What is a monofocal IOL?
Monofocal IOLs are intraocular lenses that allow patients to have clear vision at one distance, including near, far, or intermediate. Patients who have monofocal IOLs may still need to use contacts or prescription eyeglasses after their procedure. Alternatively, patients who would otherwise wear bifocals or other specialized eyeglasses may find that other IOLs are better for them, such as multifocal IOLs.
Which type of IOL is right for me?
During a consultation appointment before patients undergo treatment, Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer will evaluate a patient and decide what type of artificial intraocular lens is right for them. The doctor considers the patient’s current vision health, eyesight concerns, and severity of the cataracts to assist patients in making an educated decision in the IOL they choose.
Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer encourages patients who are noticing clouding of their vision to speak to a professional and obtain a thorough and comprehensive eye examination to determine if monofocal IOLs are appropriate for your condition and unique vision needs.
Do you struggle with cataracts?
If your cataracts have become more severe and you are interested in surgical procedures to address the issue, we welcome you to book a consultation visit with Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer and his team in Skokie, IL by calling (847) 677-2794. The office is conveniently located at 9150 Crawford Avenue, Suite #201. The office is always accepting new and current patients in and around the community.