Trifocal (three-focus) or so-called “smart” lenses are used to correct near, intermediate, and distance vision. The upper part of the lens supports distance vision, the middle part supports intermediate vision, and the lower part supports near vision.
Distance vision: Covers distances of 5 meters and beyond. For example, looking at an object at the far end of a room.
Intermediate vision: Covers a range of 60–80 cm. This is typically used for activities such as viewing a computer screen.
Near vision: Covers a range of 35–45 cm. This includes activities such as reading a book or doing work at hand.
A broad range of vision is one of the key advantages of trifocal lenses. They may provide visual support for near, intermediate, and distance vision, helping to reduce dependence on glasses for many daily activities such as reading, working at a computer, or driving. In addition, the trifocal design can support patients in maintaining a more active and independent lifestyle, which may contribute to a more comfortable visual experience.
Since trifocal lenses are permanently implanted, they do not need to be removed and, in many patients, can provide long-term visual clarity without the need for further cataract surgery.
Trifocal intraocular lenses may be a suitable option for patients who want to enhance their quality of life and achieve clearer vision at multiple distances. Their ability to provide vision support at near, intermediate, and far distances can be advantageous for many people with active lifestyles. They may be considered for patients who wish to reduce their dependence on glasses in daily activities such as reading, computer use, driving, and social interactions.
Patients with good visual acuity and no significant additional eye diseases are more likely to benefit. For those requiring removal of a cataract-clouded natural lens or undergoing refractive lens exchange, trifocal lenses can be a long-term option that supports stable vision. As a result, many patients may experience functional and satisfying outcomes.
Trifocal intraocular lenses are among the advanced options in modern ophthalmology and, for some patients, may provide clear vision at near, intermediate, and distance ranges with reduced need for glasses. When considered for cataract surgery or refractive lens exchange, they can support long-term visual clarity. Their ability to promote a more independent, active, and comfortable lifestyle makes them a valuable option for patients seeking reduced reliance on glasses and improved vision at multiple distances.
NanoGlobal Health provides services in specialized fields such as dentistry, hair transplantation, eye surgery, and aesthetic/plastic surgery.
In Turkey, plastic and aesthetic surgeries are performed at significantly lower costs compared to Western countries while maintaining high international quality standards. The prices and procedures in Turkey are considerably more affordable than equivalent treatments in Western nations.
Yes, plastic and aesthetic surgeries in Turkey are generally considered safe, especially when performed in hospitals approved by the Ministry of Health and by qualified, experienced surgeons. In recent years, Turkey has become a global hub in the field of medical tourism.
Many clinics operate in compliance with international healthcare standards, and every stage — pre-operative consultation, surgical procedure, and post-operative care — is carefully planned. In addition, surgeons in Turkey are often trained in Europe or the United States, or have experience that meets these international standards.
“Personalized operation plans” are prepared, meaning that each procedure is individually tailored. This allows for a plan to be created based on the patient’s condition, donor area, the area to be transplanted, and the preferred technique.
Before the examination, the patient’s medical and ocular history is taken; current complaints, medications used, previous surgeries, or lens/glasses prescriptions are carefully evaluated. This stage is critical to ensure that the rest of the examination is accurate and tailored to the individual.
Eye examinations in Turkey are generally considered safe, especially when performed by experienced ophthalmologists in well-equipped private clinics or hospitals. Eye care centers in Turkey use modern imaging devices, employ expert medical staff, and welcome international patients as part of the country’s expanding health tourism sector.
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