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Reading Vision Implants

The Acufocus Corneal Inlay is a tiny eye ring that creates a permanent "pinhole effect" to make near vision clearer. Doctors call this procedure the "Reading Vision Implant" and they are trying to find out whether this method can help test subjects throw out their reading glasses.

If you would like to find out if you might be suitable for AcuFocus, or would like to discuss other options that may be available for you, please call personalEYES on 1300 NU EYES (1300 683 937), or book online for your free laser vision assessment.

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