Is Reading Becoming More Difficult? Here’s How to Fix Blurry Vision After 40

Are you finding it harder to read or noticing things look blurrier up close? If so, you’re not alone. After the age of 40, many people experience difficulty focusing on near objects, a condition known as presbyopia. As a result, you may need to update your glasses prescription more frequently.

While LASIK is a popular procedure for vision correction, it unfortunately cannot fix this age-related issue. That’s because LASIK reshapes the cornea, but the problem with presbyopia lies within the natural lens of the eye, which loses its ability to focus over time.

The only permanent solution to this problem is a procedure known as Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) or Clear Lens Exchange (CLE). In this procedure, the defective natural lens inside your eye is replaced with an advanced artificial lens that can focus clearly at both near and far distances.

By opting for RLE or CLE, you can achieve long-lasting clear vision without the need for reading glasses or contact lenses. This life-changing procedure offers a permanent fix for blurry near vision, allowing you to see clearly for both reading and distance tasks.

If you’re tired of dealing with blurry vision and constantly updating your glasses prescription, consider exploring Refractive Lens Exchange as a solution for permanent vision correction.

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