What is a Cataract?
A cataract is a painless, cloudy area in the lens of the eye that blocks the passage of light to the retina. The retina is the nerve layer at the back of the eye. The nerve cells in the retina detect light entering the eye and send nerve signals to the brain about what the eye sees. Because cataracts block this light, they can cause vision problems.
Lens Options
Basic Monofocal
The basic monofocal lens is designed to reduce the need for glasses at far distances.
Monofocal Astigmatism
This monofocal lens is designed to reduce the need for glasses at far distances for patients with Astigmatism.
Multifocal Lenses
This multifocal lens is designed to help reduce the need for glasses at all distances.
Multifocal Astigmatism
This multifocal lens is designed to help reduce the need for glasses at all distances for patients with Astigmatism.
What Is The Process?
Schedule a Consultation
Complete testing & consents
Pick a date for surgery
Stephanie S.
Dr Kansal removed cataracts from both my eyes recently. He and his staff have been so wonderful. April walked me through procedures so there were no questions or surprises. The surgeries went beautifully and he also put in stints so I no longer have to use drops for glaucoma. Dr Kansal has seen me several times to explain what he is doing, answer all my questions and for follow up. He has worked with my insurance to coordinate payment. I would highly recommend him to anyone.
Rita C.
I recently had cataracts removed from both eyes. I have never had as excellent an experience as these procedures were. I highly recommend Dr.Kansal to friends & family so you can tell what great respect I have for him. Even he was startled at the improvement in my far vision after the procedures were done. If you need to have this procedure done, but have been too scared, I highly recommend that you wait no longer.
David R.
Dr. Kansal and his staff provide excellent professional services. My recent cataract surgeries with lens implants have resulted in 20/15 vision in both eyes. Dr. Kansal takes the time to get the best readings he can in preparation for the surgeries. His goal is perfection. He meets that goal.