
LASIK for Presbyopia in Your 40s+
An option to help reduce your dependence on reading glasses, so you can get back to enjoying your activities with greater freedom.
From around age 40, near vision may gradually become more difficult. You may notice blurred text on your phone, need to hold reading materials farther away, or take longer to refocus from distance to near.
This is commonly caused by presbyopia, a natural age-related change in the eye that affects the ability to focus clearly at close range.
Presbyopia can occur whether or not you have previously had myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism.


Our Technology
"Personalized presbyopia correction to reduce dependence on glasses and contact lenses
How Can Presbyopia LASIK Help Improve Near Vision?
Presbyopia LASIK is designed to help both eyes work together across different viewing distances. An ophthalmologist may plan for one eye to focus more on distance vision, while the other supports near or intermediate vision.
As the brain adapts and combines visual information from both eyes, patients can use their vision more effectively across a range of everyday activities, while reducing their dependence on reading glasses.
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Small incision Monovision
(Super ReLEx (SMILE pro) / ReLEx SMILE)
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FemtoLASIK Monovision
Visual Simulation Room
Experience how you could see with your own eyes before deciding on vision correction surgery. Exclusive to TRSC, our one-of-a-kind Visual Simulation Room allows you to explore a new visual experience, tailored to your unique lifestyle and visual needs.

Determining Eye Dominance
You can easily test for your dominant eye with these steps:
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Form a triangle with your hands and extend your arms fully.
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Focus on a distant object through the triangle.
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Close one eye at a time. The eye through which the object remains visible is your dominant eye.
Alternatively, visit TRSC for an annual eye check-up and professional assessment.
Who is Suitable for TRSC Presbyopia Treatment?
This treatment is ideal for individuals who:
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Have age-related presbyopia
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Are around 40 years or older and beginning to experience difficulty with near vision
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Frequently rely on reading glasses or glasses for near vision
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Want to reduce dependence on glasses in daily life
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Need clear vision at multiple distances, such as for smartphones, computers, reading, and distance vision
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Have a suitable prescription and corneal condition for laser vision correction
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Have undergone a comprehensive eye examination and been evaluated by an ophthalmologist
Frequently Asked Questions About PRESBYVISION and Laser Vision Correction for Presbyopia
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What age is suitable for PRESBYVISION?
PRESBYVISION is generally suitable for people aged 40 and above who begin experiencing presbyopia, such as difficulty reading or focusing on near objects. However, suitability depends on your prescription, corneal condition, eye health, and visual needs. A comprehensive eye examination is required to determine the most appropriate treatment.
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Will I still need glasses after PRESBYVISION?
PRESBYVISION is designed to reduce dependence on glasses for everyday activities, including distance vision, smartphone use, reading, and computer work. However, glasses may still be helpful for very small print, prolonged detailed work, low-light conditions, or night driving.
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Can I have PRESBYVISION if I have myopia or astigmatism?
Yes. PRESBYVISION may correct presbyopia together with myopia and astigmatism. The treatment is customized based on your prescription, eye condition, and individual visual needs.
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How long do the results of PRESBYVISION last?
PRESBYVISION results can last for many years, but the eyes continue to change naturally with age. Some patients may need reading glasses again in certain situations over time. If cataracts develop later, cataract surgery may also change your vision and prescription.
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At TRSC International Eye and Vision Center, we offer a range of solutions for presbyopia, including Presbyond, Monovision LASIK, and NearVision, with personalized vision correction plans tailored to each individual's visual needs and lifestyle.
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Expert Care with Extensive Experience: Vision correction planning and treatment are provided by experienced ophthalmologists with over 29 years of expertise in presbyopia management.
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Comprehensive Treatment Options: A full range of solutions for presbyopia to meet different visual needs.
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Comprehensive Eye Examination: Detailed eye assessments before selecting the most appropriate treatment.
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Personalized Treatment Planning: Individualized treatment plans based on each patient's prescription, eye health, and visual demands in daily life.






















