New advancements in ICL are changing lives for the severely nearsighted

Like many extremely nearsighted patients, Kirsten Nantz was not a candidate for LASIK. Her situation is not uncommon. After getting fed up wearing glasses and expensive and cumbersome rigid gas permeable contact lenses, Kirsten came to Woodhams. She recently had EVO ICL at Woodhams Eye Clinic and shares her story with us. ICL stands for Implantable Collamer Lens. Dr. Trevor Woodhams and Dr. Anar Maurya talk about the advancements in ICL, what the surgery is, what it means to patients, who makes a good candidate, and what the results are for patients like Kirsten. With the recent advancements in ICL, the procedure can often be more accurate and safer than LASIK with better patient results.
If you've been told you're not a candidate for LASIK or you have questions about ICL , you may want to find out more by visiting www.woodhamseye.com/icl or you can set an evaluation appointment at www.woodhamseye.com/schedule-online

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