The highly experienced cataract surgeons at The Eye Institute of Utah are proud to offer a variety of advanced options for fully customized cataract surgery. When these advanced technology options are combined with a premium IOL or lifestyle lens, patients can achieve refractive outcomes with significantly improved vision.

ORA™ with VerifEye™

All human eyes have the same basic anatomical structure, but each person’s eye is unique in terms of size, depth, curvature of the cornea and other important features. We tailor your cataract treatment to account for these differences, as well as factors such as previous refractive surgery like LASIK. Pre-surgical diagnostic tests and measurements are very important in helping you achieve the best vision possible.

When it comes to selecting the right IOL for you, there are several tests and measurements our team will use. The most advanced of these is the ORA™ System with VerifEye+ Technology. During cataract surgery, the ORA (Optiwave Refractive Analysis) intraoperative aberrometry system provides your surgeon with real-time analysis of your eye. If you have had prior refractive surgery, if you would like to treat astigmatism, or if you have chosen a multifocal IOL, this technology can improve precision and accuracy in order to reduce or eliminate your need for glasses. Patients who elect to have procedures performed with ORA with VerifEye™ receive a limited-time warranty.

Plan Your Customized Cataract Surgery

If you are seeking treatment for cataracts, you can trust The Eye Institute of Utah for personalized care and advanced technology. We offer a variety of custom cataract surgery packages to meet your unique needs and goals. Contact us with any questions or to schedule your consultation appointment.

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