mapper
Veteran Member
Had mine done about 10 years ago in conjunction with DMEC cornea transplant surgery. Single focus, was near sighted all my life so I opted for distance vision. 20/25 vision. I use prescription readers as I found them more comfortable than drug store readers.
I also have driving glasses to sharpen my distance so I can read street signs from a long way off.
The surgeries were a bit more involved than regular cataract surgery, the recovery took a couple of weeks, the first week I had to lay on my back as they had put a gas bubble behind the cornea to hold the transplant tissue in place.
All things considered everything went well, I hadn't regretted it for a minute.
I also have driving glasses to sharpen my distance so I can read street signs from a long way off.
The surgeries were a bit more involved than regular cataract surgery, the recovery took a couple of weeks, the first week I had to lay on my back as they had put a gas bubble behind the cornea to hold the transplant tissue in place.
All things considered everything went well, I hadn't regretted it for a minute.