Cataract & Presbyopia
Monofocal cataract surgery
In addition to standard cataract surgery, higher-difficulty cataracts such as mature cataract are operated on safely by experienced physicians with university-hospital faculty background.
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- Monofocal cataract surgery
In addition to standard cataract surgery, higher-difficulty cataracts such as mature cataract are operated on safely by experienced physicians with university-hospital faculty background.
Alcon® Centurion® phacoemulsification unit from the United States
Cataract treatment is combined with vision correction so that a visual result can be obtained. The most effective cataract treatment is surgery that replaces the cloudy lens with a clear intraocular lens.
Our physicians use Alcon® Centurion® phacoemulsification from the United States to perform 2.2 mm microincision, sutureless surgery so that postoperative results can be achieved safely. A proven intraocular lens is also used to support faster visual recovery.
Monofocal intraocular lens
A monofocal intraocular lens, as the name says, is focused at one distance.
A lens focused for either near or distance is chosen; a distance-focused intraocular lens is commonly used. Most cataract surgery is also done for people who already have presbyopia, so a monofocal intraocular lens similar to habitual vision can be adapted to quickly.