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What Are Cataracts? 

In a healthy eye, the lens is clear and transparent. Cataracts occur when the lens becomes cloudy, preventing light from reaching the back of the eye and leading to blurred or reduced vision.  

Over time, cataracts can worsen, causing your vision to become increasingly cloudy. A straightforward procedure can replace the cloudy lens with an artificial one, restoring clear vision. 

Why Clarity?

  • Fast access to treatment when you need it
  • Consultants who are experts in their field
  • Flexible payment options to help you spread the cost

What Causes Cataracts? 

Cataracts are a common part of aging and cannot be delayed or prevented entirely. However, other factors may contribute, including: 

  • Eye conditions or previous eye surgeries 
  • Eye injuries 
  • Diabetes 
  • Certain medications, such as steroids 
  • Poor diet lacking essential vitamins and minerals 
  • Smoking 
  • Prolonged exposure to sunlight 

Symptoms of Cataracts 

Although cataracts usually affect both eyes, one eye may be more affected than the other, leading to differences in vision. Common symptoms include: 

  • General clouding of vision 
  • Colours appearing dull or slightly yellow 
  • Vision that seems “washed out” 
  • Difficulty with tasks such as reading fine print 
  • Increased sensitivity to bright lights, such as sunlight or car headlights (glare) 

Cataract Treatment 

The only effective treatment for cataracts is surgery, where the cloudy lens is replaced with an artificial lens implant. This procedure is performed by highly trained eye specialists in a hospital or clinic. 

Your ophthalmologist or optometrist will discuss your options based on your individual circumstances.  

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Cataract Surgery is available at Clarity.

You can self-fund, or take advantage of our finance packages available to pay for your treatment.