ReSTOR
Testimonials
What is a cataract?
How is ReSTOR® better?
What is presbyopia?
See how ReSTOR can help you today.
Get Glasses-Free Vision
with New Cataract Surgery!
The
Eye Clinic of Texas is proud to offer to our patients the latest
advancement in cataract surgery. Utilizing the new AcrySof®
ReSTOR® lens, we can help most of our patients achieve
glasses-free vision for both near and distance over 80% of the
time.
The ReSTOR® lens is an Intraocular Lens (IOL) that uses a combination of three complementary technologies to foster a full-range of high-quality vision in patients. By distributing the appropriate amounts of light to near and distant focal points, regardless of the lighting situation, the lens improves image quality. As a result, 80 percent of cataract patients, with or without presbyopia, gain the ability to see clearly without the aid of glasses or bi-focals.
Recognizing how this new technology can treat both cataracts (a Medicare-covered procedure) and presbyopia (a non-covered procedure) in one sitting, Medicare recently made a concession and will now cover the cost of the conventional cataract surgery, leaving only payment of the ReSTOR® lens upgrade to the patient.
Find out more about cataract surgery and AcrySof ReSTOR at these Web sites:
www.cataractsurgery.com
www.acrysofrestor.com
What is a cataract?
How is ReSTOR® better?
What is presbyopia?
See how ReSTOR can help you today.Get Glasses-Free Vision
with New Cataract Surgery!
The
Eye Clinic of Texas is proud to offer to our patients the latest
advancement in cataract surgery. Utilizing the new AcrySof®
ReSTOR® lens, we can help most of our patients achieve
glasses-free vision for both near and distance over 80% of the
time. The ReSTOR® lens is an Intraocular Lens (IOL) that uses a combination of three complementary technologies to foster a full-range of high-quality vision in patients. By distributing the appropriate amounts of light to near and distant focal points, regardless of the lighting situation, the lens improves image quality. As a result, 80 percent of cataract patients, with or without presbyopia, gain the ability to see clearly without the aid of glasses or bi-focals.
Recognizing how this new technology can treat both cataracts (a Medicare-covered procedure) and presbyopia (a non-covered procedure) in one sitting, Medicare recently made a concession and will now cover the cost of the conventional cataract surgery, leaving only payment of the ReSTOR® lens upgrade to the patient.
Find out more about cataract surgery and AcrySof ReSTOR at these Web sites:
www.cataractsurgery.com
www.acrysofrestor.com
Last modified on Dec. 17, 2009