Cataracts: regain sharp, clear vision
A cataract is clouding of the lens and causes blurry vision, glare and loss of contrast. The assessment defines the best time for surgery and the most suitable intraocular lens.
Common symptoms
Cloudy vision, halos around lights, frequent prescription changes and trouble driving at night.
Pre-surgical assessment
Visual acuity measurement, biometry to calculate the intraocular lens and a full retina and eye pressure review.
Surgery and recovery
An outpatient micro-incision procedure; most patients notice improvement within days, with clear instructions and follow-up.
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