Lens Options for Cataract Surgery in Beverly Hills & Los Angeles

PanOptix Trifocal Lens

Traditional trifocal lenses are specially designed to improve both a patient’s near and distance vision simultaneously. That said, they are unable to improve intermediate vision. PanOptix is a newer version of trifocals that provides patients with a wider range of vision, allowing them to see well when looking up close at screens, when looking at faraway signs, and when looking at things in the intermediate zone of their field of vision. 

Patients who are interested in this option should be aware that, in some cases, these lenses have been found to cause increased glare and halos at night.

Eyhance Lens

Traditional monofocal lenses are beneficial to patients who are looking to correct both their distance vision and intermediate vision. They are mostly ineffective at treating near vision issues. Eyhance lenses are a special version of monofocals that are created with different levels of refractive power in the middle of the eye versus the outer edge, allowing for both clouded lenses and vision problems to be treated simultaneously. 

Vivity Lens

The Vivity lens is designed with a new, non-diffractive technology called X-Wave, which is able to achieve a contiguous, full range of vision. As a result, patients experience exceptional vision both in dim and bright light. 

Furthermore, Vivity lenses offer protection against harmful UV rays and filter out blue light. The non-diffractive technology in the Vivity lens also reduces or eliminates visual disturbances often associated with non-diffractive lenses, such as halos, starbursts, and glare.

Synergy lens

Synergy lenses are a game-changer in the world of ophthalmology, as they enable patients to enjoy a full range of vision. There are also versions of the lens that are designed specifically to address astigmatism. Furthermore, it provides complete vision in various light settings and eliminates visual gaps.