Lentis M plus

[youngchaz]

I have recently seen a prominent eye surgeon who has recommended the lentis M Plus lense.
I am minus 9/10 with floaters and aged 50.
He assures excellent results howevere I can find very little information about this lense or anyone who has used it.

can anyone pass an informed opinion before I decide to go ahead.

[47avictoria]

I had surgery May 3rd 2012 and was informed that the M+3ADD was implanted in my weaker Right eye. In the week waiting for my second operation on the Left eye the treated eye remained blurred so I was refused the operation and told to wait a month to see if time improved it. Unfortunately the surgeon I spoke to was unsympathetic and dismissive saying I was warned of the possible problems prior to the procedure. This was not the case as the sales pitch was very persuasive and although I signed the consent form I assumed it was a formality. The glare at night and from artificial light is unbearable making driving dangerous, my near vision is good with the treated eye but there has been no improvement in the distance vision. I finally go back to Optical Express tomorrow 20th June 2012 and I hope to be met with a better response and a solution to this nightmare. Nobody warns you of the effect of the glare please question your surgeon so you don't end up bitterly regretting having this treatment.  

[Aicha1]

Hi All,
I am feeling very apprehensive right now and quite unsettled. I had an an initial consultation today at Optical Express for laser treatment.

I was told for me the laser would be a waste of time as my eyes are showing very early signs of cataracts which he said could come any time eg 5 years or 10 years and he suggested that the inicular  M Plus would be my best option. I have now to go to Harley St in London for further discussion.

I seem to be reading a lot of negative comments on here which is naturally putting me off even more especially as i drive and also do very intensive computer work as part of my job.

Would love to hear some positive feedback and reassurance from as many people as possible

[GammaT]

I have only seen quite negative comments about the Lentis Mplus lens.   I have had both my eyes done and can honestly say that I have never had better vision.   I re-state that I have never had better vision - in my life!   I am 61 and the 2nd eye was only done last week, but after a few flashing moments on day two which quickly cleared my distance vision is better than 20/20 and my near vision means that I can read instructions on medicine bottles.   I am thrilled and would recommend these lenses.   My surgeon was with Optical Express and I had them done in Westfields Centre London.

[Lynda199]

Dear Shindi,//Thank you very much for your message - I have only just seen it after going back onto the MedHelp website (after Googling 'Lentis M-Plus Reviews').  You might see the message I have just sent to Birdy001 (via the e-mail link I received, showing Birdy's reply to my earlier message).//I am very concerned that you are having the same problems as we are after three months!//Lynda199.

[shindi441]

Which IOL was used for your operation?  What is the nature of your problem- is it the vision or the pain and discomfort from the actual surgery.
I wish surgeons would offer to fix one eye at a time with a considerable time gap so if one eye does not deliver satsfactory results then you should be able to explore other lens and surgeon choices for the other eye.

[fufu640]

I make opration in one eye one week ago and I have problems I dont know if I will make second  eye I  am skared help me  somebody