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How does the Crystalens® accommodating lens work?

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How does the Crystalens® accommodating lens work?

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Crystalens® accommodating lens, unlike other lens technologies, uses 100% of the available light rays. Working in concert with the eye’s natural muscle, Crystalens® “flexes” to accommodate near, intermediate and distance subjects. Just as the human lens uses the ciliary muscle to move the lens thus allowing a person to focus on the subject at hand, so does the Crystalens® work in a similar way. The lens rests back in the eye to accommodate distance vision, then gently flexes forward to accommodate intermediate vision, and then flexes further forward for near vision. This movement is enabled by a flexible hinge within the lens. You may be a good candidate for the Crystalens® if (1) your eyes are healthy, (2) you have not had previous cataract surgery, (3) you have no major health problems, and/or (4) you’ve had a refractive procedure such as LASIK. Your physician will perform a thorough eye exam to determine if you are a candidate and will fully inform you of any increased risk of compl

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