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Restoring reading vision with PresbyMAX

A woman with blonde hair sits at an outdoor café table, reading a newspaper with restored vision after presbyopia treatment. She wears a green cardigan, and a red bag hangs on her chair. Trees and buildings line the street behind her.

What is PresbyMAX?

PresbyMAX® is an advanced laser vision correction technique designed to restore clear vision for both near and distance tasks, without relying on reading glasses. Using precise laser technology, the cornea is gently reshaped to improve your range of focus.Unlike traditional approaches that may correct only one part of your vision, PresbyMAX® is designed to support clear vision across different distances. The treatment is completed in just minutes and doesn’t require any removal or replacement of your eye’s natural lens. It has shown high satisfaction rates, even among individuals with advanced presbyopia.

Why PresbyMAX?

  • Minimally invasive laser treatment completed in just minutes.
  • Rapid restoration of near vision.
  • High-quality vision at all visual distances.
  • May also correct short-sightedness, long-sightedness or astigmatism.

Suitability Criteria

PresbyMAX may be suitable if you are over 40 and noticing difficulty with near tasks like reading or using your phone. A thorough assessment will determine your individual suitability.

Recovery

After treatment, most people experience noticeable improvement in vision within the first day. Some may take a bit longer to fully adapt. You’ll need to rest at home for a few hours post-procedure. To support healing, avoid eye makeup for two weeks and refrain from swimming or strenuous activities during this time.

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