Posted by Dr Michael Forrest on 21 June 2016 | 0 Comments
Tags: cataract, cataracts, cataract surgery, intraocular lens, IOL, multifocal IOL, extended depth of focus IOL, mono-vision, blended vision, presbyopia, phaco, lens surgery
Most people having surgery to remove cataracts have been wearing glasses for years by the time their cataracts start to affect vision. Many are well used to glasses by then and ambivalent about wearing them, but an increasing number of people hope to have a degree of independence from glasses.
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Dr Forrest practices at Northside Eye Specialists, based at Chermside, North Brisbane, and at Blackwood Street, Mitchelton.
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