We are proud to offer our patients the latest in premium cataract surgery with non-diffractive EDOF IOL’s. Our experienced surgeons will work with you to determine the best lens option for your needs and provide you with the best possible outcome.
If you have cataracts and are considering cataract surgery, you might have heard about the benefits of diffractive Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF) IOL’s such as Synergy or Vivity. These lenses are effective in improving vision and eliminating refractive errors, but they come with a great expense due to the echelettes on their surface that are responsible for increased depth of focus but also cause halos, glare, and cobwebs.
Fortunately, there are now non-diffractive EDOF IOL’s such as Rainer One EMV and Tecnis Eyhance IOL’s that offer a more affordable option with similar benefits. These lenses have no diffractive echelettes on their surface but have highly positive spherical aberration that extends the depth of focus up to 1.5 diopters (see illustrations below).
One of the advantages of non-diffractive EDOF IOL’s is that they can be used in a blended mono vision arrangement, with one eye better focused at distance while the fellow non-dominant eye is focused at near. This is particularly useful for patients who want to regain multifocality without the need for glasses.
Because non-diffractive EDOF IOL’s have extended depth of focus, there is a lot of overlap in the middle distance where stereoscopic vision is at a premium. Additionally, these lenses are more forgiving to minute decentrations or imperfections on the cornea, making them a more reliable option.
Best of all, patients who choose non-diffractive EDOF IOL’s rarely need glasses of any kind to read, drive, use a computer, or watch TV. There are no halos or glare at night, which is a common concern with diffractive IOL’s.
At Benjamin Eye Institute, we are proud to offer our patients the latest in premium cataract surgery with non-diffractive EDOF IOL’s. Our experienced surgeons will work with you to determine the best lens option for your needs and provide you with the best possible outcome.
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Well, we continue our question-answer column with Dr. Arthur Benjamin about high-science and pseudoscientific myths in the treatment of stye. By the way, what is stye, and how dangerous could be a quick kiss on the infected eyelid. Read on!
Can you please articulate what constitutes good medical treatment? It requires an entire infrastructure, consisting of reliable staff of experienced and well trained workers, as well as, having accessible office with proper diagnostic equipment, which will allow to diagnose various medical conditions. Last but not least, is having a well-educated, experienced Doctor, who loves what he does and he is always in the process of self-improvement.
An IOL exchange is a specialized procedure used to remove and replace a previous lens implant when the original IOL no longer provides the best possible vision or when a different lens may better support the patient’s needs.
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Cataract surgery today is no longer just about removing a cloudy lens—it’s about improving overall eye health and long-term visual outcomes. For patients who have both cataracts and glaucoma (or elevated eye pressure), modern ophthalmology now offers a powerful combined solution: cataract surgery with OMNI® minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS).
Cataracts are a common vision concern, yet misinformation still makes many people hesitant about seeking treatment. At Benjamin Eye Institute, we're here to clear the confusion and ensure you have the facts about cataract surgery.
Meet Ronnie, a longtime friend and patient of Dr. Arthur Benjamin, who has been on an incredible vision correction journey! From wearing rigid gas permeable contact lenses and being severely nearsighted (-16 to -17 prescription) to undergoing Intraocular Phakic Contact Lens (ICL) implantation, LASIK, and now Cataract Surgery—his case is a true eye care success story!
We’re thrilled to share this Fairmont Post feature on Dr. Arthur Benjamin, highlighting his expertise in LASIK, cataract surgery, and advanced vision correction. At Benjamin Eye Institute, our commitment to precision, innovation, and personalized care makes us a trusted destination for world-class eye treatment.
