At Thomas Eye Group, we understand the significance of tailored treatment plans for cataracts. Our comprehensive treatment packages cater to individual needs, ensuring optimal outcomes and improved quality of life. Here’s a glimpse into the options we offer:
This assessment helps determine the most suitable surgical options for each patient, considering factors like astigmatism and lifestyle preferences.
Ideal for those seeking reduced dependence on glasses for distance and near vision. This package includes specialized testing, contact lens trials, and standard cataract follow-up care.
Tailored for individuals with astigmatism who aim to perform tasks like driving without glasses. It incorporates cataract laser surgery with astigmatic correction and includes a LASIK® touch-up if needed.
Designed for patients seeking good distance and near vision with the aid of glasses. It includes standard testing, monofocal lens implants, and follow-up care.
Suited for individuals with mild astigmatism who desire sharp vision for various activities. This package may include monovision, astigmatism correction, and standard cataract follow-up care.
Offering the best possible range of near and distance vision without glasses for most daily activities. This package includes specialized testing, advanced multifocal lens implants, and LASIK® touch-up if necessary.
After cataract removal, choosing the right intraocular lens is crucial. Patients can opt for traditional monofocal lenses, which correct either nearsightedness or farsightedness. Alternatively, premium lens implants offer additional benefits, such as reduced dependence on glasses. With options like multifocal and accommodating lenses, we strive to meet diverse patient needs and preferences.
We are also now offering our latest intraocular lens innovation, the Light Adjustable Lens (LAL), tailored specifically for individual patients. This innovative IOL not only addresses refractive errors but also provides customizable vision enhancements after implantation and during the healing process. Crafted from a unique photosensitive material known as macromers, the LAL can be precisely adjusted using ultraviolet (UV) light through a series of gentle treatments facilitated by a specialized Light Delivery Device (LDD) in the weeks following the implantation procedure.