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It's my fault for not considering this before my surgeries, but is any sort of offset between the eyes contraindicated in people with osteoporosis?
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I don't think mini-monovision or monovision is contraindicated for any specific condition.
0.5D is not really considered mini-monovision or monovision. That amount of offset should not cause any problems, but if it does for you, why not just get corrective lenses-- glasses or contact lenses? And if that's unacceptable, a surgeon would normally recommend laser vision correction before a lens exchange. With a lens exchange you could end up with a bigger offset than 0.5D.