A Permanent Solution to Reading Glasses? | Eye Surgeon explains Refractive Lens Exchange Surgery
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- #draudreytai, #vuity #presbyopia #RLEeyesurgery
In today's video I will discuss a surgical option that can treat presbyopia permanently, AKA the need for reading glasses that starts for many people in their early 40s. This type of presbyopia eye surgery is known as refractive lens exchange surgery or RLE. I will go over how RLE works, who are candidates for RLE surgery, what to expect before and on the day of RLE surgery, the recovery process, and what are the risks of this type of surgery. Make sure you watch the entire video to learn about both the benefits and risks of RLE surgery.
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Let me know in the comments below if you need reading glasses now, and if so, have you heard about RLE surgery as a treatment option for presbyopia? And would you consider it 👇
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✅Time Codes
0:00 Introduction
01:27 how does RLE surgery work?
02:36 who is a good candidate for RLE surgery?
03:51 what to expect before RLE surgery?
05:26 what to expect on surgery day and during recovery after surgery?
08:26 what are the risks of RLE surgery?
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Let me know in the comments below if you need reading glasses now, and if so, have you heard about RLE surgery as a treatment option for presbyopia? And would you consider it 👇
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@@QuizmasterLaw Thank you so much for the support! Happy lunar new year to you as well!
Didn't know about RLE, but it seems like a good option. Ballpark, how much does it cost?
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I paid $10K for my multi focal lens implant but that includes Lasik at no extra change
Please make a video on the difference between the lenses.
Thank you for explaining this
I’ve been 39 for the past 8 years so I don’t need reading glasses yet. 😎
Thank you so much.I am from Tanzania
Thank you very much dr. this video is very helpful and knowledgeable.
Thank you!
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The reason I said this, is because I have met at least six eye specialist doctors after cataract surgery in 2017, and I have not seen any good results.
I had heard contradicting answers to my questions from some of them. And by now I have my vision deteriorated.
What should I do?. Thank you.
Thankyou! Thankyou! Dr. Very informative. I want this procedure but i have had Lasik in 2000.
History of LASIK surgery is not an exclusion for RLE surgery. An individual consultation with an RLE surgeon can determine if someone who had LASIK surgery is a candidate for RLE surgery. I hope this helps.
@@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon What about RK surgery done in the 1980's?
Thank you for providing such valuable information that generally has not been forthcoming from people (including professionals) encouraging me to have cataract surgery in both of my eyes.
My vision started deteriorating in my mid 40s (I'm now 75) and after an extensive period of denial I have worn glasses on a irregular basis since.
This has been due to the changes and considerable fluctuations in my lenses. At on stage I had good near vision in one eye and accurate distance in the other. This enabled me to live without glasses for some time.
At present I find that the cataracts have a variable effect on my vision on a day to day basis and on some occasions there is little or no problems in most lighting conditions. (As a precaution I never drive at night)
I can read without glasses but need correction for distance.
I have been hesitant to have surgical correction for my vision because I can easily cope with my condition and am concerned about having to be stuck with either short or long sightedness and the associated risks of an operation.
I have considered short vision in one eye and distance in the other to limit the need to wear glasses constantly.
The lenses/procedure you are describing seem to be a viable option.
What is the approx percentage success rate for "near normal" sight after the procedure ? I understand there are infinite variables but I'm just trying to evaluate my options in an objective way without being specifically influenced by possible biased individuals.
Thank you for generous help.
In order to identify appropriate candidates for RLE surgery, a complete dilated eye exam with extensive testing is needed, and RLE sugery done by experienced eye surgeon for an appropriate candidate is typically very successful.
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I am glaucoma suspect and not fit for laser eye surgery and the doctor not recommends icl can you get refractive lens exchange as vision correction option
I wish you were in the east coast. Would you be comfortable telling us the cost of this procedure?
Hi. I have nystagmus and i am 40 age with high prescription glasses for all vision. No other eye isses. Will EDOF good option
I had multi focal RLE last December. Surgery was successful but lasik surgery is required to fully correct my eyesight and eliminate the need for reading glasses. Lasik is scheduled for 6/2, wish me luck!
Hello, I just had multi focal RLE on my second eye a week ago and still don’t have near vision, is that why you also had to have lasik ?
@@melissaphillips4625 hi, yes lasik was required after RLE to improve my overall vision including eliminating the need for reading glasses. They told me upfront it’s not uncommon to have the 2nd surgery and didn’t cost extra
I had a major car accident my brain stem bleed and my left eye puple shrink I start see double I have a glass but only to stop the head pain not to see good can u help me please
ive had lasik 12 y ago, now im 44 and have a hard time to read... am i elligible even tho i did lasik? otherwise i think im a good candidate (the list you mentioned)
Oh if I lean my head to the right I see clear and if I lean my head to the left I see dubble if my head normal and straight I see dubble if I raise my head a little to look up it's normal I don't know what's wrong if u can help me
What are all the shiny dots I see when I look at the blue sky?
I read they are the blood cells on the retina.
Is that true?
Great channel Doctor!
These are floaters
Thank you please I need to know what kind of eyes drop is good for dry eyes
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After RLE do I need to get YAG laser too? My eye doctor is recommending that… I’ll appreciate your response.
RLE and "YAG" laser are not directly related. Many patients "RLE" or otherwise will require YAG laser, after any Cataract surgery. It's very common to require YAG after Cataract surgery. Some patients within a few months and others a few years. The "YAG" laser procedure is very brief and done on an "outpatient" basis > no hospitalization.
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After RlE can patient do lasik or contora lasik aswell for Anstigatism thanks
LASIK can be done after RLE surgery. However a successful RLE surgery should include correction of astigmatism as well.
Is this the same as Lasik surgery?
This is similar to cataract surgery, replacing the lens
Can you please tell me that ICL surgery is safe or not, so many people above 65% of them are facing some issues after ICL surgery, it is safe or not.
You can learn ICL surgery in this video 👉 ICL vs LASIK - eye surgeon explains what are the differences and which one is right for you?
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It is important to choose a qualified ICL surgeon to perform the initial evaluation.
@@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon thank you for your response
My eye number is -13 Iam not capable for laser surgery my doctor recommended me RLE to correct my vision my age is 20
Can you please tell me it is good for me or not??
RLE surgery is typically recommended for people who are in their 40s, 50s and older. ICL is more commonly recommended for myopia correction in younger individuals.
@@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon RLE is not for younger age??