LASIK and Eye Surgery Blog - Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center
Monday, December 15, 2008
Effectively Treating Nearsightedness with Implantable Contact Lenses
Depending on the specific lens and the extent of vision correction needed, the implantable contact lenses can be surgically placed in front of the iris or behind the iris, just in front of one’s natural lens. They work by properly adjusting the way that light reflects back to the retina and can improve vision to 20/20.
For more information on the implantable contact lense procedure, contact the ClearView Eye and Laser Medical Center team.
posted by Clearview Staff at 2:11 PM
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