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Why Might I Need Reading Glasses After RLE Surgery? Are you curious about why some people still need reading glasses after undergoing Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) surgery? In this video, we explain the factors that influence post-surgery vision and what you can expect depending on the type of intraocular lens (IOL) used during your procedure. We’ll cover the differences between monofocal and premium IOLs, including multifocal, extended depth of focus, and accommodating lenses, and how they impact your ability to see clearly at various distances. You’ll learn why some individuals might still require reading glasses for close-up tasks, even after RLE, and what personal factors—such as age, eye health, and daily visual demands—play a role in the outcome. We’ll also discuss the safety of RLE, its benefits in preventing future cataracts, and the importance of consulting with an eye care professional to determine the best approach for your needs. Whether you're considering RLE or want to understand what to expect after surgery, this video provides helpful insights to guide your decisions. Remember, individual results vary, and personalized medical advice is essential for optimal eye health. Subscribe to our channel for more helpful information about eye health and vision care.

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