During cataract surgery, the patient’s natural lens is replaced with an artificial replacement intraocular lens or IOL. Key-Whitman Eye Center is one of the few eye centers that offer you a full range of lens options, so it is important to meet with our doctors and staff to explore which lens is the best match for your lifestyle. We appreciate that there is no one else exactly like you… that’s why we invite you to talk with us to understand exactly what you want for your vision moving forward.

At Key-Whitman Eye Center, you are treated with respect and individual attention, and you are given the full range of options you deserve, which include:

Advanced Technology Lenses (No Glasses Most Of The Time)

Light Adjustable Lens by RxSight® (LAL)

The LAL is a wonderful option as it gives patients the option to “test-drive” their vision after they have healed from surgery and we can use a special UV light to fine tune correction to give the best possible vision.

Vivity by Alcon®

The Vivity lens uses non-diffractive technology called X-Wave™ which stretches and shifts light without splitting it to provide quality vision at distance, excellent intermediate vision and functional vision at near. Vivity is also available in a toric version for patients with astigmatism.

PanOptix by Alcon®

PanOptix is the first and only Tri-Focal lens implant designed to clear and complete focus. It too comes in a toric version.

Tecnis® Symfony

With the FDA-approved Tecnis Symfony lens, patients are able to change focus at far and intermediate and it can correct astigmatism.

Tecnis® Odyssey

Leveraging the Symfony lens technology, the Tecnis Odyssey lens is the NEW, optimized full visual range IOL. Patients are able to obtain improved vision at both near and distance with fewer side effects and downsides compared to other lenses.

Tecnis® Multifocal

This multifocal lens implant is designed to reduce the need for glasses, treating presbyopia at the time of cataract surgery.

Tecnis Eyhance ™

This toric lens implant is the next generation of monofocal lenses, that slightly extends the depth of focus while also correcting astigmatism.