[b][Sydney, 02/05/2016][/b] - The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery (AIES), a leading eye centre in the country, provides lens replacement surgery. AIES was established in 1996, and it has been catering to different eye conditions and patient needs for the past twenty years.

[b]Lens Replacement or Implant Surgery[/b]

As the name suggests, lens replacement surgery involves removal of the eye’s natural lenses. Artificial lenses replace them. The lenses vary depending on the patient’s needs. They may come in these three types:

• Aspheric - Lenses commonly have a spherical design. The eye’s natural lenses, however, are not spherical. Aspheric lenses are designed to mimic the surface of the eye. They also match the optical quality of natural lenses more closely. They are recommended for correcting low-light visions.
• Multifocal - These lenses allow patients to have a near and distant focus at all times, eliminating the need for eyeglasses. Multifocal lenses are recommended for cataract patients.
• Toric - Toric lenses have powers in different meridians of the lenses, much like contact lenses. They treat astigmatism and nearsightedness.

[b]Candidates for Lens Replacement Surgery[/b]

AIES recommends the procedure to patients aged 45 and above. Lens replacement surgery may be a better option for patients with prescriptions that are too high for LASIK surgery to be performed safely.

[b]Booking an Appointment[/b]

The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery has put up an information sheet on their website, which interested clients may use for setting appointments. Clients may also call the Institute’s office number.

[b]About the Australian Institute of Eye Surgery[/b]

The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery is a leading eye centre in North Sydney. The Institute offers the most advanced technology for eye surgeries, and it has performed procedures to over 20,000 patients in the last two decades.

Inquiring about eye surgery? Check their website at http://www.aies.com.au for more information.