Light Adjustable Lens in Sacramento
What Is the Light Adjustable Lens?
The Light Adjustable Lens is an FDA-approved intraocular lens (IOL) that lets your surgeon adjust your vision after healing from cataract surgery. Using specialized UV light treatments, we can fine-tune your vision in-office based on your real-world experience — something no other IOL offers.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
You may be a great candidate if you:
- Are undergoing cataract surgery
- Want to reduce dependence on glasses
- Don’t have significant corneal or retinal issues
- Are willing to wear UV-protective glasses for a few weeks after surgery
We’ll evaluate your eyes thoroughly to determine whether LAL is your best option.
What to Expect from the LAL Experience
- Cataract surgery with Light Adjustable Lens implantation
- Healing period (~2–3 weeks)
- Adjustment sessions using the Light Delivery Device (LDD)
- Final lock-in treatment to preserve your customized vision
Most patients require 2–4 light treatments, each lasting about 90 seconds.
Benefits of Light Adjustable Lens
- Personalized vision based on your lifestyle
Non-invasive post-op customization - Better outcomes compared to standard monofocal lenses
- Reduced dependence on glasses for distance or near
Cost and Insurance
The Light Adjustable Lens is considered a premium IOL and is typically not fully covered by insurance. We offer transparent pricing, flexible financing options, and can walk you through your benefits during your consultation.
Serving the Greater Sacramento Area
Our clinic proudly serves patients from across the region, including:
- Midtown Sacramento
- Elk Grove
- Roseville
- Folsom
- Rancho Cordova
Visit our conveniently located Sacramento office to learn more about this revolutionary option.
Why Choose California LASIK & Eye?
- Trusted by thousands of Sacramento patients
- Leading-edge technology and surgical expertise
- Experienced cataract and LASIK surgeons
- Personalized, compassionate care
How long do Light Adjustable Lenses last?
Are light treatments painful?
No. They are quick, comfortable, and performed in-office with no need for anesthesia.
How much downtime is there?
Will I need glasses at all?
