Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

The disadvantage of bifocal intraocular contact lenses is that they limit the distance at which they are easy to see, not all distances.
The reading distance is about 30-40 cm, and the computer distance is 60-70 cm. It is easy to see within this distance, but there are individual differences.
After surgery, you need to get used to this easy-to-see distance, which may be different from the distance range that we can easily see before.
In addition, the halo and glare at night are stronger than the general ICL, so you need to be careful when driving at night for about a week after the operation.
Also, it is a lens that is not good at seeing near in a dim place, it is necessary to brighten the room for reading and desk work.