Nighttime vision problems after cataract nighttime dysphotopsias

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👉 Better vision options after cataract surgery 👉 https://IOL-adviser.com 👈 • Cataract surgery leads to dramatical improvement in vision, however cataract lens choice may lead to some vision problems during the night. • The problem explained in this video called nighttime dysphotopsia, and may happen with multifocal IOL, trifocal IOL such as Alcon Panoptix or Zeiss AT LISA, but also with modern EDOF IOLs such as Tecnis Symfony. • You may think that monofocal IOL is better option, but you have to know that even with monofocal IOL some patients experience halo or glare issues. • Moreover some eye conditions such as early cataract, myopia, hyperopia or astigmatism may cause nighttime dysphotopsia. • How to improve neuroadoptation and avoid these unwanted visual effect are explained in this video. • Videos, you might be interested in: • Eye Surgery Explained channel: • Cataract surgery: know your IOL optio... • Know your IOL options: • Cataract surgery: know your IOL optio... • EDOF IOL Alcon VIVITY and J J Symfony: • Cataract lenses choice or EDoF IOL re... • Nighttime problems with IOLs: • Nighttime vision problems after catar... • Astigmatism and toric IOLs: • Astigmatism and cataract surgery : pr... • Multifocal, EDOF lenses and use of glasses: • Presbyopia cataract lenses and use of... • My name is Alex, and my Eye surgery explained channel - all about vision, new vision recovery technologies, eye deceases, and more. • My goal is to help peoples, having vision problems, from low myopia to cataract, glaucoma, or age-related macular degeneration to get valuable information. • I will talk about deceases or eye conditions and treatment options available up to date, explained not by a doctor, means in simple words, and truthfully by an expert in the ophthalmic industry. • Ask your questions below, and I will try to help! • I have created that channel as my passion to help peoples to get the maximum of their sight. • Feel free to ask about IOL selection criteria, IOL specifications and professional suggestion from experienced clinical application specialist. • Please note, that I am not a doctor, and your health conditions and any actions related to that has to be discussed with your doctor only. • #cataract #eye #surgery #iol #EyeSurgeryExplained

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