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Natural Lens Replacement
is an advanced procedure designed to restore
your ability to see without bifocals and reading
glasses.
It can "turn the clock back...for
good."
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Please answer the following questions
about yourself:
- Do you feel and look
younger than your real age?
- Do you squint to read ?
- Do you exercise and take
care of yourself?
- Do you give away that you're over
50 when you put on readers/bifocals?
- Does that bother you and
make you mad
at times?
- Do you feel like your body is getting older
& want to do something about it?
- Do you feel like your body is "slowly
falling apart"?
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If you answered "yes" to at least 2 of the above questions, you are likely a candidate for Natural Lens Replacement.
The problem many women and men over 50 have is that their biological lens is no longer properly functioning. That's the reason you developed the need for readers/bifocals.
It wasn't always this way. Think how things were 10 or 20 years ago. Life was good back then for your eyes. Readers/bifocals are now required to make up for the imperfections that have occurred in your biological lens.
Your biological lens is also the reason your glasses prescription keeps getting stronger and stronger over the years.
Aging isn't fair, that's for sure. But you can do something about your aging eyes.
Natural Lens Replacement is the process of adding an internal lens implant to the eye designed to correct reading vision (and distance vision too if that needs to be fixed as well). It can restore your natural vision like you used to have...when you didn't need those darn reading glasses/bifocals.
If you were driving with a warped windshield, you would fix it. Since people now know there is a solution for an imperfect biological lens, they are having it fixed too with advanced lens implants.
Natural Lens Replacement uses tiny implants to correct the biological deficiencies of the body. When you don't need to pull out your glasses to read, you look younger. PLUS you have a significant life improvement when you are freed from "being chained" to reading glasses/bifocals. It's like turning the clock back on your eyes.
Imagine how your life would be if you had Natural Lens Replacement done 5 years ago?
It's not too late. You can still enjoy the freedom in vision for many, many years to come. An added benefit is it will prevent cataracts from developing in the future.
A version of Natural Lens Replacement can be used to cure patients with cataracts, even early cataracts. No more are the days of waiting until the cataracts get so bad that it makes driving and other activities difficult (the way your parents generation had to wait).
Because the lens technology is so advanced, people are proactive now and routinely fix early cataracts with Natural Lens Replacement. This will guarantee those cataracts never occur again.
Natural Lens Replacement is quick and easy. It only takes about 10 minutes or so. Dr. Boxer Wachler uses numbing drops so there's no pain. You'll never feel the lens implants in the same way you don't feel a dental filling for a cavity - it's there, but you'll never know it's there.
There's no maintenence needed at all. You can resume 100% of your normal activities afterwards - even swimming, tennis, or sky diving if that's what you're in to. You'll probably find yourself wanting to do more activities afterwards.
The cost for Natural Lens Replacement is surprisingly affordable. Financing is also used and is quite popular. Some insurances will even cover a portion of the procedure as well.
Some people are afraid of anything near their eyes. The good news about Natural Lens Replacement is that it’s quicker and easier than getting your teeth cleaned at the dentist according to most people.
Please call for a free evaluation with Dr. Boxer Wachler - 310-594-5209. It could lead to the biggest change in your life.
| EVALUATIONS |
BENEFIT
to PATIENT |
| No-stitches |
1 day recovery is typical |
| Micro-opening |
Same day vision
improvement |
| "bifocal lens implants" |
Internal location of implants =
no constant need for External readers/bifocals anymore |
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