Aspheric Lens Features
An aspheric lens has a variable surface curvature that compensates for spherical aberrations of the cornea. In practice, this means clearer vision in twilight and low light, less ghosting around light sources and better contrast sensitivity - which is especially important for those who drive at night. The material and optics of such lenses are designed to last for decades without changing their properties.
Modern eye microsurgery
Most eye surgeries today are performed on an outpatient basis, under local anesthesia and through micro-incisions that do not require stitches. The patient goes home the same day, and vision begins to recover within the first day.
Preparation plays a key role: accurate calculation of the parameters of the artificial lens, exclusion of foci of infection and control of concomitant diseases. The final result depends on this no less than on the operation itself.
Key interventions
- phacoemulsification of cataract with intraocular lens implantation
- surgical correction of strabismus
- removal of chalazion and eyelid formations
After surgery
The recovery period requires discipline: drops are instilled strictly according to the scheme with a gradual decrease in frequency; you should not rub your eye, bend over or lift heavy objects for the first two weeks. Non-compliance is the main cause of complications, not the operation itself.