If you have a problem seeing up close and are tired of the hassle of reading glasses or bifocals-YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Presbyopia is the age related focusing problem that impacts almost everyone entering their 40’s and beyond. Presbyopia causes a gradual and progressive decrease in your ability to focus and see things up close--and at arm’s length. Pretty much every day at The Eye Care & Surgery Center we have discussions with patients about options for near vision correction, including if LASIK is possible, whether multifocal lens implants might be appropriate, and even the option of multifocal contact lenses and progressive eyeglass lenses. We are pleased to be able to provide KAMRA, an advanced technology corneal inlay for near vision correction that can help replace dependence on reading glasses and bifocals. KAMRA can provide you a range of clear vision for near and arm’s length focusing problems caused by presbyopia.
At The Eye Care & Surgery Center, Corneal Specialist Joel Confino, M.D. provides a Free Evaluation for presbyopia. He can then offer the full range of presbyopia near vision correction options including KAMRA Corneal Inlay to help you see clearly far away, up close and at distances in between.
If you or someone you know needs help with seeing up close and at arm’s length, please call The Eye Care & Surgery Center at 908-789-8999, visit The Eye Care & Surgery Center, Google+ or facebook.com/eyecareandsurgerycenter.
The Eye Care & Surgery Center is located at 592 Springfield Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey 07090, 10 Mountain Boulevard, Warren, New Jersey 07059 and 517 Route One South, Suite 1100, Iselin, New Jersey 08830, and is conveniently located for patients from throughout central and northern New Jersey.
The Eye Care & Surgery Center is located at 592 Springfield Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey 07090, 10 Mountain Boulevard, Warren, New Jersey 07059 and 517 Route One South, Suite 1100, Iselin, New Jersey 08830, and is conveniently located for patients from throughout central and northern New Jersey.
