Premium IOL Options in Los Angeles

Choosing the right lens is one of the most important decisions in cataract surgery. Compare all six premium intraocular lens (IOL) options at Berg-Feinfield and find the one that best fits your vision, lifestyle, and goals.

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Premium IOLs: Why Lens Choice Matters

During cataract surgery, your eye's clouded natural lens is replaced with an intraocular lens (IOL). Premium IOLs go beyond basic correction — the right lens can reduce your dependence on glasses and support the way you live, work, and see.

Short answer: Berg-Feinfield offers six premium IOLs. For the most reading freedom, PanOptix Pro and TECNIS Odyssey. For the cleanest night vision, the non-diffractive group — RayOne EMV, TECNIS PureSee, and Clareon Vivity. For fine-tuning your result after surgery, the Light Adjustable Lens. Every one is available in a toric version for astigmatism.

Our premium IOL comparison makes it easy to explore the lens options that best match your visual goals. It breaks down the unique benefits of each implant so you can see how different choices improve clarity, minimize the need for glasses, and support your lifestyle.

By comparing your options side by side, you can make a confident, informed decision about the lens that feels right for you — with guidance from your Berg-Feinfield surgeon every step of the way. Learn more about cataract surgery, how lenses are implanted with laser cataract surgery, and what to expect for cataract surgery cost.

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Compare Premium IOL Options

See how each premium lens compares across type, vision range, night vision, and the lifestyles they suit best.

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Comparison of six premium intraocular lens options available at Berg-Feinfield Vision Correction
FeatureClareon VivityLight Adjustable LensPanOptix ProTECNIS OdysseyTECNIS PureSeeRayOne EMV
Lens TypeNon-diffractive Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF)Postoperatively adjustable IOLTrifocalFull Visual RangePurely refractive Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF)Non-diffractive extended range using positive spherical aberration
Vision RangeContinuous distance to intermediate, with functional nearCustomized after surgery; LAL+ adds intermediate and near rangeThree focal points — near, intermediate, and distanceContinuous near, intermediate, and distance with strong nearContinuous distance to intermediate, with functional nearDistance through intermediate; blended vision planning adds near
Night VisionExcellent — close to a monofocalExcellent once optimized and locked inGood — reduced halos vs. earlier trifocalsGood — improved dysphotopsia profileExcellent — monofocal-equivalent contrastExcellent — monofocal levels of contrast, low dysphotopsia
Reading (fine print)Readers may be needed for small printTunable; LAL+ improves nearStrong true near — most read without glassesStrong near — most read without glassesReaders may be needed for small printReaders usually needed for small print
Toric AvailableYes (Vivity Toric)YesYes (PanOptix Pro Toric)Yes (Odyssey Toric II)Yes (PureSee Toric II)Yes (RayOne EMV Toric)
Good Option ForNight drivers and computer users who want range with minimal side effectsPrecise outcomes, complex prescriptions, or prior LASIK/PRK/RKFull glasses independence at every distance, including readingMaximum range with especially strong reading visionExtended range with the cleanest optics and night drivingContrast-sensitive eyes and patients open to a blended vision plan
Key AdvantageExtended range with night vision close to a monofocal.Fine-tuned after surgery — you choose your final vision.Broadest everyday range, including true reading.Widest continuous range with standout near performance.Only EDOF FDA approved with no contrast-sensitivity warning.Extends range without splitting light — plus flexible blended vision planning.
Learn MoreVivity →LAL →PanOptix Pro →Odyssey →PureSee →RayOne EMV →

All lenses shown are available in toric versions to correct astigmatism. Your surgeon will help you choose the right option during your consultation.

Premium IOL Questions, Answered

The questions patients ask most often when choosing a lens.

An intraocular lens (IOL) replaces your eye's clouded natural lens during cataract surgery. A standard monofocal IOL sets one point of clear focus, usually distance. A premium IOL does more — it can extend your range of vision, correct astigmatism, or be fine-tuned after surgery, so you rely less on glasses for everyday tasks.
Non-diffractive lenses generally protect night vision best because they do not split light into separate focal points. At Berg-Feinfield that group includes RayOne EMV, TECNIS PureSee, and Clareon Vivity. Trifocal lenses such as PanOptix Pro deliver more reading vision but carry a higher chance of halos and glare at night.
Clareon PanOptix Pro and TECNIS Odyssey deliver the strongest true near vision, and most patients read without glasses after either one. Extended-range lenses such as RayOne EMV, PureSee, and Vivity give excellent distance and intermediate vision but usually still call for readers on the smallest print.
Yes. Every premium lens offered at Berg-Feinfield is available in a toric version that corrects corneal astigmatism during cataract surgery — Vivity Toric, PanOptix Pro Toric, Odyssey Toric II, PureSee Toric II, and RayOne EMV Toric. The Light Adjustable Lens corrects astigmatism through post-operative adjustment.
Medicare and most insurance plans cover medically necessary cataract surgery with a standard monofocal lens. Premium lenses and astigmatism correction involve an additional out-of-pocket cost. See cataract surgery cost for how pricing works, and our team will review exact figures and financing options at your consultation.
Your surgeon bases the recommendation on your corneal measurements, ocular surface health, any retinal or optic nerve findings, and how you actually use your eyes — how much you drive at night, how much time you spend at a screen, and how much you want to read without glasses. The comparison table on this page is a starting point for that conversation, not a substitute for it. Meet our board-certified ophthalmologists.
Berg-Feinfield Vision Correction sees cataract patients at five Los Angeles-area offices: Burbank, Sherman Oaks, Beverly Hills, Arcadia, and Valencia. Consultations and follow-up happen at whichever office is most convenient for you. Call 866-2-SEE FAR to schedule.

Patients travel to us from across the San Fernando Valley, the San Gabriel Valley, and the Santa Clarita Valley. See all Berg-Feinfield locations →

You don't have to live with clouded, blurry vision. If you think you may have cataracts, it's time to schedule your appointment today.

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