ReZoom Lens

The ReZoom lens is a multifocal intraocular lens used in cataract surgery.  Beginning around the age of 40, the natural lens inside the eye begins to harden and become less flexible.  This reduces the eye's ability to switch focus from near, far, in between and back again.  The earliest sign of presbyopia is difficulty reading.  Today, presbyopia can be corrected at the same time as cataracts with the ReZoom Multifocal Lens.

Most people are extremely happy with their vision immediately after having the ReZoom lens implanted.  However, during the weeks after your procedure, your brain will have to "learn" how to see with your new lenses.  Expect some glare or halo-like effects around bright lights for the first couple of months.  For most people, this effect diminishes over time.  For many people, the ReZoom Multifocal Lens may allow them to be independent of glasses for the first time in their lives.

FDA Clinical Trial Results With The ReZoom Lens.

The ReZoom lens is especially good at correcting vision for distance and for computer or arm's length distances.  It tends to allow patients to read some print at near but perhaps not the smallest print.  Some patients may still require reading glasses for small print or for reading for long periods of time. 

Your surgeon may talk to you about using the ReZoom in one eye and using the ReStor lens in the second eye to achieve your best possible vision at all distances.  See the ReStor page on our website for more information on this lens.

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