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Blended Vision Correction: A Revolutionary Solution for Presbyopia
Blended Vision Correction, or Reading Vision Correction, offers an innovative approach to treating presbyopia, enabling clear vision at multiple distances without glasses. This innovative technique uses laser technology to adjust each eye differently, creating a seamless blend of near and far vision.
Book your FREE consultationBlended Vision, also known as “monovision”, is an innovative approach to vision correction allowing individuals to see clearly at near, far and intermediate distances without the need for reading glasses, varifocals or bifocals.
At OCL Vision, our expert surgeons specialise in this advanced treatment, which is ideal for people experiencing presbyopia (the need for reading glasses as we get older). Discover how Blended Vision can transform your daily life by providing clear, comfortable vision at all distances.
How does Blended Vision laser eye surgery work?
Laser blended Vision treatment, also known as monovision, works by correcting one eye for distance vision and the other eye for near vision.
This approach takes advantage of the brain’s ability to adapt and merge the different visual inputs from each eye, resulting in a seamless blend of clear vision at all distances.
During the procedure, one of our expert surgeons at OCL Vision will use advanced laser technology to precisely reshape the cornea of each eye according to its designated focus. This personalised treatment is particularly effective for individuals with presbyopia (age-related reading vision problems), allowing you to enjoy clear sight both up close and at distance without the need for glasses or contact lenses. The result is more natural vision, enhancing overall quality of life.
benefits of Blended Vision surgery?
Experience the freedom and clarity of Blended Vision at OCL Vision.
Our advanced laser technology and personalised care deliver outstanding results, improving your vision and quality of life. Contact us today to learn more about how Blended Vision can benefit you.
- Clear vision at all distances: Blended Vision allows you to see clearly both near and far, eliminating the need for reading glasses, varifocals or bifocals. This comprehensive solution addresses presbyopia (the need for reading glasses as our eyes age) and provides a seamless visual experience.
- Personalised treatment: The procedure is tailored to your specific vision needs and lifestyle choices, with one eye corrected for distance and the other for near vision. This customised approach ensures optimal results for each patient.
- Suitable for various eye conditions: This laser eye treatment is effective for correcting presbyopia as well as other refractive errors such as myopia (short-sightedness), hyperopia (long-sightedness), and astigmatism. It offers a comprehensive solution for multiple vision issues.
- Proven technique: Blended Vision is a well-established and proven technique with numerous patients benefiting from the procedure. The advanced technology and personalised care provided at OCL Vision ensure exceptional results.
Cost
What is the cost of Blended Vision laser vision correction?
- Free initial consultation
- Follow-up appointments
- Personalised treatment plan
From
£2,500
Per Eye
Indicative Finance From
£46 p/m
PATIENT JOURNEY
What is the process of blended vision surgery?
Find out more about the process of blended vision surgery, from initial consultation to aftercare and recovery.
Bespoke Consultation
At your first consultation, you'll meet our team of specialist technicians, opticians, and your chosen expert surgeon. The 90-minute consultation includes a thorough eye examination using advanced diagnostic equipment. We'll assess your vision and discuss your lifestyle to recommend the most suitable treatment, for you to make an informed decision.
Personalised Treatment
We believe in a personalised approach, customising each treatment to meet your unique visual needs. This ensures you receive the best possible procedure for your eyes and vision. Trust is paramount when it comes to your eyes, and we are committed to honesty and transparency, offering evidence-based treatments that prioritise your well-being.
Preparing for surgery
Our team will guide you through any necessary paperwork and explain how to use your post-operative eye drops, as well as how to best look after your eyes in the days and weeks following surgery. You will meet your surgeon again before the procedure and have ample opportunity to ask any questions.
Procedure
When you arrive for your appointment, our experienced, friendly, and empathetic team of nurses and technicians will welcome you and put you at ease. During the surgery, your surgeon will reassure you and talk you through each step, helping you feel calm and in control. Please expect your vision to be blurry, we advise you not to drive.
Aftercare & Results
Thanks to our advanced techniques and state-of-the-art technology, you will enjoy perfect vision as early as the next day, depending on your procedure. Follow-up appointments are part of our comprehensive aftercare package and at each appointment we will check your vision and eye health. Our team are accessible should you have any questions or concerns.
BLENDED VISION SURGERY USEFUL INFORMATION
Blended vision surgery aftercare
Considering blended vision correction? Here is some guidance that will answer some of your questions.
After 24hrs
Shower/Wash hair
Do not wet your eyes directly for 1 week.
48 hrs
Drive / work
Do not drive until your vision has cleared.
2 weeks
Swim
Wear goggles for 4 weeks.
2 nights
Eye shields
Wear your eye shields at night.
5 days
Make-up
Do not wear eye make up.
3 days
Contact lenses
Remove contact lenses, take surgeons advice.
After 2 days
Light exercise
Full exercise 5 days after treatment.
1 week
Fly
Take advice from your surgeon.
3hrs
Time in clinic
On day of surgery.
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Suhail VitrectomyGreat experience with Dr Chien Wong and his team. I needed to have three separate operations to repair a detached retina and poor NHS interventions. Amazing care and treatment and 2 years later still very grateful for their efforts.
Gordon Cataract SurgerySo much care, from the initial enquiry to the final check-up, every team member treats you as if you are the most important person they have ever dealt with. I completed my treatment feeling valued and with better than 20/20 vision.
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Blended Vision FAQ's
View knowledge baseWhat is Blended Vision laser vision correction and how does it work?
Blended Vision, also known as monovision, is a procedure that corrects one eye for distance vision and the other for near vision. This technique leverages the brain's ability to adapt and merge the different visual inputs from each eye, resulting in clear vision at all distances. The procedure uses advanced laser technology to reshape the cornea of each eye according to the designated focus, providing a seamless transition between near and far vision.
Who is a good candidate for Blended Vision?
Blended Vision is ideal for individuals experiencing presbyopia (age-related reading vision problems) and other refractive errors such as myopia (short-sightedness), hyperopia (long-sightedness), and astigmatism. It is particularly beneficial for those who wish to reduce their dependence on reading glasses, varifocals or bifocals. A comprehensive eye examination at OCL Vision will determine if Blended Vision is the best option for your specific vision needs.
What is the recovery time after Blended Vision?
Recovery time after Blended Vision is typically quick, as the procedure is minimally invasive. Most people can return to their normal activities within a day or two. You may experience mild discomfort or visual fluctuations during the initial recovery period, but these usually resolve within a few days. Full visual stabilisation occurs over the following weeks, providing long-lasting, clear vision.
