Cataract Lens Options

The Light Adjustable Lens provides a level of postoperative customization unmatched by traditional implants. After your cataract procedure, your vision can be fine-tuned using controlled UV light treatments, allowing your surgeon to adjust the lens power based on how your eyes heal and how you use your vision day to day.

This option is ideal for patients who want the highest degree of precision and are willing to participate in the adjustment process to achieve their desired outcome.

PanOptix Pro is engineered to provide functional vision at near, intermediate, and distance ranges, helping many patients significantly reduce their reliance on glasses.

This lens is a strong fit for individuals who want greater visual independence for everyday tasks—from reading and phone use to driving—while maintaining consistent performance across multiple focal points.

Astigmatism can cause blurred or distorted vision due to an irregular corneal shape. Toric IOLs are specifically designed to correct this at the time of cataract surgery.

Many of the premium lenses offered at DLV Vision are available in toric versions, allowing simultaneous treatment of cataracts and astigmatism for more precise visual outcomes.

Monofocal IOL’s are lenses that have been used for decades as part of cataract surgery. The advantage of a Monofocal lens it that they allow your doctor to set different ranges of focus. After your consultation, your doctor will suggest setting the distance for near or far vision. Based on the focus setting of your Monofocal lens, a patient will still need to wear glasses for distance vision or reading glasses for close up. Most cataract patients that choose the Monofocal lens elect to set the IOL’s for distance vision, then relying on reading glasses for close up objects.