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In this short video, you’ll learn what cataracts are and how they affect your vision. It introduces the basics of cataract surgery and what the procedure involves, helping patients better understand their condition and treatment options.
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This is an excellent introduction to ophthalmology and the value of patient education in preparing for your surgery.
During cataract surgery, your cloudy lens is replaced with an intraocular lens (IOL) tailored to your vision goals. ICON Eyecare offers advanced options like the RxSight Light Adjustable Lens, which allows you to customize your vision after cataract surgery for unmatched clarity, and numerous trifocal lenses for clearer vision at all distances without glasses. Additional options include toric lenses for astigmatism and standard monofocal lenses.
Watch this video to learn more about these IOLs and how they can transform your vision.
Patients who are looking to play more of an active role in determining their visual outcomes can opt for the Light Adjustable Lens (LAL). The LAL is the only IOL that is adjusted AFTER surgery. This unique lens allows you to test-drive your vision and, working with your surgeon, lock inlock-in your preferred vision truly designed for your unique visual outcomes. By allowing adjustments after implantation, the LAL ensures highly personalized visual outcomes tailored to your lifestyle, whether you need sharp distance vision or prefer improved clarity for reading. This video explains more about how the LAL is adjusted and what it means for your vision outcomes.
This video walks you through what to expect before your cataract surgery, from preparation steps to the day-of-procedure logistics. It’s designed to ease patient anxiety and ensure you’re fully ready.
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This is a key part of patient education to ensure your eye surgery experience is smooth and stress-free.
After cataract surgery, many patients enjoy significant vision improvement—but knowing what to expect in recovery is crucial.
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This video helps patients understand the full scope of benefits, risks, and how to maintain eye health post-procedure.