New Lens Brings Full Range of Vision

The TECNIS® Multifocal Lens is a revolutionary cataract treatment that gives millions of people the opportunity to regain the vision they had when they were younger.
For healthy, active adults, the limitations of poor vision from cataracts and presbyopia have had a negative effect on their lifestyle and daily activities.
After a TECNIS Multifocal Lens implant, they can now enjoy high-quality vision for all distances — near, far, and everything in between — in all lighting conditions without wearing bifocals or reading glasses in most situations.
Dr. Michael J. Caruso of Atlantic Eye Center is specially trained and certified to perform the TECNIS Multifocal Lens procedure.
“I have experienced outstanding results with the TECNIS Multifocal Lens,” says Caruso. “My patients are now able to enjoy an active life, and nearly all of them no longer need to wear glasses, even for reading and driving at night.”
Almost everyone will experience age-related vision loss from presbyopia and cataracts. Presbyopia is the loss of near vision, which usually happens around age 50. Most people begin developing cataracts at age 60 or older, which is a clouding of the natural lens of the eye.
The TECNIS Multifocal Lens is uniquely designed to address the problems associated with these vision conditions. Through advanced technology, people can expect high-quality vision for most of their daily activities — without wearing glasses.
The TECNIS Multifocal provides high-quality vision in all lighting situations, including dim environments. Immediately after surgery, some people may experience rings around lights when driving at night, but this typically lessens or goes away over time.
The TECNIS Multifocal Lens is a breakthrough in lens technology for the treatment of cataracts and presbyopia,” says Caruso. “With traditional lenses, my patients could see clearly at one focal point, usually at a distance, but had to wear glasses for near and intermediate vision. Now for most of my patients, I can eliminate their dependence on glasses.”
For more information on Atlantic Eye Center, or affiliated businesses EyeMax Lasik Center or Cape Cataract Center, or to schedule an appointment, visit www.DoctorMichaelCaruso.com, or call 609-465-1616.