Ready for Cataract Surgery? Here are some things to consider.
Medicare and a majority of health insurance plans usually cover most of the cataract surgery along with a standard cataract lens.This will give you...
If you've ever been unsatisfied with your vision after cataract surgery, you're not alone. That's why the Light Adjustable Lens was created - the first Intraocular Lens (IOL) that allows for customized vision after surgery. Thanks to this groundbreaking technology, Dr. Lindahl can now adjust your vision to your liking after surgery.
By choosing the Light Adjustable Lens, you have access to the only intraocular lens that can optimize your vision after the lens has been implanted and your eyes have fully healed. The process of cataract removal and IOL implantation is the same as with a non-adjustable lens, but with the added benefit of being able to customize your vision to your unique preferences and lifestyle requirements. Dr. Lindahl will work with you to select the Light Adjustable Lens and then apply a proprietary light treatment to reshape the lens precisely for your custom prescription.
One of the most unique features of the Light Adjustable Lens is that after your eye has fully healed, you will return to the Rochester Eye and Laser Center for a vision test. During this appointment, you'll have the ability to preview and compare various vision outcomes that are tailored to your individual preferences and lifestyle requirements. Once you've selected your desired prescription, Dr. Lindahl will use a specialized light treatment to precisely reshape your implanted lens, ensuring that it's customized to meet your unique needs. You may require up to five light treatments to achieve your desired vision goals.
The Light Adjustable Lens is made of a special photosensitive material that changes the shape and power of your implanted lens in response to ultraviolet (UV) light. Light treatments are delivered at our office with the Light Delivery Device (LDD).
Patients with preexisting astigmatism of 0.75 diopters or more who are undergoing cataract surgery can benefit from the Light Adjustable Lens, which is approved by the US FDA along with the Light Delivery Device.
"I liked the ability to change the prescription of the lens. Each time, I could see my vision get a little bit better." Steven M. - LAL Patient
Medicare and a majority of health insurance plans usually cover most of the cataract surgery along with a standard cataract lens.This will give you...
IOL stands for intraocular lens, and it’s a medical device that replaces the lens of your eye after it’s removed during cataract surgery. There are...
On October 16, 2019, Dr. Ken Lindahl was the keynote speaker at the Rochester Optometric Society. He presented to approximately 70 local...