Why Andy Corley Chose the Light Adjustable Lens for His Own Cataract Surgery

Tune in to hear why Andy Corley chose the Light Adjustable Lens for himself and how it has changed his life.

[@gerardlunow567]

Although I do not wear eye glasses or contacts and can see, function just fine, I have cataracts in both eyes and need to work on computer spreadsheets and IT work, at times 12 hour days 7 days a week for months. After talking to John Vukich form Summit Eye Care and reading websites I was quickly convinced to get it done. I am beyond grateful for the pioneers at Cal Tech found themselves a cool project in 1997 that use UV light to modify polymers and providing me with great sight in less than a month from now. It allows me to perform on a high and consistant level for at least 12 years. I'll be 80 then.

[@suzyqlasvegas]

I just had my consultation at NVISION Newport Beach and plan on getting my LAL in March. I am on Medicare with a medigap rider. My lenses will cost me $4,500 per eye. My doctor chose the Light Adjustable Lenses, because i previously have had RK, and LASIK.

[@111msw]

It would be interesting to know your outcome with LALs 🤓