A Life Without Glasses with Smart Lens (Intraocular Lens) Technology
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Vision quality is one of the most important factors that directly affect our daily life and general standard of living. With advancing age or due to various eye defects, wearing prescription glasses or contact lenses becomes a daily necessity for many patients.
However, thanks to technological advancements in ophthalmology (eye science), the reliance on glasses and lenses is no longer destiny. Trifocal (trifocal) intraocular lens technology, known as "Smart Lens" in the medical world, offers patients clear and uninterrupted vision at any distance.
Smart lens operations bring a permanent solution to near vision problems (presbyopia) and cataract problems, especially after the age of 40. During the procedure, the eye's own natural lens is replaced with these specially designed artificial lenses that last a lifetime.
Thanks to these high-tech lenses, patients do not need any supportive optical devices while reading a book, using a computer, or looking into a distance.
The operation process is very comfortable for patients. This procedure, which is performed by numbing the eye with drop anesthesia, is completed in an average of 10-15 minutes. Patients are discharged on the same day and the improvement in their vision levels begins to be noticed within hours.
Especially for those who work in a busy work schedule or engage in active sports, smart lenses offer a unique sense of freedom.
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The most important step in the success of the treatment is the evaluation of the patient's eye structure with detailed examinations. Since each patient's eye anatomy is different, the type and suitability of the lens to be used should be determined by the specialist physician.
In order to look at life from a clearer window and to find out your suitability for smart lens operation, you can make an appointment with our Eye Health and Diseases department and have your detailed screening tests done.