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Is A Toric IOL Right For Your Refractive Lens Exchange? Are you considering options to improve your vision and reduce dependence on glasses or contacts? In this video, we explore the use of toric intraocular lenses (IOLs) during refractive lens exchange procedures. We’ll explain what a toric IOL is and how it can correct astigmatism, a common condition that causes blurred or distorted vision. You’ll learn about the different types of toric lenses available, including monofocal and multifocal options, and how advances in lens technology have made these implants more stable and effective. We’ll also discuss who might be a good candidate for this procedure, what factors your eye doctor will evaluate, and the benefits of choosing a toric lens, such as long-lasting correction and the potential to eliminate the need for additional laser treatments. Additionally, we’ll cover possible considerations and risks, including lens rotation and visual side effects like glare or halos, along with how surgeons work to minimize these issues. Most patients experience positive outcomes, achieving clearer vision and greater independence from glasses. If you have significant astigmatism and are exploring vision correction options, this video provides essential information to help you make an informed decision. Consult with a qualified ophthalmologist to see if a toric intraocular lens is right for you.

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