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The first step is a comprehensive diagnostic consultation at Florida Eye Custom Vision in Jacksonville, FL. During this appointment, we perform advanced imaging of your eyes — including corneal mapping

Yes — correcting presbyopia is one of the primary reasons patients choose CLR. As we age, the eye’s natural lens stiffens and loses the flexibility needed for near focus. This

CLR uses the same technique and technology as cataract surgery — one of the most performed and extensively studied surgical procedures in the world. At Florida Eye Custom Vision, CLR

Most CLR patients notice meaningful vision improvement within 24–48 hours of surgery, though full stabilization typically takes 2–4 weeks as the eye adjusts to the new lens. Mild blurriness, light

LASIK reshapes the cornea to correct vision and works best for patients under 45 with healthy corneas and no significant presbyopia. CLR replaces the eye’s natural lens and is the

CLR at Florida Eye Custom Vision ranges from $9,200 to $17,200 for both eyes, depending on the intraocular lens selected. The IOL that is best suited to your vision goals

The lens implanted during CLR — called an intraocular lens (IOL) — is selected based on your prescription, lifestyle, and vision goals. Options include monofocal lenses (excellent clarity at one

Yes — and this is one of the most compelling reasons patients choose CLR. Cataracts form when the eye’s natural lens becomes cloudy with age. CLR removes that natural lens

CLR is typically best suited for patients in their 40s, 50s, and 60s who are experiencing presbyopia — the age-related loss of near focus that makes reading glasses necessary —

Custom Lens Replacement — also called refractive lens exchange (RLE) — is a procedure that removes your eye’s natural lens and replaces it with a premium artificial lens (IOL) precisely