Symfony Multifocal Lens or Regular Lens - looking for Recommendations
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I will be having cataract surgery soon and am trying to decide on one of the following two options. 1) Right eye regular monovision lens and left eye regular Toric lens, and just correct distance vision; or 2nd Option: right Eye, Symfony Multifocal lens, Left eye, Symfony Toric Multifocal Lens. I had Lasek surgery 11 years ago. It worked well for several years and I did not need glasses. My eyes were very dry after the surgery and it took almost a year to get optimum sight. About 5 years later I started wearing biofocal contacts again. I wore them for about two years and they caused severe dryness again and have been using Restasis and now Xiidra drops. I’d like to hear recommendations and or experience of others who have used both types of lens. Those with regular lens, if you corrected distance only, can you see and read instrument panel in car and cook without glasses. Just interested in results with both types of lens.
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justharry phyllis31515
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i had cataract surgery on my right eye yesterday afternoon and had the Symfony Lens implanted. My eye patch was removed approximately 4 hours ago. I am extremely pleased so far. My distance vision was very good on the drive home, as well as my intermediate and closeup vision. I ate dinner and walked around my house without glasses. I am also able to use my computer, I Pad and phone all without glasses. I also quickly read some ads in my newsper. My doctor said my eye looked great today, and we should be good to go with my left eye surgery on August 30. It will be implanted with the Symfony Toric lens.
Sue.An phyllis31515
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soks phyllis31515
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That's great. How do you see the night lights?
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If a lens moving hundredths of a millimetre would make a difference, then it would be worth to avoid that bumpy roads, .... etc.
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