Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

For bifocal glasses, the far and near parts are separated, and it is necessary to change the line of sight to see far and near, but in bifocal intraocular contact lenses, light passes through the lenses to divide the far and near vision into two parts, each image It’s all fused in the brain, so there’s no need to change the line of sight.
Therefore, it is necessary to get used to near vision after surgery, and it takes time to focus, and the process of getting used to it is vary individually.