Kamra Inlay

The inlay is placed in only one eye, usu­al­ly the non-dom­i­nant eye, so that patients can see both at a dis­tance and close up. The inlay is small­er and thin­ner than a con­tact lens, 3.8 mm in diam­e­ter and 6 microns thick.

The KAMRA inlay has an opaque out­er ring and a tiny cen­tral open­ing. This open­ing is posi­tioned direct­ly in front of the pupil of the eye when implant­ed in the cornea.This open­ing makes sure that only focused light enters the eye, cre­at­ing a pin­hole cam­era effect which expands the range of clear vision and brings near objects into sharp­er focus while main­tain­ing clear dis­tance vision.

The best candidates for KAMRA inlay include:

• FDA approved for 45 to 60 years
• His­to­ry of healthy eyes and cornea
• Require read­ing glass­es or addi­tion­al pow­er in glass­es to see well at near

Patients are not candidates for KAMRA eye surgery if they suffer from the following:

• Pre-exist­ing corneal dry­ness
• Signs of cataract changes
• His­to­ry with LASIK
• Active eye infec­tion or inflam­ma­tion
• Ker­a­to­conus
• Abnor­mal corneal fea­tures
• Some autoim­mune and con­nec­tive tis­sue dis­ease
• Insuf­fi­cient corneal thick­ness
• Recent her­pes infec­tion
• Uncon­trolled glau­co­ma
• Uncon­trolled Dia­betes

Benefits of KAMRA Inlay:

• Restores every­day vision
• Pro­vides nat­ur­al range of vision for both near and far
• Long-term per­for­mance of clear near vision
• Quick out­pa­tient pro­ce­dure

The KAMRA eye surgery pro­ce­dure usu­al­ly lasts for 10–15 min­utes. No stitch­es are need­ed fol­low­ing the pro­ce­dure and heal­ing time will vary from per­son to per­son. How­ev­er, most patients are able to go back to work with­in a day or two of the pro­ce­dure and can expect to see well up close and at dis­tance with­in one to three weeks.

To learn more about KAMRA inlay and find out if you are a good can­di­date, come into Dia­mond Vision for a con­sul­ta­tion and the begin­ning of a clear, vis­i­ble life!

Or call 888–678-4341