Presbyopia commonly begins around age 40 and makes close work feel tiring or blurry. A short assessment identifies the right correction so you stop squinting and headache-prone work days.
Presbyopia is a normal age change: the crystalline lens stiffens and the focusing muscle weakens, reducing near focusing ability. Left uncorrected it can cause eye strain, headaches and reduced productivity.
These are the common signs and symptoms you may need corrective lenses for Presbyopia:
Correcting presbyopia restores comfort and efficiency for daily tasks — reading, screen work and hobbies — and prevents chronic eyestrain.
Book an Appointment
We’ll work with you to choose the least disruptive solution:
Manage environment
Improve lighting, increase font size, and use near-task ergonomics. Simple but effective for early presbyopia.
Spectacle options
Single-vision readers, bifocals, and modern progressive lenses — we fit for comfort, cosmetics and task needs.
Contact lens options
Multifocal contact lenses or combinations (monovision) for those who prefer less daytime eyewear.
We take a focused history to understand your near-vision challenges, daily tasks, work/play environment and lifestyle. This tells us which prescriptions, lens designs and practical tweaks will actually work for your life — not just the number on a chart.
A full diagnostic workup (visual acuity, refraction, eye muscle, and ocular health scans) to identify the cause of near-vision problems and map a personalised correction plan.
An opportunity to hands-on fitting and trials — frame try-ons, lens simulations or contact-lens trials — so you can experience real-world comfort and function before committing.
Short follow-ups to adjust lens powers, frame fit or contact parameters and confirm comfort; we won’t consider the job done until your vision and daily performance feel right.
Selecting presbyopia correction blends craft and clinical science. We start with a focused history of your close-work, screen time, hobbies and budget, then pair that with precise measurements. We compare options—readers, bifocals, modern progressives or multifocal contacts—and recommend corridor lengths and powers matched to your tasks. Trial frames, lens demos or contact trials let you assess real-world comfort, and follow-ups fine-tune powers, fit and coatings until your near vision feels natural.
