Why Multifocal Lenses Might Fail You Unveiling The Side Effects

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Hello Everyone! Welcome to Day 8 of our Cataract Surgery Diaries. I'm Dr. Prakhyat Roop, a Cataract, Cornea, and Refractive Surgery Specialist at AcuraVision Clinics Roop Netralaya. Today, we’re diving into multifocal lenses and their role in cataract surgery, significantly reducing the dependence on glasses. • Multifocal Lenses: • Multifocal lenses are designed to provide a wide range of vision, from distance to near, without the need for glasses. These lenses come in various categories, with trifocal lenses being the most common. Trifocal lenses offer clear vision across three zones: distance (beyond 2-3 meters), intermediate (1 meter to 66 cm), and near (35-40 cm). • Advantages: • The primary advantage of trifocal lenses is their ability to minimize or eliminate the need for glasses. They provide the broadest range of vision currently available, making daily tasks easier and more convenient. • Disadvantages: • However, trifocal lenses do have some downsides. Around 5-10% of patients may experience halos and glare, particularly at night, and some may notice a slight waxy vision or muted colors in bright light. These effects usually diminish over time. Trifocal lenses might not be ideal for night-time drivers but are excellent for homemakers and office workers who need good near vision. • EDOF and Panfocal Lenses: • Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF) lenses, like Tecnis Eyhance, provide excellent intermediate vision but may still require reading glasses for close work. Panfocal lenses, on the other hand, offer a complete range of vision similar to trifocals but without the disturbing side effects. They are suitable for a variety of tasks but are not recommended for patients with cylindrical power. • Conclusion: • Overall, multifocal lens technology has advanced significantly, offering solutions tailored to various patient needs. Stay tuned for Day 9, where we'll discuss 30 essential things to know before undergoing cataract surgery. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insights! • #CataractSurgery #MultifocalLenses #EyeHealth #DrPrakhyat #AcuraVisionClinics • Our More videos: • Robotic Laser Cataract Surgery | सबसे सटीक या महंगा धोखा? | जानिए हकीकत • • Robotic Laser Cataract Surgery | सबसे... • Cutting-Edge Cataract Technique | Robotic Laser Cataract Surgery | Day 4 • • Cutting-Edge Cataract Technique | Rob... • Advancement In Cataract Surgery - Naturo Panfocal IOL | Day 3 • • Advancement In Cataract Surgery - Nat... • क्या Cataract का इलाज बिना Surgery के हो सकता है ? • • क्या Cataract का इलाज बिना Surgery के... • Cutting Edge Cataract Surgery With Dr. Prakhyat Roop | Day 1 #cuttingedgecataractsurgery • • Cutting Edge Cataract Surgery With Dr... • Cataract Complication Treated Vision Back in 3 Days: पुतली के ऑपरेशन से हुई नज़र ठीक • • Cataract Complication Treated Vision ... • • To book an appointment with me, call us at 7983493085. • Contact us here: • FOR OPD APPOINTMENT: ( ओ.पी.डी. मे दिखाने के लिए ) • 0121-4059268, 0121-2648870, 9927007094 • FOR CATARACT ENQUIRY : 9152775597 • ( मोतियाबिन्द दिखाने के लिए) • FOR LASIK / SPECATCLE REMOVAL -9389964101 • ( लेसिक व चश्मा हटाने से संबन्धित ) • FOR RETINA- 8958999916 • ( रेटिना से संबन्धित ) • 0:20 - Welcome and Introduction • 0:45 - Discussion on Multifocal Lenses • 1:00 - Categories of Multifocal Lenses • 1:20 - Trifocal IOLs • 2:00 - Vision Zones Explanation • 3:00 - Importance of Vision Zones • 3:30 - Popular Trifocal Lenses Brands • 4:00 - Advantages of Trifocal Lenses • 4:30 - Disadvantages of Trifocal Lenses • 5:00 - Specific Disadvantages • 5:30 - Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF) Lenses • 6:30 - EDOF Lenses Performance • 7:00 - Popular EDOF Lenses • 7:30 - Comparison with Trifocal Lenses • 8:00 - Panfocal Lenses • 8:30 - Advantages of Panfocal Lenses • 9:00 - Disadvantages of Panfocal Lenses • 9:30 - Overall Technology Advancements

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