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- Intraocular lenses (IOL)
- Monofocal Lens and Multifocal Lens
- Recovery After Cataract Surgery
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- Causes of Cataract
- Cost of Cataract Surgery
- Cataracts and Diabetes
- NHS or private cataract surgery?
- How to Protect Eyesight
- Replacement Lens Surgery - Sulcoflex
- Preparation for cataract surgery
- Cataract Surgery FAQ
- What happens after cataract eye surgery?
- Can problems develop after cataract surgery?
- How is a cataract diagnosed?
- What are the symptoms of a cataract?
- How much does cataract surgery cost?
- What are possible side effects of cataract surgery?
- What can I do to protect my vision?
- What exactly is a cataract?
- Are cataracts found only in older people?
- Is cataract surgery serious?
- When will I be able to resume normal activities?
- How often do I need to have my eyes checked after eye surgery?
- Will I need to have cataract surgery again?
- Am I at risk for developing cataracts?
- Is cataract surgery covered by insurance?
- What is a Multifocal IOL?
- What is a Monofocal IOL?
- What is an IOL?
- Monofocal vs. Multifocal
- What is a congenital cataract?
- Will cataracts make me blind?
- How quickly do cataracts develop?
- Does computer use cause cataracts?
- Can cataracts be removed with laser?
- Can a cataract return?
- Do I need glasses after cataract extraction?
- Do congenital cataracts in children need removing?
- What happens during cataract eye surgery?
- NHS or private cataract extraction?
- Will I develop a cataract if I have diabetes?
- How will diabetes affect my cataract extraction surgery?
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When the cataract is removed, the natural eye lens is also removed. Eye surgeons replace the lens with an intraocular lens (IOL) that is either multi-focal or mono-focal.
A multi-focal IOL is a type of lens implant that adjusts to see objects at short or far distances; the eye is in focus for near and far vision at the same time.
Patients who wish to have improved vision at both close and far range of distance are advised to choose a multifocal intraocular lens. Prescription glasses or contact lenses may be needed post-surgery but many patients experience an improvement to the pre-cataract vision.For more information, contact a clinic and get a free quote.

