Presbyopia

Presbyopia is the natural loss of near focusing ability that occurs after age 40. Reading becomes difficult, and you may find yourself holding books at arm's length. The right spectacles restore comfortable near vision.

Scope & Coverage

Near vision and reading assessment

Add power determination

Progressive lens recommendation

Bifocal vs. progressive lens counseling

Occupational vision needs analysis

Combined distance and near correction

What Our Patients Say

"Progressive lenses changed my life. Should have done this years ago."

— Mohan Das

"The Eye Expert helped me understand why I suddenly needed reading glasses at 42."

— Jaya Prakash

"Got the perfect add power. Reading is comfortable again."

— Kamini Verma

"Was using pharmacy glasses. Custom progressives are miles better!"

— Sunil Mehra

"Occupational vision assessment helped me get the right lens for computer work."

— Anand Sharma

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it affects virtually everyone over 40 as the lens loses flexibility.

They may work temporarily, but a customized prescription provides better vision and comfort.

Lenses with a gradual change in power for distance, intermediate, and near vision — no visible line.

Yes, typically until around age 60, then it stabilizes.

Options like multifocal IOLs and monovision LASIK are available for some patients.

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