Cataract surgery gives you a brand-new lens — and you choose how clearly you'll see afterward. Here's a simple way to pick the one that fits your life, before your visit.
This is the whole decision in one picture. A green check means you'll likely be glasses-free for that distance.
Every package includes advanced imaging and world-class surgical care. The difference is your freedom from glasses. Tap one to choose it.
Make your selection and bring it to your evaluation. No payment now — this just helps our team prepare the right plan for you.
Questions before your visit? Call us — we're happy to walk you through everything.
The regret we hear isn't from people who upgraded — it's from people who didn't, and now wear glasses for everything.
With the basic lens, you're back in progressives or readers — and those add up, year after year, with new prescriptions and replacements.
Over 10–20 years, premium glasses often cost more than the one-time upgrade — and you still have to wear them.
That's roughly what the upgrade works out to over the payment plan — about the price of a coffee — to wake up and see clearly without reaching for glasses, for life.
No fumbling for readers. No swapping pairs. Just clear vision, all day.
Real outcomes from patients who chose the full multifocal upgrade. Your results may vary — your doctor will confirm what's right for your eyes.
I haven't reached for my readers in eight months. I can see my grandkids' faces across the yard and read their birthday cards without squinting. I should have done this years ago.
The price gave me sticker shock at first. But I added up what I'd spent on glasses over the last 20 years — it wasn't even close. Best money I've ever spent on myself.
I drive at night again. I read recipes without hunting for my glasses. I quilt for hours without eye strain. It feels like I got 20 years of my vision back in one afternoon.
We'll point you to a starting place based on how you want to see. Your doctor makes the final call.
There's no wrong answer — some people don't mind glasses at all.
Think about where blurry vision would bother you the most.
Things like reading fine print, needlework, or hours on a phone.
Priority scheduling, VIP parking, and white-glove care on surgery day.
No. Your eye is numbed with anesthetic drops and you're given relaxing anesthesia. You'll be awake but calm — most patients say it felt like a short nap. The surgery itself takes about 10–15 minutes.
It depends entirely on the lens you choose. With the basic lens, most patients wear glasses for near and distance. With the full premium lens, most patients become glasses-free at every distance. That's the whole point of this guide — to help you choose with eyes open.
Absolutely. Your selection here is a starting point, not a commitment. Your doctor will measure your eyes and confirm what's medically right for you. You can adjust your choice anytime before surgery.
Insurance usually covers the medically-necessary base of cataract surgery (minus any copay, deductible, or coinsurance). The premium lens upgrades involve additional cost. Our team reviews your exact benefits and out-of-pocket cost with you before anything is scheduled, so there are no surprises.
To make the upgrade affordable, premium packages can be split into low monthly payments for both eyes. Use the toggle above the plans to switch between the monthly payment and the total price.
Yes — cataract surgery is one of the most common and safest procedures in all of medicine, with excellent outcomes and high patient satisfaction. You'll have a skilled doctor and team supporting you at every step.