RLE (Refractive Lens Exchange)

Monofocal lenses have long been the standard for basic vision correction, typically set to improve distance vision. For many patients, this means crisp clarity when driving or watching TV—but still relying on reading glasses for up-close tasks. While monofocal lenses offer reliable results, they don’t always match the freedom and flexibility today’s advanced lenses can provide. That’s why we guide every patient through their full range of options—so your vision correction supports not just how you see, but how you live.

Multifocal IOLs are designed to give you seamless vision at multiple distances—near, far, and intermediate—so you can enjoy life without constantly reaching for glasses. Whether you’re reading, driving, or working at a screen, these lenses use advanced optics to distribute light across different focal points, helping your eyes adapt naturally to a range of tasks. As a premium lens option, multifocals involve a higher upfront cost than basic monofocal lenses—but for many patients, the long-term freedom from glasses and the improvement in quality of life are well worth the investment.

The Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) is a revolutionary type of intraocular lens that can be precisely customized after surgery. Made from a special photosensitive material, the LAL can be reshaped using controlled UV light treatments to perfectly match your visual needs. Following your procedure, you’ll attend a series of follow-up appointments where your eye doctor will customize the lens power, ensuring your vision correction is as accurate as possible. This innovative technology can address a wide range of common vision issues, providing personalized clarity that adapts to you.