Monofocal lens: Monofocal lenses are designed to provide clear vision at a single distance. Many patients choose to set their IOLs for distance vision and rely on reading glasses for tasks that require sharp vision up close.
Multifocal lens: This type of IOL allows for clear vision both near and far, with some multifocal lenses even providing intermediate vision correction.
Extended depth-of-focus lens: This type of lens has one corrective zone that provides clear distance and intermediate vision, allowing patients to experience a wide range of clear vision.
Accommodative lens: Accommodative lenses can correct vision at all distances. This lens type responds to the natural movements of the eye muscles to change focus.
Toric lens: Patients with astigmatism may benefit from toric lenses, which contain additional correction for those with the condition.
Light adjustable lens: The light adjustable lens is unique in that it is the only one that can be adjusted post-surgery. It offers patients the flexibility to preview a range of different outcomes before permanently selecting the best one.