tailored to their lifestyle through precise examinations and consultations.
Procedure Benefits
- Cataract treatment: The clouded lens is removed and an intraocular lens is inserted to improve blurred vision caused by cataracts.
- Correction of vision at various distances: Depending on the type of lens, it corrects vision at various distances, such as near and far.
- Reduced dependence on glasses: It can help reduce the use of glasses or reading glasses in daily life.
- Personalized lens selection: Choose the appropriate lens by considering your eye condition and lifestyle habits, such as reading, computer use, and night driving.
Risks and Notes
- Postoperative symptoms such as pain, foreign body sensation, dry eye, glare, light scattering, halos, and reduced contrast sensitivity may occur, and night driving may be uncomfortable. - Complications such as infection, inflammation, increased intraocular pressure, corneal edema, macular edema, intraocular lens malposition, or posterior capsule opacification may occur, requiring additional treatment. - You may require glasses or reading glasses, and recovery and lens adaptation vary by individual. - Use eye drops as prescribed and be careful not to rub your eyes or allow water or foreign substances to enter them. - Resume face washing, makeup, exercise, and driving according to medical staff instructions, and attend regular check-ups. - If you experience sudden vision loss, severe pain, worsening redness, or symptoms such as flashes of light or a curtain-like obstruction, contact the hospital immediately.
Multifocal cataract surgery considering lifestyle and eye condition Our clinic performs surgery to remove the cataract-clouded lens and insert a multifocal intraocular lens. The goal is to improve blurred vision caused by cataracts and, depending on the type of lens, to compensate for vision at various distances, thereby reducing dependence on glasses or reading glasses. Before surgery, we assess the condition of the cornea and retina as well as the degree of astigmatism, and select an appropriate lens by considering lifestyle factors such as reading, computer use, and night driving. Depending on the eye condition, the use of multifocal lenses may be limited, and even after surgery, glasses may still be required, or symptoms such as halos and glare may occur.
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PanOptix Pro
Quadrifocal lens Cataract surgery examination Lens cost included