15 min
Preliminary investigation
In a free preliminary examination, we will look at your eyes and discuss basic treatment options.
Free of charge
Freedom from glasses for over 65s
Nowadays, there are excellent options for people over 65 to improve their eyesight and become glasses-free. Presbyopia can be effectively corrected by replacing the lenses.
The best option: lens replacement
For people over 65, lens replacement is usually the most sensible option
PRK
PRK is inferior to Femto-LASIK in the treatment of presbyopia. However, in exceptional cases it can be a possible option.
Femto-LASIK
In exceptional cases, Femto-LASIK with a special ablation may still make sense, but as a rule, lens exchange is preferable
ICL
The ICL generally makes no sense, with the exception of people who are very short-sighted. The ICL may be a good option even in this age group.
Lens replacement
When exchanging lenses, a lens can be inserted that allows you to see clearly at multiple distances.
Blended Vision: See clearly at multiple distances
Blended Vision: See clearly at multiple distances
Blended vision is a technique for correcting presbyopia. One eye is optimized for distance and intermediate vision and the other for intermediate and near vision. This method can be achieved with monofocal plus lenses.
Very good visibility
Very good middle distance
Good close vision
Very good optical quality
Trifocal lenses for vision at all distances
The procedure that is most suitable for you must be determined individually.
Trifocal lenses offer an excellent solution for patients who want to see clearly at all distances - near, intermediate and far. These state-of-the-art lenses have multiple focal points and can correct presbyopia, farsightedness, nearsightedness and astigmatism simultaneously.
Very good visibility
Very good middle distance
Very good close vision
Good optical quality
It must be decided on an individual basis which lens system is best suited to which patient. There is no “one-size-fits-all solution” here; instead, using the latest diagnostics and after discussing the patient’s wishes, a decision must be made as to which lens will achieve the highest probability of patient satisfaction. This requires special expertise.
State-of-the-art treatment + high safety
At dr. vision we set the highest standards.
99 ,8%
According to a study in "Eye", experienced surgeons have a safety rate of 98.4%. Prof. Shajari exceeds this with over 99.8% safety and is considered one of the safest surgeons in Europe. As the editor of textbooks on lens surgery and a trainer for colleagues, he guarantees treatments of the highest standards.
More freedom in 90 minutes
In just 3 steps and less than 90 minutes you can enjoy a new attitude to life
15 min
45 min
Main inspection
We measure your eyes using some of the most modern equipment available in ophthalmology. We then conduct a detailed consultation so that you are well prepared.
Free of charge
The advantages of treatment at dr. vision
A recognized expert and much more for your eyes.
- Professorship and habilitation at the University of Frankfurt
- Several years of experience as senior physician at the University Hospital of Munich and Frankfurt with a leading position
- Multiple awards as Germany’s top physician
- Author of numerous books and studies on laser and lens surgery
- Committee member of some of the largest professional societies in ophthalmology
- and passionate perfume collector ;)
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Treatment by Professor Shajari personally
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Diagnostics with some of the latest equipment in ophthalmology
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The latest lasers from world market leader Zeiss
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Comfortable atmosphere in modern rooms in the heart of Frankfurt
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Choosing the safest option for your eye
Happy patient – happy doctor
We are pleased about the many positive experiences of our patients. Check out their reports.
Martina Franke
57 years
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Frequently Asked Questions
We have summarized the answers to the most frequently asked questions here for you. If you haven't found what you are looking for, you can ask Jana. Just scroll down...
1. What is a cataract?
A cataract, also called a cataract, is a clouding of the lens of the
eye that causes blurred vision and impaired vision. It is a common sign of aging,
but can also be caused by injury, certain diseases or medications.
2. How do I know if I have a cataract?
The most common symptoms of cataracts include blurred vision,
difficulty driving at night, increased sensitivity to glare, faded colors, and the
feeling of looking through a veil or fog. If you notice one or more of these
symptoms, you should see an eye doctor.
3. How is a cataract treated?
The only effective treatment for a cataract is surgical removal of
the clouded lens and replacement with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL). This
procedure is very safe and is usually performed on an outpatient basis.
4. Is cataract surgery painful?
Cataract surgery is usually not painful. Before the procedure, numbing
eye drops are administered to numb the eye. You will feel a slight pressure during
the operation, but no pain. After the procedure, you may experience some mild
discomfort, but this will quickly subside.
5. How long does recovery take after cataract surgery?
The recovery time after cataract surgery is relatively short. Most
patients can return to their normal activities the next day, but it is recommended
to avoid strenuous activities for the first few days. It may take several weeks for
vision to fully stabilize. Regular follow-up examinations are important to monitor
the healing process.
6. What are the risks and side effects of cataract surgery?
As with any surgical procedure, cataract surgery also carries risks
and possible side effects. These include infections, inflammation, increased
intraocular pressure and visual disturbances. However, serious complications are
rare. During the consultation, we will inform you in detail about all risks and side
effects.
7. Can a cataract come back?
A cataract itself cannot return after removal because the clouded
natural lens is replaced by an artificial lens. However, in rare cases, a condition
called posterior cataract can develop, in which the posterior capsule that holds the
new lens becomes cloudy. This can be corrected with a simple, painless laser
procedure.
Still questions?
Please feel free to contact us. We are always here for you.
Emergency
In case of an emergency, dial the 24/7 emergency number from your medical records. We are always there for you.