What is Presbyopia

Presbyopia is an age-related condition that makes it harder to focus on nearby objects. It typically starts after age 40 as the eye’s lens becomes less flexible.

Symptoms of Presbyopia

• • Difficulty reading small print, like on menus or phone screens.
  • Holding reading material farther away to see clearly.
  • Eye strain or headaches during close-up tasks.

What Causes Presbyopia?

• • Natural Aging: The lens inside the eye stiffens with age, reducing its ability to change shape for near focus.

Treatment Options for Presbyopia

1. 1. Reading Glasses
      ⦿ A simple and inexpensive solution for close work.
   2. Multifocal Lenses
      ⦿ Glasses or contacts with zones for near and distance vision.
   3. Surgical Options
      ⦿ Procedures like lens replacement or corneal inlays can address presbyopia.