A proven platform, used with a different goal
RLE uses the same lens-replacement platform as cataract surgery, but the goal is to address presbyopia or refractive needs before the natural lens becomes cloudy.
Explore a broader range of clear vision with a lens plan built around you
For selected patients, RLE can reduce reliance on reading glasses through measurements, lens choice and follow-up shaped around the life you lead.*
* RLE is an intraocular procedure. Suitability, risks and results depend on eye anatomy and provider assessment; glasses may still be needed.
A lens plan built around how you live
For suitable patients, RLE uses an established lens-replacement approach to reduce reliance on reading glasses and support clearer vision across the moments that matter most.
Start with the moments you want to enjoy more
For suitable adults, RLE may reduce reliance on reading glasses or complex prescriptions when corneal laser treatment is not the preferred option.
Choose a lens for the life you lead
The provider should match the IOL to night driving, screen use, reading, astigmatism, ocular surface health and tolerance for halos.
Two eyes. Two procedures. One carefully planned trip
High-volume clinical experience and precision diagnostics make a carefully planned two-week visit possible for suitable patients, with each step confirmed by the surgeon.
Arrival & quick check
A brief pre-op assessment confirms the plan.
First eye surgery
Refractive lens exchange on the first eye.
Review
A next-day check assesses early healing.
Explore China
Recover between procedures, following the clinician's activity and travel advice.
Second eye surgery
The second eye, once the first has settled.
Review
Post-op check on the second eye.
Return home
Prescriptions, treatment records and follow-up instructions are translated and delivered within about 10-15 working days.
* Example timeline. The second eye proceeds after the clinician confirms recovery. Translated records are typically delivered within 10-15 working days after documents are received.
The best lens is the one that fits your trade-offs
Your measurements, eye health, screen use and night-driving priorities guide the provider's recommendation.
IOL type
Used for
Advantages
Trade-offs
Best suited to
Multifocal IOL
More than one focal zone, designed to improve distance and near vision.
Can reduce dependence on glasses for more than one distance.
Higher chance of halos, glare or reduced contrast sensitivity than simpler lens designs.
Patients who strongly value spectacle independence after counselling.
Trifocal IOL
Premium multifocal design with distance, intermediate and near zones.
Strong all-distance goal for reading, screen work and distance tasks.
Halos, glare, contrast reduction, dry-eye sensitivity and neuroadaptation can matter.
Patients with healthy ocular anatomy who want broad range and accept trade-offs.
EDOF IOL
Extended-depth-of-focus lens intended to stretch clear vision range.
Often aims for smoother distance-to-screen vision with fewer dysphotopsia complaints than some multifocal lenses.
Near reading may still need glasses; results vary by anatomy and lens design.
Patients prioritising distance and computer/intermediate vision.
Toric multifocal / toric trifocal IOL
Multifocal or trifocal optics combined with astigmatism correction.
Combines broader spectacle-independence goals with astigmatism reduction.
Carries premium-lens visual trade-offs and toric alignment sensitivity.
Patients with regular astigmatism plus a strong all-distance vision goal.