Aged 60 plus...

and still enduring your glasses?

What to consider when you’re aged 60 plus

Special Considerations

After the age of 60 the optical quality of the lens inside the eye may become worse, eventually turning into a cloudy cataract. Initially, you can see fairly well with glasses, but later the vision is poor, even with glasses or contact lenses. Because these changes creep up slowly, you only realise how bad things were once they’ve been fixed.

Common problems and solutions

Common problems for those 60 and older

Common solutions for those 60 and older

  • Spectacles
  • Monovision Contact lenses
  • Reading glasses, bifocals or varifocals
  • Conventional cataract surgery (NHS)

Bespoke solutions

Bespoke solutions for those 60 and older

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About our surgeons

Mr James Ball | Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon

MA (Cantab) MB BChir FRCOphth CertLRS

I am a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Custom Vision Clinic. My major interest is in refractive surgery and finding the best treatment suitable for each patient.

Mr Jack Gormley | Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon

MB ChB (Hons) FRCOphth CertLRS

I am a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Custom Vision Clinic and York Teaching Hospital, where I lead the Corneal and Refractive service. I have completed over 2,000 surgical and laser eye procedures.