Have you been diagnosed with cataracts and feel anxious? That’s normal. But what if we told you that cataract surgery today is more than just solving a problem? At Swisslaser Clinic, it’s a chance for you to regain sharp vision and say goodbye to glasses for good! Yes, you read that right. Thanks to modern intraocular lenses, you can achieve sharp vision at all distances, and cataracts will become just a bad memory. Let’s see how it works.<\/p>\n\n
Cataract surgery today is a quick, safe, and painless<\/strong> procedure. Patients often say they are surprised how smoothly everything went. We perform it under topical anesthesia, and you return home the same day.<\/p>\n\n This is our most common choice. The doctor removes the cloudy lens using ultrasound and implants a new, flexible lens in its place. The incision is so small (only 1.5\u20133 mm) that the eye quickly recovers.<\/p>\n\n Choosing the right lens is key to your satisfaction. That’s why we discuss it so thoroughly with each patient during consultation.<\/p>\n\n If you choose a monofocal lens<\/strong>, you must decide at which distance you want to see sharply without glasses: far (for example, for driving) or near (for reading). You will still need glasses for the other distance, but for many people, this is still a huge relief. Importantly, the National Health Fund reimburses<\/strong> these lenses!<\/p>\n\n Do you dream of completely forgetting about glasses? Multifocal lenses (trifocal or EDOF)<\/strong> give you this possibility. They correct vision at all distances \u2013 for far, for computer, and for reading. You simply live without limitations.<\/p>\n\n Do you have astigmatism? Don’t worry! We can implant a toric lens<\/strong> that will correct both cataracts and astigmatism simultaneously. If you opt for the multifocal version, you’ll say goodbye to glasses forever!<\/p>\n\n Modern lenses can do more than just correct vision.<\/p>\n\n Many lenses have built-in filters that protect your retina from harmful radiation. It’s like additional protection from within<\/strong> for your eyes. Remember, if you choose standard “white” lenses, you must wear good sunglasses. Don’t skimp on them! Market glasses are not the same as optical glasses.<\/p>\n\n You are most important to us, and your eyes are unique. That’s why we make every decision about lens selection together with you. We take into account your lifestyle, profession, and passions. We want the result to be perfectly tailored to you.<\/p>\n\n Question: When can I get glasses after cataract surgery?<\/strong> Answer: We recommend waiting about 6 weeks. This is the time when vision stabilizes, and we can select the power of glasses with perfect precision, if you still need them.<\/p>\n\n Question: Are photochromic glasses a good solution?<\/strong> Answer: Absolutely! Photochromic glasses<\/strong> are a great thing. Their lenses darken and lighten themselves, adapting to the sun. This protects your eyes and always provides optimal lighting.<\/p>\n\nCataract phacoemulsification<\/h3>\n\n
Intraocular lenses after surgery<\/h2>\n\n
Monofocal lenses: when to choose them?<\/h3>\n\n
Multifocal lenses: complete freedom without glasses<\/h3>\n\n
Toric lenses: a solution for astigmatism sufferers<\/h3>\n\n
Additional considerations and personalization<\/h2>\n\n
Filters built into lenses (UV and blue light)<\/h3>\n\n
Individual approach and consultation with a doctor<\/h3>\n\n
Glasses after surgery – FAQ<\/h2>\n\n
Selection of glasses and their role<\/h3>\n\n
Types of vision-aiding glasses<\/h3>\n\n