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Planning for cataract surgery?
Choosing the right lens (IOL – Intraocular Lens) is one of the most important steps for restoring your vision after the surgery.

🔹 Monofocal Lens – Standard lens
for either near or distance
🔹 Multifocal Lens – Helps you see both near and far without glasses
🔹 Toric Lens – Designed for patients with astigmatism
🔹 EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) Lens – A premium option for better range of vision

💬 You’ll also learn:

What lens your eye condition requires

Who is the best candidate for each type of lens
👁️ 1. Monofocal Lens (Standard IOL)

🔹 Best for:

Patients who are okay using glasses after surgery (for either near or distance)

Elderly patients with limited daily visual demands

Budget-conscious patients or those undergoing government/free cataract surgery programs

❗ Needs glasses for either reading or distance, depending on which is corrected


👁️ 2. Multifocal Lens (Premium IOL for near & far)

🔹 Best for:

Patients who want to reduce dependence on glasses for both distance and near vision

Those with active lifestyles, frequent reading, or driving

Patients without other retinal or corneal issues


✅ Pros: Greater freedom from glasses
❗ May cause halos/glare at night; not suitable for people with retinal problems or night driving concerns
👁️ 4. EDOF Lens (Extended Depth of Focus)

🔹 Best for:

Patients who want a wider range of vision (intermediate + distance, and some near)

Professionals using screens, reading labels, or doing mid-range work

Patients who want fewer halos than with multifocal lenses


✅ Pros: Fewer night vision issues, more range than monofocal
❗ Reading glasses might still be needed for fine print