Trifocal IOLS (Intraocular Lenses)

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HOYA Vivinex Gemetric Plus Toric XY1-GPT

HOYA Vivinex Gemetric Plus Toric XY1-GPT glistening-free hydrophobic IOL with proprietary aspheric optic design is designed to provide excellent near vision, while maintaining good distance and intermediate vision.

HOYA Vivinex Gemetric Plus XY1-GP

HOYA Vivinex Gemetric Plus XY1-GP glistening-free hydrophobic IOL with a proprietary aspheric optic design is designed to provide excellent near vision, while maintaining good distance and intermediate vision.

HOYA Vivinex Gemetric XY1-G

HOYA Vivinex Gemetric Trifocal XY1-G glistening-free hydrophobic IOL with proprietary aspheric optic design is designed to provide excellent distance vision and well-balanced intermediate and near vision.

HOYA Vivinex Gemetric Toric XY1-GT

HOYA Vivinex™ Gemetric™ Toric XY1-GT glistening-free hydrophobic IOL with proprietary aspheric optic design is designed to provide excellent distance vision and well-balanced intermediate and near vision.

IPCL V2 Presbyopic Lens

IPCL Presbyopic is a fully customised phakic lens solution for younger presbyopic patients seeking freedom from reading glasses.

Medicontur Liberty

The most balanced Trifocal IOL for complete spectacle independence. With 7 rings for superior contrast sensitivity.

Medicontur AddOn

The AddOn® is the refractive-surgery platform for fine-tuned vision enhancement of pseudophakic eyes and constitutes a milestone in functional patient care.

Trifocal IOLs (intraocular lenses) are especially indicated for patients who lead a very active life and seek vision independence after the intervention.

Trifocal IOLs use light diffracted to both an intermediate and a near focus. They are designed so that the otherwise wasted light from the intermediate focal point’s second diffractive order strengthens the near focal point.

Trifocal IOLs use advanced optical technology to split light into multiple focal points, allowing patients to see clearly at different distances simultaneously. Trifocal IOLs may be an option for patients with seeking improved visual clarity, but selection should be made case by case to determine patient suitability and goals.