
Near Vision for age-related farsightedness
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Uses laser technology to reshape the cornea and extend the range of focus, enhancing near and intermediate vision through a blended vision approach, where each eye is optimized for different viewing distances.
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Suitable for patients who may have difficulty adapting to Monovision, as the smaller visual difference between the two eyes may allow for easier adaptation after surgery.
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Provides functional vision at far, intermediate, and near distances; however, the sharpness of distance and near vision may not be as distinct as with Monovision treatment.
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This technique cannot be performed using a small-incision procedure.
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How is PRESBYOND different from Monovision?
Traditional Monovision corrects one eye for distance vision and the other for near vision. While effective, this can sometimes create a less seamless transition between different viewing distances.
PRESBYOND takes this concept further by extending the depth of focus in each eye, creating an overlapping “Blend Zone” for intermediate vision. This helps both eyes work together more naturally, providing smoother vision across near, intermediate, and distance ranges.
Who is PRESBYOND suitable for?
PRESBYOND may be an ideal option for individuals who:
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Are aged 45+ and experiencing presbyopia
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Depend on reading glasses for everyday near vision
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Wish to enjoy greater visual freedom with less reliance on glasses
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Need comfortable vision across near, intermediate, and distance ranges
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Have healthy eyes and are suitable for laser vision correction
Suitability is confirmed through a comprehensive eye examination and personalised assessment by an ophthalmologist.
Blended Vision / Laser Blended Vision (FemtoLASIK) uses treatment technology with different treatment approaches.
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Femto LASIK (Femtosecond laser LASIK)
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FemtoLASIK is a vision correction procedure used to treat refractive errors including myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia, by creating a corneal flap with a Femtosecond Laser and reshaping the cornea with an Excimer Laser.
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FemtoLASIK is considered a “Bladeless LASIK” procedure, developed from conventional LASIK by using a Femtosecond Laser instead of a Microkeratome blade to create the corneal flap.
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FemtoLASIK and LASIK share the same surgical concept, with the main difference being the technology used during the procedure.
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