Ophtec Artisan Aphakic IOL

What is the Artisan Aphakic IOL?

The Artisan Aphakic IOL is an intraocular crystalline lens developed to be a superior replacement for the natural eye lens removed during cataract surgery or due to other eye conditions.

Selecting the right intraocular lens can make all the difference in vision correction post-surgery. And that's precisely where the Artisan Aphakic IOL shines. 

Satisfy your curiosity about cataract surgery and the role of intraocular lenses at Assil Eye Institute.

Advanced Technology and Precision Crafting 

Utilizing the latest ophthalmological advancements, the Artisan Aphakic IOL is not just any intraocular lens. It's a testament to what cutting-edge technology combined with expertise can achieve when focusing on:

High-Quality Material 

At its core, the Artisan Aphakic IOL is crafted using materials of the utmost quality. This ensures durability, biocompatibility, and a lens that complements the eye's natural function.

Optimal Visual Outcomes 

With its advanced design, the Artisan Aphakic IOL aims to provide enhanced visual acuity. Whether seeing the world in clearer detail or noticing the finer nuances of life, this lens is a game-changer.

Customizable Options

Recognizing that every eye is unique, the Artisan Aphakic IOL offers customizable options. This means the lens is tailored to individual requirements, ensuring a personalized approach to vision correction.

Why Choose the Artisan Aphakic IOL?

While the Artisan Aphakic IOL is just one of the many IOL options available today, but a few distinct features set it apart, including:

Reduced Glare and Halos 

One of the common complaints post-cataract surgery is the experience of glare or halos around lights. The Artisan Aphakic IOL, with its precision design, significantly minimizes these visual disturbances.

Stable and Secure 

Stability post-surgery is crucial. Thanks to its unique design, the Artisan Aphakic IOL remains firmly in place, reducing risks associated with lens displacement.

Improved Night Vision 

Nighttime vision is often a concern for many. However, with the Artisan Aphakic IOL, patients can expect improved clarity and focus even in low-light conditions.

Advanced technology 

The Artisan Aphakic IOL by Ophtec represents a fusion of innovation and craftsmanship. While its primary role is vision correction post-cataract surgery, its benefits extend far beyond, offering a renewed perspective on life.

Find AGEI’s comprehensive resources on intraocular contact lenses and their benefits in the AGEI website’s resource center.

Does the Artisan Aphakic IOL come ins a toric version?

No, the Artisan Aphakic IOL (Intraocular Lens) is not a toric lens and does not correct astigmatism.

Put your trust in the ophthalmologists at Assil Gaur Eye Institute.

Choosing an intraocular lens is a significant decision. It requires trust – not just in the product but also in the hands performing the procedure. At the Assil Gaur Eye Institute, we're not just about introducing innovative products. We're about pairing them with expertise, care, and a commitment to excellence.

Our approach is holistic. We believe in educating our patients, offering them a range of options, and guiding them in making an informed choice. With the Artisan Aphakic IOL as one of the many premium offerings, our patients can be assured of quality, precision, and a life with improved vision.

At the Assil Gaur Eye Institute, we aim to bring such advancements closer to our patients. Located conveniently for residents throughout Southern California and the Los Angeles area, we invite you to experience the Artisan IOL's magic and the difference professional. Personable care can make your vision journey.

Is the Artisan Aphakic IOL right for you? Consult the experts at Assil Gaur Eye Institute 

The Assil Gaur Eye Institute’s ophthalmologists have selected the highest-quality intraocular lenses for cataract refractive surgery. Our cataract surgeons are equipped with the latest technology to assess your eye health and vision needs and select the best IOL for your needs.

In keeping with the founding principles of AGEI, our eye surgeons have managed to keep their clinics comfortable and familiar, much like how family-run medical practices used to be.

Call us at (866) 945-2745 or make an appointment online.

We are conveniently located for patients throughout Southern California and the Los Angeles area in or near Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, West Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Culver City, Hollywood, Venice, Marina del Rey, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, and Downtown Los Angeles.

In addition to laser cataract surgery, the ophthalmology experts at AGEI are nationally recognized for their eye care and treatment options for a full range of conditions, including glaucoma, retinal detachment, cornea conditions, floaters and flashes, dry eye, presbyopia, refractive surgery such as LASIK and much more.

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