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Question about mini-monovision
If one is attempting to achieve mini-monovision, post cataract surgery, would targeting the dominant eye for the near (reading) vision be problematic in any significant way? I understand the reasoning behind targeting the dominant eye for distance when a distance bias is preferred.
After re-reading my post, I realize I may need to clarify. I'm asking about mini-monovision with a near bias.
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While dominant for distance and non-dominant for near is the general rule, I have seen many many patients do well with the reverse. Discuss with your surgeon.
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