What is a Trifocal Smart Toric Lens (Trifocal Toric Lens)?
Trifocal toric smart lenses, both in cataract treatment as well as astigmatism, myopic and hypermetropic used to correct vision defects such as advanced intraocular lenses. These lenses are suitable for near, medium and far distances. while providing clear and uninterrupted vision, it also permanently corrects refractive errors such as astigmatism.
Especially patients who want to get rid of glasses completely these lenses are ideal for, can be used for a lifetime, made of durable and advanced materials.
Frequently asked questions?
What are the Benefits of Trifocal Toric Lenses?
Clear Vision in 3 Focuses
Provides clear vision at near, middle and far distances without glasses.
- Astigmatism Corrective Feature
-It was developed especially for patients with astigmatism problems.
-Corrects corneal refractive errors.
- Cataracts + Refractive Errors are Solved in a Single Surgery
-With cataract treatment, myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism are corrected simultaneously.
- Largely Eliminates the Need for Glasses
-After the surgery, comfortable vision is achieved in daily life without the need for glasses.
Provides clear vision at near, middle and far distances without glasses.
- Astigmatism Corrective Feature
-It was developed especially for patients with astigmatism problems.
-Corrects corneal refractive errors.
- Cataracts + Refractive Errors are Solved in a Single Surgery
-With cataract treatment, myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism are corrected simultaneously.
- Largely Eliminates the Need for Glasses
-After the surgery, comfortable vision is achieved in daily life without the need for glasses.
What are the advantages of Trifocal Toric Lenses?
Lifetime use (permanent and durable)
- Clear and uninterrupted vision: High-quality vision at all three distances
-Compatible design against light sensitivity
- Reduces dependence on glasses
- Comfortable use: Does not cause eye discomfort
- Provides clarity in bright and dark environments
- Clear and uninterrupted vision: High-quality vision at all three distances
-Compatible design against light sensitivity
- Reduces dependence on glasses
- Comfortable use: Does not cause eye discomfort
- Provides clarity in bright and dark environments
Who Can Get Trifocal Toric Lenses?
These special lenses are suitable for patients who:
- Individuals with cataracts and also astigmatism, myopia or hyperopia
- Patients over 50 years of age who do not want to use glasses
-People who cannot see clearly with glasses or contact lenses
- Individuals who prefer an active lifestyle independent of glasses
- Note: Trifocal toric lenses may not be preferred in some patients with unsuitable eye structures. Suitability is determined by a detailed examination.
- Individuals with cataracts and also astigmatism, myopia or hyperopia
- Patients over 50 years of age who do not want to use glasses
-People who cannot see clearly with glasses or contact lenses
- Individuals who prefer an active lifestyle independent of glasses
- Note: Trifocal toric lenses may not be preferred in some patients with unsuitable eye structures. Suitability is determined by a detailed examination.
Who Cannot Get Trifocal Toric Lenses?
The use of trifocal toric lenses is not recommended for individuals with the following diseases:
- Severe dry eye syndrome
- Macular degeneration (macular disease)
- Diabetes-related retinal disorders
- Glaucoma (eye pressure)
- Uveitis (intraocular inflammation)
- Retinal disorders
- Severe dry eye syndrome
- Macular degeneration (macular disease)
- Diabetes-related retinal disorders
- Glaucoma (eye pressure)
- Uveitis (intraocular inflammation)
- Retinal disorders
How to Insert a Trifocal Toric Lens?
Lens implantation is performed during cataract surgery. The steps are as follows:
-The eye is numbed with topical anesthesia (eye drops).
-A small 2 mm incision is made in the eye.
-The cataractous natural lens is removed by breaking it up with ultrasonic waves (Phaco device).
-A trifocal toric lens that corrects astigmatism and vision disorders is placed inside the eye.
-The incision closes on its own, no stitches are required.
The operation usually takes between 10 and 15 minutes. Patients can be discharged the same day.
-The eye is numbed with topical anesthesia (eye drops).
-A small 2 mm incision is made in the eye.
-The cataractous natural lens is removed by breaking it up with ultrasonic waves (Phaco device).
-A trifocal toric lens that corrects astigmatism and vision disorders is placed inside the eye.
-The incision closes on its own, no stitches are required.
The operation usually takes between 10 and 15 minutes. Patients can be discharged the same day.