Who are candidates for Visian ICL?
If you are between 21 and 45 and nearsighted, you are an excellent
candidate for Visian ICL. It is preferable that you have had no
previous ophthalmic surgery or history of ophthalmic disease such as
glaucoma or diabetic retinopathy.
Exactly where is Visian ICL
placed in the eye?
Visian ICL is placed in the “posterior chamber,” behind the iris and
in front of the eye’s crystalline lens. The lens does not touch any
internal eye structure and stays in position.
What is the track record of Visian
ICL?Extensive research and development preceded the
introduction of Visian ICL. It is now being used by more than 40,000
patients worldwide. The satisfaction rate among patients is
extremely high- above 99%. Visian ICL provides excellent and stable
outcomes.
What if your vision
changes?
Visian ICL offers treatment flexibility. If your vision changes
dramatically, the lens can be removed and replaced, or another
procedure can be performed at any time. With Visian ICL, you can
wear glasses or contacts lenses if necessary. Visian ICL does not
help presbyopia (difficulty with reading in people over 40), but you
can add reading glasses if needed.
Can they dry out or get dirty like
a contact lens?No, Visian ICL avoids problems
experienced with traditional contact lenses. It is designed to
remain in place inside your eye, without maintenance. A routine,
annual visit with your eye doctor is recommended to make sure
everything is fine.
Can Visian ICL be seen by
the naked eye?
No. The lens is positioned behind the iris where it is invisible to
both you and observers. Only your doctor will be able to tell you
that vision correction has taken place.
Can Visian ICL be felt once
it is in place?
The lens is not felt after it is put in place. It does not attach to
any structures within the eye and stays in position.
How long does Visian ICL
stay in my eye?
The Visian ICL is intended to remain in place in the eye without
maintenance. Should it become necessary, the lens can be removed by
a certified ophthalmologist.