Monofocal Lens in Turkey is the most prevalent vision repair procedure for people that come to Turkey for eye surgeries.
Turkey is an excellent choice for Monofocal Lens. Because both the price and the quality are excellent. In this regard, it is the best choice for you.
The average cost of Monofocal Lens in Turkey starts from 1.150 USD (950£) which is the most affordable price compared to the UK and the USA. We are doing Monofocal Lens in Istanbul, Antalya and Izmir, you can choose the best option for you.
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What is the Monofocal Lens?
Monofocal Lenses may be the best option for patients who have cataracts in both eyes. A monofocal lens is an intraocular lens with a single fixed focus. A cataract surgeon may recommend monofocal lenses for near focus, mid-distance focus, or distant focus. Only one of these three options is available, and the focus will not shift following surgery.
Lenses, like your natural lens, concentrate light that enters your eye through the cornea and pupil onto the retina, the sensory tissue at the back of the eye that communicates images to the brain via the optic nerve.
Most lenses are around one third the size of a dime and are constructed of a flexible, foldable polymer. Your lenses, like the lenses of prescription eyeglasses, will have the necessary prescription to provide you with the greatest vision possible.
Advantages of Monofocal Lenses
- If you have astigmatism, you may be able to have it corrected with a toric/enhanced monofocal lens, which may improve your vision more than a standard monofocal lens.
- If you still need glasses following your operation, you may find that you have better low light vision than you would have had if you had chosen multifocal lenses.
Monofocal Lenses Have the Following Disadvantages:
- If you choose to increase your distant vision, you will still require reading glasses. This also works in reverse: if you have opted to improve your short sightedness, you may need to wear distance glasses, such as when driving.
- If you have astigmatism then choose a typical monofocal lens, you may find that your vision is still fuzzy and that you suffer from short or long sightedness.
How to Make Monofocal Lens?
Monofocal intraocular lenses were the most commonly used kind of lens for decades. They are now, however, the most basic remedy for cataracts on the market. They are intended to correct eyesight at a certain location in space: distant, moderate, or close. Light rays enter the optic system of a monofocal lens and converge on a single point of focus on the retina.
When calculations are performed for distant objects, the intraocular lens can only concentrate on these things. In contrast, if close up focus is desired, the lens’s power must be raised. A monofocal lens cannot focus on both distances at the same time. Most patients who opt for this type of lens prefer to have good distant vision and rely on reading glasses for near vision.
Methods of Lens Implantation
Ultrasound Guided Surgery (Classic Method)
For decades, traditional lens implantation has used ultrasonic energy to shred and aspirate the lens. All essential cuts in the eye are made in structures that are as thin as 0.01 mm. Because the cuts are made by hand, the surgeon must have a very steady hand. Despite this, the operation is quite safe and has been tried and tested a million times.
Lens Implantation Using a Femtosecond Laser
In lens implantation, a new laser technique has replaced the knife. A femtosecond laser now controls all of the stages that the surgeon formerly did manually with a scalpel.
What are the Monofocal Lens Risks?
Risks that may occur in this process:
- Dislocation of the Lens: Lens dislocation is uncommon and might not even cause you any problems. If your lens will become decentered, your glasses prescription may change, but you may still be able to see clearly with an updated prescribing. Your lens might well dislocate into the vitreous cavity on rare occasions, but this is uncommon with newer generation lenses.
- Capture of Iris: On rare occasions, a portion of the lens will rotate forward and grab part of the iris. When this occurs, most patients are asymptomatic, but if user develop inflammation or pixilated vision, you may need to have a simple lens repositioning procedure or possibly a lens exchange. The majority of patients recover very well from these procedures.
- Halos and Glare: Because of their refractive residences, which allow you to put more emphasis at more than one distance, premium IOLs may affect glare and/or halos. These symptoms are reported by a small percentage of monofocal lens patients, but they are not usually combined with this type of lens.
- Contrast Sensitivity Loss: This is a loss of ability to distinguish minute details or subtle changes in color and/or background that is associated with certain premium IOLs.
- Accommodation Loss: Accommodation is the practice of focusing from far to near and at every distance in between. So, unless you choose a premium IOL and are young enough, you will lose the ability to focus from location to near after surgery unless you are young enough.
- Dysphotopsias: This effect is caused by the IOL’s edge. It usually appears as a shimmering arc in the peripheral or edge vision. This is generally well tolerated and usually resolves within a few weeks or months of surgery. It is unusual for this to result in long term problems.
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Should Monofocal Lens be Made in Turkey or in the UK?
Monofocal lenses, in general, correct distance vision, but we can have them made to correct a specific visual distance you desire. Monofocal lenses are appropriate if you still want to use glasses for some tasks, such as reading. If your employment needs you to have exceptional distance vision, for example, monofocal lenses may be a better fit that multifocal or trifocal lenses.
If you want (or are just eligible for) monofocal lenses but also want your distance and reading vision corrected, monovision treatment may be an option. Monovision is a type of lens surgery in which we fix one eye for near sightedness and the other for farsightedness. Because each eye covers its own spectrum of vision, you might have good distance and near vision.
This treatment, however, is not always appropriate for everyone because not everyone can adjust to each eye working over independent distances. That is why, following your appointment, we can give a trial with contact lenses to simulate the ultimate outcomes, allowing you to determine whether Monovision therapy is right for you.
We recommend that you do this in Turkey. Because Turkey is the leading name of medical tourism. Since the result is like this, we recommend you to choose this place instead of the UK.
Why Monofocal Lens Turkey is More Affordable?
The price of a monofocal lens in Turkey is significantly lower than in the United Kingdom and Europe. Turkey clinics provide all inclusive medical travel packages with no hidden fees!
A very low flight contribution to our monofocal lens cost, a face to face meeting with your doctor prior to treatment, your lens replacement surgery, accommodation in well known and illustrious hotels in Turkey during your procedure, airport pick up and drop off on it by arrival, all local transfers between your hotel and clinic, your accommodation during your procedure A personal patient representative who will accompany you throughout your treatment, as well as your medical records linked to your treatment and their translation into English.
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