Every Eye is Unique
As you enter your 40s, your eyes will begin the natural aging process where the lens of the eye becomes less flexible and clouds over time. The first stage of this process is called presbyopia, which prevents your eye from focusing on things close to you. As the lens continues to age, your vision will continue to worsen. The lens will eventually become cloudy which is called a cataract, this makes it harder for light to enter the eye. For people with clear vision, the cornea and lens bend light so it focuses properly on the retina.



- Clear Vision
- Presbyopia
- Cataract
Which Procedure is Right for You
This guide is a good place to start your research. While these age ranges are typical, everyone ages differently. Your exam will determine the best procedure for your unique eyes.
Procedures Based on Age:

Lens Replacement (Most Common)
for Near Vision, Far Vision and Astigmatism

Blended LASIK
for Nearsightedness and/or Astigmatism

Lens Replacement (Most Common)
for Freedom from Readers & Bifocals + Cataract Prevention

LASIK After Cataract Surgery
for Freedom from Glasses after Cataract Removal