Description
                Dr. Justo explains the basics of cataracts and cataract surgery options. Cataract surgery involves removing the clouded lens and replacing it with a synthetic lens called an intraocular lens (IOL), which is available in a variety of types and strengths. Dr. Justo's goal is to provide education to patients so they can make informed decisions about their treatment. 
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In a cataract procedure,
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what we are doing is,
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we're essentially removing that clouded lens from behind the pupil,
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and then we're replacing it
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with a synthetic lens called an Intraocular Lens Implant,
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also known as an IOL.
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Please know that there are many, many different options these days,
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and we'll help you navigate those options.
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Our goal is to customize the surgery for you, educate you, give you options,
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and try to achieve the best outcome that we possibly can.
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It is so gratifying to see our patients
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who have enjoyed newly found vision, beautiful colors, beautiful detail,
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patients who have regained their ability to do artistic work,
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who have regained their ability to drive,
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who have regained their ability to just simply go back to work
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and enjoy their life.
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Now that I'm well into my fourth decade of performing refractive cataract surgery,
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I cannot tell you how proud I am of the results that we achieved,
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the team behind you, not just myself, but our entire team
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who really works extra hard to try to help you achieve
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the outcome that you desire.
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We look forward to seeing you, and thanks for listening.