Premium Lenses Eye Surgery
Experience high-definition vision with advanced premium IOL technology
Upgrade your eyesight with premium lenses eye surgery performed by Mr. Ahmed Bardan, expert ophthalmic surgeon based in Leeds. Using advanced intraocular lens technology, this treatment enhances visual clarity at near, intermediate and distance ranges, helping reduce or even eliminate the need for glasses after surgery.
Ideal for patients undergoing cataract surgery or refractive lens exchange, premium lenses offer exceptional quality vision, improved night-time clarity, and greater lifestyle freedom. Choose from multifocal, toric, trifocal or extended depth-of-focus (EDoF) lenses tailored to your daily needs and visual goals.
👁 Sharper vision. Less dependency on glasses. More confidence in daily life
Why Choose Premium Lenses?
Unlike standard monofocal lenses that typically only correct distance vision, premium IOLs can address multiple vision needs, offering exceptional clarity at near, intermediate and long distances. They also support patients with astigmatism and presbyopia.
Benefits include:
✔ Reduced or complete independence from glasses
✔ Clear vision at multiple distances
✔ Enhanced night vision and reduced glare
✔ Tailored to lifestyle and vision requirements
✔ Particularly effective for active individuals and professionals
Types of Premium Lenses Offered by
Mr. Bardan
🔹 Multifocal & Trifocal Lenses
Designed to provide excellent vision across near, intermediate and far distances without the need for glasses.
🔹 Extended Depth of Focus (EDoF) Lenses
Deliver smooth, continuous vision across a range of distances, reducing visual disturbances such as halos.
🔹 Toric Lenses (for Astigmatism)
Correct astigmatism while treating cataracts, offering sharp distance and near vision.
🔹 Accommodating Lenses
Mimic the natural eye lens and adjust focus automatically based on where you are looking.
Who Is Suitable for Premium Lenses?
Premium lenses may be ideal if you:
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Want to minimise or eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses
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Lead an active lifestyle or drive regularly
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Use digital devices frequently
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Have astigmatism or presbyopia
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Prefer optimal clarity and premium quality over standard vision correction
