IN THIS VIDEO PROF MOHAMMED MUHTASEB SPEAKS ABOUT REFRACTIVE CATARACT SURGERY
What are the advantages and disadvantages of refractive cataract surgery?
The main advantage of refractive cataract surgery is that it improves the quality of vision, allowing more light in, and taking away the cloudy lens that has caused all the visual problems and symptoms previously.
The refractive component enables patients to function as soon as they get out of bed in the morning, without the need for glasses or contact lenses most of the time. It’s the simple things, like putting makeup on, shaving, going into the shower and not having to look around for your glasses.
The refractive component is designed to optimize the patient’s vision without glasses and minimize their dependence on glasses depending on the kind of lens implant that they’ve chosen…
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In terms of refractive cataract surgery, one of the advantages of coming to see someone like myself privately for a refractive cataract surgical procedure is the attention to an optimal refractive outcome. Patients receive a toric lens for low levels of astigmatism, which can optimize their vision postoperatively and reduce their dependence on glasses.
The option of multifocal toric lenses adds another dimension to the armamentarium that we have to reduce patient’s dependence on glasses after the surgery, even for near or middle distance.
I invite you to book a consultation to determine your suitability for refractive cataract surgery or refractive lens exchange. It’s the only way to determine your suitability for these procedures and to have an in-depth discussion regarding the risks and benefits of each of them. I look forward to seeing you there and taking you through the journey to achieving your desired postoperative outcome.
