Presbyopia is a condition of the eye in which there is a gradual loss of the ability of the eye to focus clearly on a nearby object. One may notice presbyopia while holding a book or a newspaper at a normal reading distance to see.<\/p>\n \n
Presbyopia is generally an annoying part of ageing that becomes noticeable in the early 40s and becomes worse at the age of 65. Presbyopia can be diagnosed by an eye examination. It can be corrected by eyeglasses or contact lenses.<\/p>\n \n
However, people also consider advanced surgery for presbyopia such as PresbyLASIK. It is a quick procedure and requires less recovery time. The good thing about presbyLASIK is that it offers the reversal of the process if the patient does not get expected results.<\/p>\n \n
PresbyLASIK<\/strong> does not get the approval of use from the FDA in the United States, however, it has been practiced for several years in Canada.<\/p>\n \n PRESBYLASIK<\/h2>\n