TECNIS PureSee™

Patients with stable, well-managed glaucoma may still be candidates. We’ll evaluate optic nerve health and visual field stability before making a recommendation.

Global results show that PureSee provides smoother vision and fewer halos than many older multifocal lenses, while maintaining excellent distance and mid-range clarity.

Yes. The toric version of PureSee is designed for patients with astigmatism and provides the same clarity and comfort as the standard model.

Yes, as long as the condition is managed first. We’ll treat dry eye before surgery to ensure accurate measurements and the best possible visual outcome.

Yes. Like other modern lenses, PureSee can be exchanged if future adjustments are needed, though this is rarely required.

If your vision is blurry, colors look dull, or you struggle with glare at night, cataract surgery can restore clarity. We’ll help you determine the right timing for your goals.

Yes. Its ring-free optical design minimizes glare and halos, making it ideal for drivers or those sensitive to bright lights.

Basic cataract surgery is often covered by insurance, but premium lenses like PureSee may include an additional out-of-pocket cost. We provide clear estimates and financing plans to make treatment accessible.

Yes. Some patients benefit from laser fine-tuning or corneal treatments after surgery to further optimize their vision.