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also extremely quick and most patients are able to return to work and
even drive the day after their surgery. The Presbyopic Implants used
in the Prelex procedure are FDA approved. Before and after the
procedure the surgeon and the staff will go over specific instructions
and explain any questions you may have.

Will Prelex prevent cataracts?

Prelex procedure will also prevent the development of cataracts in
the future. If an individual currently has cataracts, Prelex can also fix
this problem. A cataract is a clouding of normally clear lens, due to
water entering the lens fibers and changing their color and shape.
Presbyopic Implants (Pi) are nonliving and inert so water cannot
enter them. Initially, the amount of vision impairment with cataract
may be small but as cataracts grow, so will the impairment, potentially
causing blindness. The most common cataracts are related to aging.

Why have Prelex?

Having poor vision can limit your life in innumerable ways and
cause unnecessary boundaries between you and the natural world.
Inadequate vision can cause major struggles in many aspects of one’s
life. It limits working abilities and places restraints on everyday
activities, thus ultimately costing you time and effort. Poor vision is
often the cause of car, boat, and various, dangerous accidents, simply
because one cannot see as well as he or she should.
In today’s time, we have the superior advantage to live without
these pressing worries or struggles. One has the opportunity to fix
poor vision with the relatively safe, easy, and effective procedure
known as Prelex.
The Prelex procedure has been performed on hundreds of
thousands of patients. These individuals are now able to see with the
clearest and most precise vision they have ever experienced. Prelex is
a remarkable procedure and has even granted vision to legally blind
patients.

Will it prevent other eye diseases?

This advanced procedure may decrease the chances of

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