Patient Satisfaction Rates for Custom Lens Replacement

In this article, we examine patient satisfaction rates for Custom Lens Replacement (CLR), also known as Refractive Lens Exchange. This is one of the most popular vision correction options at Brinton Vision because it simultaneously addresses many vision concerns. It may just be the procedure for you. What is the Patient Satisfaction Rate for Custom …

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Understanding Presbyopia and Reading Glasses (Over 40 Vision)

Navigating the world of vision changes as we age, especially after crossing the 40-year milestone, can be a journey filled with uncertainty and discomfort. At Brinton Vision, we recognize the challenges and frustrations you might be experiencing as you adjust to these changes. As you notice the gradual shift in your vision, tasks that were …

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Custom Lens Replacement (CLR) vs. Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE)

CLR vs RLE; There is an older woman seen from the shoulders up, wearing a pink shirt and glasses smiling gently at the camera. There are trees and greenery making up the background

Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE), also known as Custom Lens Replacement (CLR), provides a precise and long-lasting remedy for vision changes brought on by aging in your natural lens. Patients who have had RLE say it is like turning back the clock, giving you a more youthful field of vision, while preventing cataracts in the future. …

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Is Custom Lens Replacement Surgery Safe?

RLE Safe

LASIK, plus all of its modern alternatives are among the safest, most effective surgical procedures ever known. There are millions of vision correction procedures performed around the world each year, yet patient satisfaction is somewhere north of 96 percent and complications are rare. In fact, after thousands of surgeries, the doctors at Brinton Vision have …

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Does Custom Lens Replacement Improve Vision?

Does Lens Replacement Improve Vision

Absolutely! Lens replacement improves vision! But to understand how custom lens replacement surgery (formerly called refractive lens exchange) does this, it helps to know more about what’s going on in the eye to cause these vision issues in the first place. Nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and other refractive errors are the result of an abnormally shaped …

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