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Personalized Vision Beyond Cataract Surgery
Today’s cataract surgery isn’t just about removing a cloudy lens—it’s an opportunity to customize your vision for your lifestyle. At Harman Eye Center, we offer advanced premium intraocular lens (IOL) options designed to reduce your dependence on glasses and help you see clearly at multiple distances.
Schedule your premium lens consultation today to explore how you can see life more clearly—at near, intermediate, and distance.
Premium lifestyle lenses are technologically advanced intraocular lenses implanted during cataract surgery to replace your natural, cloudy lens. Unlike standard lenses—which typically restore clear vision at one distance only—premium lenses can deliver a broader range of vision and, for many patients, significantly reduce or even eliminate the need for glasses after surgery.
These lenses are tailored to your unique visual goals and daily activities—whether that’s reading, using digital devices, driving, or enjoying an active lifestyle without visual limitations.
Choosing a premium lifestyle lens goes beyond traditional cataract correction. These lenses can:
Reduce or eliminate your dependence on glasses for everyday tasks like reading, driving, and computer work.
Improve visual clarity at multiple distances, not just far vision.
Correct astigmatism at the time of cataract surgery (when a toric lens is selected).
Offer a more natural range of vision, enhancing your quality of life overall.
Take control of your vision—schedule your premium lens consultation today.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution. The best lens for you depends on your vision goals, lifestyle, eye health, and visual preferences. Some patients prioritize reading and close work, while others want to drive and enjoy outdoor activities without glasses.
During your premium lens consultation, our experienced team will review your eye health, talk through your visual goals, and recommend the lens technology that best matches your needs.
Ready to explore your lens options? Schedule your free consultation today.
Comprehensive evaluation: We’ll perform advanced testing to understand your eyes and visual needs.
Lens selection guidance: We’ll help you choose the premium lens that best aligns with your lifestyle.
Personalized plan: You’ll receive a tailored surgical plan and clear expectations for outcomes and recovery.
Premium lifestyle lenses can transform how you see the world—and how you live in it. See life more clearly, with fewer glasses and more freedom. Schedule your premium lens consultation today.
Are premium lenses covered by insurance?
Standard cataract surgery is typically covered by insurance, but premium lens upgrades may involve an additional out-of-pocket cost.
Will I still need glasses?
Many patients experience significantly reduced dependence on glasses, but some activities (like reading fine print) may still require occasional eyewear depending on lens choice and individual visual needs.
A multifocal premium lens designed to provide clear vision at near, intermediate, and far distances, often reducing the need for glasses after surgery. This lens uses advanced optical design to deliver predictable outcomes and high-quality vision in a wide range of everyday situations. We offer a range of diffractive and extended-depth-of-focus lens options at our surgery center, allowing us to choose the lens that best fits each patient’s needs.
If you have astigmatism, a toric premium lens can simultaneously treat both your cataract and the irregular curvature of your cornea, helping you achieve sharper distance vision with less reliance on glasses.
This lens is designed to mimic the eye’s natural focusing ability, allowing your eye’s muscles to shift focus between near, intermediate, and far distances. It offers a more natural visual experience and can provide a broader range of vision without the need for glasses.
Dr. Catherine Baston graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine and completed her ophthalmology residency at The Ohio State University.
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