Patient Procedures at Empire Eye Physicians

Lens Implants

Are lens implants right for you?

Are you looking to reduce your dependency on glasses or contacts but aren’t a candidate for LASIK or SMILE surgery? Are you developing Cataracts that are negatively impacting your vision? If you answered yes to either of these questions, you may be a candidate for an Intraocular Lens Implant! These implants replace your natural lens and are usually placed during cataract surgery, however they can also be implanted to correct your vision prior to the development of a cataract. Empire Eye Physicians offers the latest lens implants available on the market today. Your surgeon will discuss your vision goals with you to help decide which lens option is best suited for your lifestyle.

Surgery Forms:

Cataract Surgery Checklist
Cataract Surgery Discharge Instructions

Procedure Benefits

  • Successful treatment for cataracts, astigmatism, presbyopia, long-sightedness, short-sightedness, corneal problems and dry eyes
  • Prevention of cataracts
  • Healthy eyes and reduced chance of eye infections
  • Reduction in headaches and eye strain associated with heavy glasses and strong lenses

Multifocal Lens Implant Options

Vision Correction 1 Implant Options

Improved Monofocals: These are all improved monofocal lenses that work well in low light settings
giving you distance OR near vision.

  • J&J Eyhance
  • Alcon Clareon Monofocal
  • Rayner RayOne EMV

Astigmatism: The Eyhance Toric IOL and the Clareon Toric IOL are monofocal implants that make it
possible to reduce or eliminate corneal astigmatism and significantly improve uncorrected distance OR
near vision.

Vision Correction 2 Implant Options

Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF): The following lenses are the latest to correct distance,
intermediate, and some near vision. These EDOF lenses are designed to reduce the amount of
symptoms experienced with other multifocal/trifocals. They also come in Toric versions for
astigmatism correction.

  • J&J Tecnis Symfony Optiblue
  • Alcon Clareon Vivity

Multifocal/Trifocal: The following lenses are presbyopia-correcting lenses that provide you with near,
intermediate, and distance vision. These lenses also come in a Toric version for astigmatism
correction.

  • J&J Synergy Optiblue (Multifocal)
  • Alcon Clareon PanOptix (Trifocal)

Vision Correction 3 Implant Options

Light Adjustable Lens by RxSight: This lens is the latest premium EDOF lens. It is made up of a
photo-sensitive material that changes the power of your implanted lens in response to UV light. The
ability to precisely adjust the prescription and astigmatism correction after cataract surgery increases
the likelihood that you will achieve your desired vision.

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