Life-Changing Cataract Surgery

During Cataract Surgery, a patient's natural cloudy lens is replaced by a clear artificial lens. There are so many lenses available, but which lens is best? Multifocal lenses can provide good far and near vision without glasses. Current multifocal lenses include the Odyssey, Panoptix, and Envy lenses. Monofocal lenses include basic non-toric monofocals, toric monofocals, and the light adjustable lenses. In this video, a patient shares his experience after having Cataract Surgery. He doesn't need to use glasses anymore. Which lens did he get? Watch to find out.
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[@phacomd]

Odyssey is very impressive in respect to the vision quality, range of vision and relative lack of visual side effects. This patient is still fairly early after surgery. I and my patients are very happy with Tecnis Odyssey just like your patient. Thank you for sharing

[@oldandstillhere]

Im so happy for your patient! It must be rewarding to give the gift of sight back to people. Thank you for sharing this video, as Im going to have the Odyssey put in my eyes in a couple of weeks, and it’s a comfort to see someone so clearly happy with his new “eyes.” I would have been blubbering lol. You are so kind.

[@ildikomolnar8437]

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[@HiepPham-e5k]

can you tell what ‘ len do you have??

[@NASA_811]

عربي ويحب أن يكون مثل وأكثر ،اعتبرك قدوه لي في مجال طب 😢

[@NASA_811]

I am Arab and loves to be like and more. I consider you a role model for me in the field of medicine