Cataract surgery, a transformative procedure, involves the removal of the eye’s natural, cloudy lens and its replacement with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL). This surgery not only restores clarity but also significantly affects visual perception. The type of IOL implanted is a key factor in determining the need for glasses post-surgery.

IOL Types Explained: Tailoring Vision to Your Needs

Patients have various IOL options to choose from:

• Monofocal IOLs: These lenses focus on distance. In this case, patients might need reading glasses. Conversely, setting them for near vision might necessitate glasses for distance.
• Multifocal IOLs: These provide clear vision at multiple distances and may eliminate the need for glasses.
• Monovision – In this surgery, the dominant eye will have the lens focused on distance and the other eye will be able to focus on near vision. This type of surgery may require more time to neuro-adapt.

How soon after Cataract surgery is it recommended to get new glasses?

Will I need glasses after cataract surgery? Post-surgery, it’s usually recommended to wait about 3-4 weeks for eye stabilization before getting a new prescription, allowing any swelling to subside.

The decision to use glasses after cataract surgery depends on the following two factors:

1. Type of IOL: Different lenses offer varying levels of independence from glasses.
2. Lifestyle and Visual Requirements: Daily activities and specific visual needs influence the choice of IOL and the subsequent need for glasses.

Adapting to New Vision: Challenges and Solutions

After surgery, patients often experience decreased contrast sensitivity and require neural-adaptation. RevitalVision’s post-cataract program aims to improve contrast sensitivity by 150% on average, back to normal range, facilitating this adjustment.

Reading glasses after Cataract surgery

RevitalVision Program: A Path to Enhanced Vision

RevitalVision offers a scientifically based, at-home exercise program to improve vision post-cataract surgery. This natural method, free of drugs and side effects, is designed to enhance visual acuity and adaptability.

Patient Experiences: Real Stories of Visual Improvement

In addition to clinical studies, testimonials from our patients who have used RevitalVision provide insights into their improved vision and adjustment experiences during post cataract program.

Avi Lev testimonial on how RevitalVision program helped him overcome his challenges  Post Cataract Surgery

Stephen Kohn testimonial on post cataract RevitalVision treatment

Our exercises are meticulously designed based on extensive clinical research and scientific understanding of the visual system. The program’s foundation lies in its evidence-based approach, ensuring that each exercise contributes effectively to the improvement of visual acuity and contrast sensitivity.

Should I Wear My Old Glasses After Cataract Surgery?

After cataract surgery, it’s generally not advisable to wear your old glasses, as your vision prescription will likely change due to the implantation of a new intraocular lens. Your old glasses may not provide the correct vision support and could cause discomfort or visual distortions. It’s important to have your eyes re-evaluated after your eyes have healed from surgery, typically a few weeks post-operation, to determine if you need a new prescription for glasses. Always follow your eye doctor’s recommendations for post-surgery care and vision correction.

If you had standard monofocal surgery you will need reading glasses to be able to read.

Overall, RevitalVision offers a comprehensive and simple solution for those looking to maximize their visual rehabilitation post-cataract surgery. Its ease of use, combined with a solid scientific foundation and safety profile, makes it an appealing choice for individuals seeking to enhance their vision naturally and effectively.