2024’s best multifocal premium lens implants. Odyssey Lens experience in my 1st 100 patients.
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- The odyssey lens manufactured by Johnson and Johnson Vision is a premium presbyopia correcting lens implant designed to allow patients undergoing premium cataract or lens replacement surgery to see far, mid and near without glasses. I share my observations of the odyssey lens after placing it in my first 100 patients.
Financial disclosure: I have no financial interest in any of the products discussed in this video.
0:01 Introduction. 2024’s Best multifocal premium lens implants. Odyssey lens experience in our 1st 100 patients.
0:15 Sick introduction. Thunderstruck by AC/DC with Austin Eye staff.
1:10 Questions about the odyssey lens
1:15 Physics is law. Everything else is a recommendation. Limitations of optics and physics with lens implants.
2:13 The natural aging process of the human lens and how our lenses age invariably.
3:12 Our patients’ experience with the odyssey lens
3:39 3 things I tell patients when I recommend the odyssey lens implant (intraocular lens)
4:49 Are patients sometimes not satisfied with the odyssey lens?
5:24 Who makes the best candidate for the odyssey lens?
7:20 Top 2 reasons patients are dissatisfied or unhappy with the odyssey lens
8:24 Which of the 3 premium lens implants - panoptix, odyssey and clearview 3 - do we recommend for our patients? Clearview 3 lens review of first 100 patients: • ClearView 3 Premium Mu...
9:00 Our top 2 premium intraocular lens implants - odyssey and clearview 3
9:15 Odyssey vs panoptix comparison
9:32 Chart comparison of odyssey v panoptix v clearview 3 strengths and weaknesses. Premium Lens Implants (IOLs) in 2024. Which ONE is the best??? • Premium Lens Implants ...
9:41 Who is a candidate for the clearview 3 lens?
10:17 Katherine Elkins, OD and Ashley Deese, OD observations with the odyssey and panoptix lenses
14:19 Conclusions about the odyssey lens implant
I recently had the J&J Odyssey Toric lenses inserted into both eyes. It's been a life-altering decision!! I’m a 49-year-old male and have been pushing off cataract surgery for years. Everything Dr. Wong is saying is 100% accurate. I'm nine weeks in since the first lens was inserted. My reading vision is getting better by the day. Anything closer than 6 inches starts to get fuzzy. My Dr. said I was 20/20 at
my last appointment! Distance and clarity are exceptional. I see the halos around LED lighting, but I think I always did, so I don't feel discomfort.
Hi! Can you read a fine print or using phone at 6 inches?
Thanx for posting videos. I learned a lot from you. I recently had cataract surgeries on both eyes. I also had retinal detachment surgeries on both eyes before hand. I’m lucky to find great doctors in my area.
Great video - thank you for sharing your experience! Haha love that the Stocks app was open on your phone when you were talking about near…very important to be able to see which way things are going! 📈
Appreciate you JOE!
Hello Dr. Have done months research and your feed back reviews are top notch. Am scheduled later this month in Austin. I’m 56 looking fwd💯
I had pre-op last week and I'm on the schedule next week for cataract surgery with these odyssey lens implants with dr. wong. (too nearsighted for the clear view 3) I've been wearing glasses/contacts for 60 years and I'm so looking forward to life after cataracts.
I got the Panaoptic trifocal lenses in 2019. Best surgery I've ever had. I don't even notice the halos anymore.
Fantastic information, a very helpful video, it’s a shame you’re located so far away….here in the UK 🇬🇧 I’m about to proceed with surgery using the NEW J&J Tecnis PureSee EDOF lens because I don’t really want halos at night and hoping I’m not going to be too disappointed with the reading quality 🤓🤩😃
The reading is actually very good with the PureSee
I think the best way to choose the right lens is to use multifocal / monofocal contact lens and see if we tolerate what we see then decide to get yhem inside the eye 👁️ thanks dr wong for all the information 🙏❤
Hi! Loved the AC/DC musical background!
Excellent informative video! Thank you for sharing Dr. Wong
I have been using your videos to get an understanding of the different options for IOL and the surgical process involved. I would like to see content focused on EDOF options. I have never had binocular vision having been born with severe strabismus that was corrected at 16. My prescriptions have always reflected my monocular vision and when I got LASIK we continued mono vision. I am about to start the cataract process and discussions of best IOL options. Based on what I have learned and what has worked for me in the past multifocal seems to be an overkill for a 73 old (old dog new trick) and that EDOF might be the best option. BTW highly motivated to reduce dependence on glasses. Thanks and keep the information coming.
He does have some videos on that. Any video discussing Vivity, Symfony Optiblue, or the Light adjustable lens (LAL) are all regarding EDOFs. Caution with Symfony as it is a multifocal, but is classified as an EDOF because of its reduced range. It will have more halos/glare than Vivity or LAL, but less than Odyssey or Panoptix.
Hi, dr. Wong. Nice comparison en clear overview sheats. Would be nice to get a little more insight in the reasons for explant/dissatisfaction per lens type. The percentages between the types for these 2 points are not that different, but are the reasons also rather alike. Or to they differ significantly per lenstype?
Could you give us some more clarification on this?
Ok...I've been watching your vids for a year now...I'm going to book a consult...I'm in the DFW area so travel is easy. Life long glasses/contact wearer and official old guy now at double nickels.
Congratulations once again for the excellence of your clarifications and topics covered in your videos. Could you make a video about the results of the clearview 3, because this lens seems to be so revolutionary, no problems with halos. What would be the vision results for near, medium and far range?
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@@ShannonWongMDthat was a great video too. Feedback from your staff on the ClearView 3 would be of interest as well. Thanks for all the info. Great presentations.
Is there any way to demonstrate what the halos would look like? A simulator of some kind?
Did Tecnis acknowledge that Synergy was not so great that they had to come up with Odyssey?
Dr. Wong, what do you know about the Johnson and Johnson PureSee IOL? Also, when do you think it will come to America? I am getting lens replacement in my left eye with a Clearview 3 in 2 months and then a month later Odyssey lens in my right eye. Just curious if PureSee would be a better choice for right eye. Also wanted to add astigmatism in left eye is 0.67 and my right eye is 1.23. My left eye is my dominant eye. Opthamolgist does not suggest LRI to fix the right eye astigmatism so that eye can get the Clearview 3. Thoughts on all of this? Thank you for your time.
I have been watching your video and really want to do this!
Can you do a video on monofocals
I have monofocal, 42 years old and even with this iol i have many dysphotopsias. I am curious about the new iols on the way like akkolens lumina, juvene etc. I hope you will do a reviews on these iols
Dear Sir, thank you for your wonderfull explanation. I am from the Netherlands so appologies for my poor English language. I am very intrested for an exchange to the Odyssey lens but I am unlucky enough to have Fuchs Endothelial Dystrophy (mild). Is it possibe to use this lens with Fuchs, what would you advise? Thank you!
I had one cataract done in May 2024- right eye- toric lens, resulting in negative disphotopsia. It was very bad at first for the has diminished somewhat, although not completely gone. I will be having my left eye down next year and I’m reluctant to have the same type of lens implanted. What would you suggest? I have even considered going to a different surgeon since this was not explained to me prior to my first cataract surgery, I feel that I was not, fully informed. Thank you for any information you can give me.
Hello dr , Shannon... I am 65 old and wearing bifocal glass since abut 20years ago, now i decided to do the the surgery to change my lenses , but after my doctor exam my eyes he found that I developed a mild macular degeneration disease in my eyes , my question to you is it OK to go for the surgery or it dangerous to my eyes at future to do so or even it is unusefull to me and I will waste my money? .Thank you for best viedoes
Hi Dr. Wong Could you share pre-op evalution steps such as IOL measurement instrument, formula ? Thank you in advanced 😍
I would like to know these info too . Thank you for this great video .
Thanks for the review! Please, what is your approach
to correct minor astigmatism CYL 1.0 when implanting premium diffractive IOLs such as Odyssey and Synergy? In your experience, which is better - toric or not toric IOLs? Thank you!
Hello Dr. one question if you can answer please. I have been using Trifocals for over 15 years now and if I would qualify if I’m on Medicare?
My Cataracts had advanced from "Stage 1" to "Stage 2" over the last year, and they did qualify for Medicare coverage with my local specialist at that point.
@@festeradams3972 thank you.
Please advise any of your patients who had both eyes with ClearView-3 lens and their comments if any
Does Medicare work with this and I pay the difference or is it pay out of pocket or monofocal only with Medicare?
Medicare does not cover multi focus lenses...period !
When you say good near vision can you provide a real world number in inches for sharpness?
I wish i had
I O L...INSTEAD OF LASIK, THAT SCREWD MY CORNEA,
REGARDLESS OFTHE CATRACTS THAT FORMED..DIPLOPIA EVER SINCE!
SO SAD
Why do you use the term “medical optometrists?” There aren’t, to my knowledge, “medical” optometry schools. An optometrist is an optometrist. They are not medical doctors, as in: MDs.
The difference between an Opthamologist and an Optometrist is the level of education. Opthamologists perform surgeries and provide medical care. Ophthalmologists have at least 12 years of training, including a medical degree (MD) and a three-year residency in ophthalmology.
We can bet that these ‘upscale premium’ lenses are not covered by any insurance.
No they usually aren't fully covered. Anything beyond a basic lens replacement is an upcharge.
Thanx for posting videos. I learned a lot from you. I recently had cataract surgeries on both eyes. I also had retinal detachment surgeries on both eyes before hand. I’m lucky to find great doctors in my area.
I recently had the J&J Odyssey Toric lenses inserted into both eyes. It's been a life-altering decision!! I’m a 49-year-old male and have been pushing off cataract surgery for years. Everything Dr. Wong is saying is 100% accurate. I'm nine weeks in since the first lens was inserted. My reading vision is getting better by the day. Anything closer than 6 inches starts to get fuzzy. My Dr. said I was 20/20 at
my last appointment! Distance and clarity are exceptional. I see the halos around LED lighting, but I think I always did, so I don't feel discomfort.