can you pm me a way to contact him? Would like to chatMy shooting partner just had this done 2-3 months ago and is really pissed with the results.He sees shadows at a distance.Wish he had just gone with basic repair.Now they are recommending glasses.Suggest you get more opinions.
Being one-eyed my optometrist recommended that I wait till the last minute before cataract surgery and highly recommended against the extended focus even for those with both eyes. The way I understood cataract replacement is you will need cheaters because your eyes doesn't focus as much as they used to.I had the regular lens replacement done and am satisfied. 20/25 in left eye, 20/20 in the right. Still need readers. I haven't talked to anyone yet who's been happy with the extended focus lenses. Had to have the floater procedure done and while unpleasant it worked great. I learned not to look up surgical procedures on youtube before you have them done! Lol.
Gene, as far as shooting goes the only plus is you will be able to see the beads clearly. Other than that there is no advantage and possibly disadvantages. I had a Symfony lens implanted in my right eye 3 or 4 years ago and regret it to this day. When time comes to do my left eye I will get a mono-focal lens. These are some of the advantages? and disadvantages of toric (multi-focal) lenses. Also read the comments!So I am going to have this done and I am thinking extended focus premium lens. Has anyone chosen that and your thoughts on how it affects shooting ?
Gene
Tell me how the vitrectomy went. I have VMT in both eyes.Being one-eyed my optometrist recommended that I wait till the last minute before cataract surgery and highly recommended against the extended focus even for those with both eyes. The way I understood cataract replacement is you will need cheaters because your eyes doesn't focus as much as they used to.
Then I ended up with a vitrectomy to clear the floaters. I never knew the world could be so clear and bright.
I too learned not to look up surgical procedures on youtube. There is a great advantage of being asleep while this is going on.
I need a new excuse for missing targets now.
How do you use the distance lens? Put it in what? Is it a contact lens?I am a one eyed shooter and wear contact lenses that are monovision (lens in left eye for reading and right lens for distance). The brain compensates for the two different lenses and you come up with a good compromise for reading and distance. Over the last year I requested a more powerful distance lens that I only put in when I am shooting. It has worked out very well as the target is clearer/sharper.
I believe your assumption is wrong. The procedure (doctor's fee) should pay the same. The upgraded lens cost more, that's not extra profit for the ophthalmologist.Gene, as far as shooting goes the only plus is you will be able to see the beads clearly. Other than that there is no advantage and possibly disadvantages. I had a Symfony lens implanted in my right eye 3 or 4 years ago and regret it to this day. When time comes to do my left eye I will get a mono-focal lens. These are some of the advantages? and disadvantages of toric (multi-focal) lenses. Also read the comments!
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Whatever brand of lenses you are considering, research them. Medicare will pay for mono-focal lenses. Anything above that comes out of your pocket and it's your doctors hand reaching in.
I put it in my eye. My post states contact lenses. Sorry for any confusion.How do you use the distance lens? Put it in what? Is it a contact lens?
It is not an assumption. I know what I paid for the one lens, and it sure as hell should not have cost $2700 for an upgraded lens. My ophthalmologist accepts what Medicare pays for the procedure with a mono-focal lens.I believe your assumption is wrong. The procedure (doctor's fee) should pay the same. The upgraded lens cost more, that's not extra profit for the ophthalmologist.