Cataract surgery

When vision becomes blurred with age, reading, night driving, or recognizing faces become difficult. The surgeon removes the lens clouded by cataracts through a micro-incision and places an intraocular implant suited to your vision. The procedure lasts about twenty minutes under local anesthesia, and recovery is quick: most patients resume their activities within a few days.

A complete ophthalmological assessment allows us to choose the type of implant best suited to your lifestyle, with or without presbyopia correction.