These lenses are used and in the case of senile farsightedness, Add-On intraocular lenses are recommended, which will provide clear vision at medium, near and far distances without the need to change glasses.

Also, in cases of presbyopia, Add-On intraocular lenses are recommended, which will provide clear vision at medium, near and far distances without the need to change glasses.

With Add-On intraocular lenses, what was previously difficult and unimaginable for most patients was achieved. With the growing need for independence from prescription glasses after cataract surgery, especially those for near vision, it was very complicated and risky to remove the already installed monofocal intraocular lens from the eye and implant a new, multifocal one. It was the Add-On lens that provided a solution to this problem.

The British company Rayner is the most famous company in the world that produces this type of intraocular implants. The lens installation procedure itself is very simple and much easier than the original cataract surgery. A small incision of only 2 mm is made on the cornea of ​​the eye and through this incision the Add-On lens is implanted and positioned above the existing monofocal lens. The cut on the cornea heals on its own, no sutures are needed, and recovery of vision takes only a few days.