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A natural phenomenon affecting near vision

Presbyopia is a physiological change in the crystalline lens that causes difficulty focusing at close range.

It usually develops between the ages of 45 and 50, often during the height of working life.

The fact that presbyopia is a condition that affects everyone should not lead us to underestimate or neglect it; rather, it should be an opportunity to see things in a new light.

What should I do?

A – Book an appointment with your trusted ophthalmologist, as it is essential to have your eyes checked as part of a preventive health screening during the age when presbyopia sets in, even if you have no symptoms.

B – Choose a customised accommodative optical solution, such as glasses with dynamic (depth-of-field) lenses, which are ideal when you need to switch the focus frequently between near and medium distances.

These lenses help the eyes to focus dynamically, keeping the lens’s residual accommodative reserve active and ‘young’.

At Isolani Optical Centres, our experienced opticians and innovative Simulation Room allow you to try dynamic lenses for near and intermediate vision.

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