Which Lens is better for Cataract Surgery? Eyhance or Aspire? A patient's perspective.

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Within a healthy eye is a clear lens. As we become older, that lens becomes cloudy. The cloudy lens is called a Cataract. In cataract surgery, the cloudy lens is removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens implant.
At the time of Cataract Surgery, an IOL is implanted in the eye. There are many excellent lens implants out there, including the J&J Eyhance and the B&L Aspire. Both are monofocal lenses that provide excellent distance vision and can be used interchangeably. This patient has an J&J Eyhance in one eye, and the B&L Aspire in the other, and will share his experience with you.
If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comment section below!

[@AJ-rm7yy]

Great bedside manners! Hope you are around when I need Cataract surgery. Thanks for the video

[@CC-uh8gl]

Excellent video! Can you do one for Eyhance Toric?

[@alycep.5886]

Good video. I have the eyhance in 1 eye and don’t notice any intermediate vision benefit. Thanks for the channel.

[@iol-adviser]

it might happen due to 2 reasons - either refractive shift towards hyperopia, central zone opacification or even decantation vs pupil, but 1st reason is the most often with any IOL of that type.

[@weedywet]

those are both "enhanced" monofocals, yes?
SO, can you expand on why you and your patient chose to do those two different lenses?

[@BetterKateThanEver]

I'm left wondering the same thing.

[@scottchristmon1726]

Have you tried the Rayner Ray One EMV lens in one of your videos? Thanks for the video.

[@kevinscarlett5703]

What brand phone adapter are you using?