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Connecticut’s Top-Rated 
Cataract Specialists

Connecticut’s Top-Rated 
Cataract Specialists

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Bring the World Back Into Focus.

In the beginning stages, it is easy to mistake a cataract as just changes in vision. Symptoms often get progressively worse as time goes on.

Common symptoms include:

  • Blurriness
  • Trouble driving at night
  • Reduced color vision
  • Discolored vision (often a yellow tint)
  • Distorted vision
  • Double vision
  • Glare or light sensitivity
  • Reduced night vision

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FAQ

  1. Laser Surgery
    While studies show similar long-term visual outcomes, the laser offers more consistent, circular incisions which are vital for centering premium lens options. Laser surgery can lead to a faster initial recovery for some patients, and can make precise “Limbal Relaxing Incisions” (LRI) to reshape the cornea during the procedure to correct astigmatism.
  2. Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery)
    Many surgeons allow “combined” procedures to minimize downtime and avoid multiple sessions of anesthesia. Speak with one of our physicians to see if this premium combined surgery is right for you.
  3. Premium Lens Options (IOLs)
    Standard cataract surgery typically includes a Monofocal Lens, which is usually covered by insurance but only corrects vision at one distance (usually far away), meaning you will still need reading glasses. Here are some other premium lenses to consider:
Comparison of premium intraocular lens options for cataract surgery
Lens Type Best For... Added Value / Benefit
Multifocal IOLs Glasses-Free Lifestyle Provides multiple focal points (Near, Intermediate, Far). Best for reading and driving.
Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF) IOLs Active Lifestyles Provides a continuous range of vision. Great for computer work and "social" distances with fewer night-vision halos than multifocal IOLs.
Toric IOLs Patients with Astigmatism Corrects the "oval" shape of the eye to provide sharp distance vision without glasses for patients with pre-existing astigmatism.
Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) IOLs Maximum Precision The only lens where the prescription can be changed after surgery using UV light treatments.
Standard Monofocal IOLs Covered by Medicare While cost is typically covered by Medicare and other insurance, many patients will still need glasses for clear (Near, Intermediate, Far) vision.