The KAMRA inlay restores near vision and frees you from the constant frustrations of reading glasses. Presbyopia, the loss of near vision, eventually happens to everyone. With time, the eyes natural lens becomes too stiff to focus up close causing the need for reading glasses. Until now there has been nothing to help you get rid of your multiple pairs of reading glasses. The KAMRA inlay will help restore your everyday vision so you can see text messages, a computer screen, and your favorite novel.
The KAMRA inlay is a smooth procedure that only takes about 15-20 minutes. The surgeon inserts the KAMRA inlay which is smaller and thinner than a contact lens, into the first few layers of the eye known as the cornea. The inlay creates a pinhole effect that focuses the light coming through your eye and restores your near vision while maintaining your distance vision.
At your free KAMRA consultation we will discuss if the KAMRA inlay is the best option for you according to the health of your eye. However, if you are tired of searching for your reading glasses and depending on them with every activity there is a high possibility the KAMRA is right for you.
The KAMRA inlay sits in the first few layers of the eye known as the cornea. Smaller and thinner than a contact lens, the inlay is a mini-ring with an opening – or pinhole – in the center. This pinhole allows only focused light to enter your eye. The KAMRA inlay is placed in only one of your eyes, allowing you to see up close, while maintaining your distance vision in both eyes. Your non-KAMRA eye is left untouched. Working together, the eyes allow you to see near to far. This is unlike monovision laser vision correction, which corrects one eye for near and one eye for distance and does not last over time.
It is important to understand there may be times when additional magnification is needed for small print to see in dim light or to perform a near task for an extended period of time.
Our doctors have not had to remove any KAMRA inlays from our patients. However, yes the KAMRA inlay can be removed. After removal vision generally returns to the level the patient had prior to the implantation of the KAMRA inlay. This does not guarantee that your vision will return to exactly what it was before the surgery or that your eye will not have permanent damage.
Dr. Mark Ballif
Dr. Jamie Monroe
Dr. Scott Sykes
Dr. Michael Wilcox
Dr. Claron Alldredge, M.D.
Dr. Bradley Anderson, M.D.
Dr. John Armstrong, M.D.
Dr. Mark Ballif, M.D.
Dr. Patricia Beaty, O.D.
Dr. Michael Bullard, M.D.
Dr. Peter G. Coombs, M.D.
Dr. Devin Farr, O.D.
Dr. Jamie Monroe, M.D.
Dr. Jed Poll, M.D.
Dr. Scott Sykes, M.D.
Dr. Michael Wilcox, M.D.
Dr. Court R. Wilkins, O.D.
Dr. Robert Wing, M.D.