THE FUTURE LOOKS CLEAR

Imagine the joy of being able to see your loved ones faces clearly again

Were you diagnosed with cataract? It can be treated!

Test yourself to find which IOL lens is best for you

what is cataract?

A cataract often develops slowly, affecting one or both eyes. Aging, eye injuries or diseases such as diabetes are just some of the causes of a cataract.

With healthy eyes, the lens focuses the light on the retina – creating a clear image. Yet a cataract leads to the clouding of the eye’s lens and to reduced light passing through it. As a result, people with a cataract experience unclear vision and decreased quality of life.

13.9%

of global population diagnosed with cataract are over 60 years old

240 million

people worldwide are diagnosed with cataract

1-2 recovery
days

from cataract surgery

29.6 million

cataract surgeries are performed every year worldwide

15 min

approximately will take to finalize your surgery

0 stitches

only internal micro incision

Common symptoms

Blurred Images
Blurred images
Glare
Glare
Faded colors
Faded colors
Double vision
Double vision
Frequent prescription changes
Frequent prescription changes
Poor night vision
Poor night vision

Patient journey - Intensity IOL

Patient lifestyle is most important when it comes to surgeon’s decision of which IOL to implant.

Meet Hilton Nathan – Cataract patient and our colleague

Alongside with his surgeon Dr. Modi Naftali they chose the most suitable lens for Hilton’s dynamic lifestyle.  

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Patients say

Dr. Alberto Luis Martorell shares his personal  experience with the implantation of the multifocal intraocular IOL – the Fullrange lens.

With Intensity IOL you will experience

Far, intermediate and near visual acuity

Intensified vision

Ability to perform a full range of daily activities

The treatment

Today, surgery for cataract is fast, simple and effective and can even be carried out as an outpatient.

The surgery involves removing the cloudy lens and replacing it with an intraocular lens (IOL). IOLs are cutting-edge artificial lenses made from soft acrylic material implanted in the eye through a tiny microincision by your surgeon. Once inserted in the eye, the IOL lens replaces the focusing power lost due to cataract, restoring your vision to what it was, years before.

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The Recovery

You should be able to go home on the same day as your cataract surgery. You may have a pad and plastic shield over your eye when you leave hospital, which can usually be removed the day after surgery.

Feeling should start to return to your eye within a few hours of surgery, but it may take a few days for your vision to fully return.

It’s normal to have: grittiness, watering, blurred vision, double vision, red or bloodshot eye. These side effects usually improve within a few days but it can take 4 to 6 weeks to recover fully. If you need new glasses, you won’t be able to order them until your eye has completely healed – usually after 6 weeks.

Cataract surgery has a high success rate in improving your eyesight and should allow you to return to your normal activities, like driving.”

Common questions

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