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Eyeonics CRYSTALENS Lens Implants:

Harvard Eye Associates — 30 Years of Lens Implant Experience!

The First FDA Approved "Accommodating" Intraocular Lens!

The Crystalens automatically moves forward and backward with the eye's internal ciliary muscle, to allow patients to focus naturally at all distances.

Enjoying life to the fullest means being in contact with your surroundings — and that requires constantly changing focus to accommodate our everyday activities — at far distances, at arms length or up close.
 

About the Crystalens (this page)

What Makes Crystalens Unique?

How the Crystalens Works

Frequently Asked Questions

If you are interested in seeing your best without glasses, please contact Harvard Eye Associates to evaluate the appropriateness of the Crystalens for you. Together, we will discuss the benefits, risks and costs. All of us at Harvard Eye Associates strive to provide the latest proven solutions to protect and restore vision for you and your loved ones.

 

"I am writing to thank you and your staff so very much indeed for reuniting me with the world. It’s amazing! (Whilst it did take me a minute to figure out whom I was looking at in the mirror.)

"As a musician, my deteriorating vision was really affecting my work and I was beginning to struggle. Even so, I had no idea just how poor my vision really was until after my first surgery.

"Now it is hard for me to remember or imagine what it was like for me (or anyone else suffering from the same condition) going trough life literally in the dark.

"Not only has it recharged my working career, enabling me to see my instrument and studio equipment dials, but it has also recharged many other aspects of my life as well.

"So again, I would like to thank you very much for giving me a new lease on life. You took the “fear factor” out of a scary procedure, making everything so very patient-friendly.

"I always knew I was in the best of hands."

 

Presbyopia — the inability to accommodate:

Most people's vision remains stable until their late 40's. At that time, the eye's natural crystalline lens begins to gradually enlarge and harden. Overtime, it becomes difficult for the eye to automatically focus your lens on the people and things in your life that matter most. This is known as loss of accommodation, or presbyopia, and its earliest symptom is difficulty seeing things close-up without reading glasses. The Crystalens is the first intraocular lens that provides accommodation.

What is the Crystalens?

Animation of Crystalens Implant Surgery

This short animation shows how the crystalens is implanted in the eye.

The Crystalens is the only accommodating IOL that has been approved by the FDA. The Crystalens is an advanced focusing implantable lens that can help you see clearly far away, at arms length and up-close without being dependent on glasses or contact lenses. The Crystalens is used to replace the natural lens when it has stiffened and limited your ability to focus effectively, particularly when accompanied by cataract formation. Limited focusing ability means that you gradually lose the ability to see things at distance-at arms length or up close, without using either reading glasses, bifocals, or trifocals. Since Crystalens has hinges on both sides of the IOL, it can be moved more easily by the ciliary muscle, allowing the eye to focus more naturally at a greater range of distances than traditional IOLs.

  • The first and only FDA approved accommodating intraocular lens
  • The only lens that uses the natural focusing ability of the eye
  • The first lens to provide a single focal point throughout a continuous range of vision from far to near

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About the Crystalens (this page)

What Makes Crystalens Unique?

How the Crystalens Works

Frequently Asked Questions

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