Tower Clock Eye Center is now offering KAMRA® inlay, a new technology and treatment for those with poor near vision, or presbyopia.
As we age, generally beginning in our 40s or 50s, we start to notice that our near vision begins to change. Nearby objects that used to be clear now appear fuzzy, which can lead to frustration and the use of cheap reading glasses.
This procedure helps improve near vision for those who experience presbyopia. The KAMRA inlay treatment aids near vision and can reduce your need for reading glasses.
KAMRA inlay treatment:
If you have questions about KAMRA inlay, call us at 920 499-3102.
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