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Presbyopia: Glasses On Glasses Off

They say 40 is the new 30 but turning forty means the beginning of changes – eyes are no exception…

Presbyopia – age related farsightedness – Lens dysfunction – the arms are getting too short syndrome – the glasses on glasses off game – can’t read the menu – whatever the description, presbyopia is the gradual loss of the ability to focus for near tasks.

Starting for most from the age of 40 presbyopia results in the need to rely on reading glasses for near tasks such as reading, knitting, sewing, using the computer, mobile phone, shopping and even simple tasks such as reading a menu. For those who have never required or relied on spectacles, the sudden need to wear “reading glasses” may be onerous or inconvenient or worse yet some may become symptomatic suffering from eye strain that can cause migraines or headaches.

Removing the need for reading glasses via Laser Vision Correction (LASIK, PRK) or Clear lens extraction is a definite possibility for those who want to alleviate the need for glasses to perform near tasks.

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Parramatta Cataract Specialists

Cataract is the clouding over of the crystalline lens and Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly performed procedures in Australia. With people living longer and remain active for longer, an increasing number are opting to have treatment sooner rather than later.

No longer do people wait for cataracts to “ripen” and vision to deteriorate and impede from performing tasks before having surgery. The combination of technology has improved safety and precision allowing patients are not only able to see clearer, but also relatively independent for visual hardware for most activities.

At Hunter Street Eye Specialists in Parramatta, Dr Ridia Lim and Dr Peter Sumich utilise the most advanced surgical techniques, state of the art equipment and use the latest Intraocular Lens Implants (IOL’s) to correct long-sightedness, short-sightedness and astigmatism.

Seeing clearer without the need for visual hardware whilst removing Cataracts is now a possibility.

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Cataract Surgery: Choosing a Surgeon

A Cataract is a clouding over of the crystalline lens that can cause blurry vision and glare sensitivity from lights particularly at night. If a cataract is affecting you performing normal activities, then you may need to consider having Cataract Surgery.

Cataract surgery involves removal of the crystalline lens and replacing it with a silicone/acrylic intraocular lens (IOL). These IOL’s serve not only to provide clearer vision but can also provide a reduction in spectacle dependence.

Choose a Qualified, Experienced Ophthalmologist who utilises the latest technique and technology – it is best to speak to your local optometrist or GP for a referral or ask family & friends if they have had any experiences or know anyone they would recommend. See https://www.huntereye.com.au/about-our_doctors.php for information about our Ophthalmologists.

Choosing a trusted and experienced surgeon is the beginning to achieving a successful outcome.

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Refractive Cataract Surgery

 

Through Cataract Surgery, Patients now have the opportunity not only to remove cataracts but also to correct their vision.

Cataract removal and insertion of an intraocular lens allows for the correction of longsightedness, shortsightedness, and even astigmatism and ultimately reduce the need for visual hardware to see clearer for most activities.

 

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Refractive Specialists Parramatta

With a myriad of corrective refractive options, there are now very few people that are unsuitable for vision correction surgery, however the most important choice is still choosing the right Surgeon.

Choosing a trusted and experienced surgeon is the beginning to achieving a successful outcome. Dr Peter Sumich and Dr Ridia Lim can help in correcting vision and reduce dependency on visual hardware to achieve clear vision.

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Specialists in Cataract Surgery

Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly performed procedures in Australia. With people living longer, more active lifestyles, an increasing number are opting to have treatment sooner rather than later.

No longer do people wait for cataracts to “ripen”. With increased safety and precision patients are not only able to see clearer, but are also relatively spectacle independent for most activities.

At Hunter Street Eye Specialists in Parramatta, Dr Ridia Lim and Dr Peter Sumich utilise the most advanced surgical techniques, state of the art equipment and use the latest Intraocular Lens Implants (IOL’s) to correct long-sightedness, short-sightedness and astigmatism.

Seeing clearer without the need for visual hardware whilst removing Cataracts is the now the norm.

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Parramatta Eye Specialists

With over 25 years experience Dr Ridia Lim and Dr Peter Sumich consult at their practice Hunter Street Eye Specialists, based at a convenient location within the heart of Parramatta.

Specialising in Cataract, Glaucoma and Refractive Laser Vision Correction Dr Sumich and Dr Lim utilise advanced surgical techniques and uses the latest technology in order achieve the best possible results.

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Parramatta Cataract Specialists

Practising in Sydney Parramatta for more than 15 years, Dr Peter Sumich and Dr Ridia Lim are specialists in Cataract, Glaucoma and Laser Vision Correction.

The successful outcome of our Cataract procedures at Hunter Street Eye Specialists are achievable through the wealth of experience and latest technology in the hands of our eye surgeons.

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Choosing a Surgeon

Whether its Laser Vision Correction, Cataract Surgery, other Refractive or Eye Surgery, choosing your surgeon can be a overwhelming task. Choosing who to have your procedure with and trust with your vision is of utmost importance in the road to having eye surgery.

Of all things to consider – Experience is the key.

Technology requires skilled hands to use it safely and to achieve optimal results.

Regardless of procedure, by choosing an experienced surgeon who utilises the latest state of the art technology, increases a favourable and successful outcome.

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Blended Vision

Blended Vision or Monovision is a term coined for those whose non-dominant eye is intentionally made slightly shortsighted to reduce or sometimes remove the need for visual hardware for near tasks such as reading, sewing and computer work. Though it can be achieved with contact lenses many opt to have a more permanent solution in reducing the reliance on reading glasses and so choose to have blended vision either with laser eye surgery or lens replacement procedures.

Blended vision offers a good solution for those who want to be able to perform both distance and near tasks free from visual hardware.