IMPORTANT INFORMATION

About Your Upcoming Consultation
For Refractive Lens Exchange

Thank You!

Your Consultation Request Has Been Submitted.

Hi, this is Dr. French, the Medical Director and Ophthalmologist at APEX Surgical. Thank you for requesting a consultation to discuss your potential Refractive Lens Exchange and to eliminate your need for glasses or contacts.

We have received your contact information and a member of our staff will contact you about your consultation details. In the meantime, please take your time to read the important information about your upcoming consultation below.

If you have any other questions, feel free to send me an email or give our office a call.

Thank you.

Dr. Justin French, FRCSC

Medical Director Apex Surgical Inc.

justin@apexsurgicalnl.com

Important Information

About Your Upcoming Consultation

On the day of your visit, you will have a series of measurements and diagnostic tests completed to assist Dr. French and Dr. Belliveau with your full eye assessment. This will help confirm you are a good candidate for this procedure.

👁 - Please make sure you do not wear your contact lenses for seven days prior to your appointment. This is important to maximize the accuracy of your eye measurements and therefore give you the best possible vision after surgery.

💧 - Please use regular over-the-counter, artificial tears four times a day for the week prior to your consultation.

🥸 - Please bring your glasses with you to your appointment as well as a list of any medication’s you take and your MCP card.

🚙 - On the day of your consultation with Dr. French or Belliveau, you will require a driver as your eyes will be dilated.

Financing Options

Financing options are currently available for a limited time through Fairstone Financial. If this is something you’re interested in, we will provide you with all the necessary details, and how to apply for financing on the day of your consultation.

APEX Financing Options

✅ - No Interest, No Payments For 6 Months.

✅ - Equal Payments Over 24 Months.

Lens Options

If you’d like to learn more about the different lens options that may be used during your surgery, please see below:

The Vivity Extended Depth of Focus Lens

The Alcon Vivity is the first-of-its-kind extended depth of focus lens that provides you with a continuous range of vision for distant and intermediate tasks, while also providing you with functional near visual sharpness.

Functional near visual sharpness reduces your need for glasses when performing up-close tasks such as using your smartphone or reading a menu in adequate light, compared to a basic monofocal lens. See the comparison diagram below:

Learn More About The Vivity Extended Depth of Range LensAnd How They Can Help You

The PanOptix Trifocal Lens

One of the main benefits of PanOptix Trifocal lenses is that you can get better vision for cataract patients or patients seeking glasses independence through refractive lens exchange.

Intermediate clear vision tasks include things such as shaving, applying your makeup, and working on a computer. Near clear vision tasks include sewing, writing, and reading.

Learn More About The PanOptix Trifocal LensAnd How They Can Help You

Any Questions?

If you have any other questions or concerns about your upcoming consultation, or if for any reason you need to reschedule, please call or send us an email and we would be happy to accommodate and reschedule to a time that’s convenient for you.