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1,425 £Per Eye
- Accommodation4 Nights
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- 3 Meals a Day
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- Airport TransfersRound-Trip
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- Doctor Examination
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- All Eye Tests
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- Lenses + Operation
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- Surgery Control
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- Pay On-Site
Treatments
EDOF intraocular lenses extend the depth of focus instead of fixing it at a single distance, giving continuous clear vision at far and intermediate range. They are implanted during cataract and presbyopia surgery and reduce the need for glasses.
Operation Duration
15-20 minutes per eye.
Recovery Time
Back to daily life in a few days, full recovery in 3-4 weeks
Anaesthesia Type
Topical Eye Drops

EDOF intraocular lens treatments have gained importance in the field of eye health in recent years. This treatment is a modern method used especially in eye disorders such as presbyopia (age-related visual impairment) and cataracts. EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) lenses extend the range of clear vision from far to intermediate distance instead of fixing it at a single focal point. These lenses are surgically implanted into the eye and reduce the need for glasses, although reading glasses may still be needed for small print.
Suitability test
A few short questions to show you which treatments would be discussed at your examination. At the end we will call you for a free consultation.
EDOF intraocular lens treatment process starts with a detailed eye examination for the patient. After assessing the patient's general health and eye structure, the ophthalmologist determines whether EDOF lenses are suitable. If it is suitable for the patient, an appointment for the surgical procedure is arranged. The surgical procedure is performed under anaesthetic eye drops and takes about 15-20 minutes per eye. The lens replaces the natural lens of the eye.
The patient's eye heals rapidly and most patients can return to their daily life shortly after the operation. Follow-up appointments are an important step to monitor the postoperative healing process and prevent possible complications. The success of the treatment is quite high when applied with the right technique in the right patients. 
EDOF IOL lens is a kind of intraocular lens used especially in the solution of age-related vision problems. These lenses, when placed in the eye, enable the user to see objects at different distances clearly. EDOF IOL lenses are designed to give clear distance and intermediate vision; reading glasses may still be needed for small print.
The biggest advantage of these lenses is that they minimise the need for glasses or contact lenses while offering a wide field of vision to the users. EDOF IOL lenses are especially preferred during cataract operations and significantly improve the quality of life of patients. The application process starts with a detailed evaluation by the ophthalmologist and continues with the surgical procedure. Patients can usually return to their normal activities shortly after the operation and most of them can see comfortably at distance and intermediate range without wearing glasses.
Intraocular lens and cataract surgery are among the most commonly performed operations in the world, with a very high success rate. As with any surgical procedure there are some risks, but they are unlikely, and most can be treated if they do occur. Regular check-ups help to spot any problem early.
For people who have already had LASIK, PRK or similar laser eye surgery, choosing an intraocular lens calls for a special assessment. Because laser treatment changes the structure of the cornea, corneal topography, the ocular surface and the lens power calculations are examined in detail before surgery. EDOF lenses may be recommended for patients who are found suitable at this assessment and who give priority to the quality of their distance vision. Having had laser treatment is not in itself enough to make someone suitable for an EDOF lens, however; the decision is made by weighing up the structure of the eye, any existing refractive error and the patient's daily needs together.
EDOF lenses are an important option for people who rely mostly on distance and intermediate vision in daily life. They aim to give an uninterrupted range of vision where distance and intermediate vision come first, such as driving, watching television, working at a computer and outdoor activities. The optical design of EDOF lenses sends a large share of the light to distance vision while also supporting intermediate vision. Some patients may therefore still need reading glasses from time to time for small print at very close range.
Compared with trifocal lenses, EDOF lenses may have an optical design that spreads light across fewer separate focal points. In some EDOF models this can help keep halos (rings seen around lights) and glare at a lower level. EDOF lenses may therefore be preferred for suitable patients who value the quality of their distance vision and often drive at night.
No intraocular lens removes the risk of halos and glare entirely, however. Night vision can vary with the design of the EDOF lens, the shape of the cornea, the size of the pupil, the health of the ocular surface and any previous laser surgery. When a lens is chosen, how often the patient drives at night and what they expect from their near vision should be discussed in detail with the ophthalmologist.
EDOF intraocular lens price varies depending on the underlying cause and the operation to be performed. The treatment plan to be created by our specialist ophthalmologist depending on the detailed examination results may vary from person to person.
Read our article with the list of intraocular lens surgery 2026 prices.
| Lens type | How it works | Who it suits | Advantages | Considerations |
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| Monofocal | Focuses at a single distance, usually far. | Cataract patients who do not mind keeping reading glasses. |
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| Monofocal Toric | A monofocal lens that also corrects astigmatism. | Cataract patients with significant astigmatism. |
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| Trifocal (Multifocal) | Three focal points: far, intermediate and near. | Those who want to be free of glasses and do little night driving. |
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| Trifocal (Multifocal) Toric | A trifocal (multifocal) lens that also corrects astigmatism. | Those with astigmatism who want to live without glasses. |
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| EDOF | Extends the depth of focus: continuous clear vision from far to intermediate. Near focus sits about 10 cm further out than a trifocal (multifocal): around 40 cm instead of 30 cm. | Recommended if you have had laser surgery before, want very sharp distance vision, or drive at night for long stretches. |
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Lens implantation
Prices are per the treatment package shown. Our package prices do not change with your prescription. For astigmatism a toric lens option is available, at a separate price.
1,425 £Per Eye
1,600 £Per Eye
At the end of your eye test you are given a prescription, usually valid for two years. Its numbers and abbreviations describe the condition of your eyes and the correction you need. Tap a term and its column lights up in the table.
Sphere (SPH)
The main correction for short- or long-sightedness. A minus (−) means you struggle to see far away, a plus (+) means you struggle up close. The larger the number, the stronger the prescription.
Sample prescription
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