You're in great hands with Dr. Carr
With the revolution of the advanced multi-focal technology, trust the doctor with experience. Dr. Carr was one of the first local surgeons to utilize the new multi-focal technology 12 years ago. Since, Dr. Carr has performed thousands of surgeries and implanted numerous multi-focal lenses.
Dr. Tyree Carr graduated from Loyola University, Stritch School of Medicine of Chicago, and completed his ophthalmology residency at Wayne State University School of Medicine, Kresge Eye Institute of Detroit. Dr. Tyree Carr became certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology in 1983.
Since then Dr. Carr has been serving patients in the Las Vegas Community for 25 years. He is one of the foremost eye surgeons in the Valley and a member of many local, national and international professional organizations.
Dr. Carr has offices in two locations:
2800 N. Tenaya Way, Suite 102
Las Vegas, NV 89128
702-240-2820
1703 Civic Center, Suite 2
N. Las Vegas, NV 89030
702-642-7952
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EXPERIENCEMultifocal IOL is a breakthrough in lens implant surgery. Over five million lens implant procedures are performed worldwide each year. Until recently, most of these procedures have involved the exchange of the natural lens inside the eye for a single vision [monofocal] lens. In the past few years, hundreds of thousands of people who are candidates for the Multifocal IOL have enjoyed a full range of vision with independence from glasses.Single Vision Monofocal Lenses With traditional single vision monofocal lenses, most people experience very good vision after surgery at a single focal point - either near or at a distance. In most cases, surgeons calculate the power of the monofocal lens to provide good distance vision for driving, walking and everyday activities. However, most people receiving single vision monofocal lenses require reading glasses or bifocals to provide a full range of vision.Multifocal IOL The Multifocal IOL was designed to provide a full range of vision with independence from glasses in most situations. While distance vision with the Multifocal IOL is similar to that of a single vision monofocal lens, near vision is usually much better and about 19 in 20 people with Multifocal IOL report wearing glasses only occasionally or never. |
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