PRESBYOPIA · WITHOUT SURGERY

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True Vision Treatment (TVT) is a treatment for presbyopia that combines ophthalmic drops and personalized contact lenses to help reduce reliance on reading glasses, with assessment and follow-up from a specialist.

An approach tailored to your eyes and your routine. Important information

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TRUE VISION TREATMENT

Drops and lenses.
A personalized treatment.

TVT combines lenses designed from your corneal measurements with ophthalmic drops. The process starts with you: what you want to do more comfortably and what your eyes need.

  1. Understand your eyes

    Your specialist reviews near vision, daily activities, and eye health to assess candidacy.

  2. Personalize your treatment

    They design your lenses, prescribe the drops, and explain use and care.

  3. Follow your progress

    Follow-up visits assess your outcomes and help adjust the plan to your response.

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OUTCOMES AND FOLLOW-UP

Outcomes followed over months

The TVT clinical publication describes average near-vision improvement observed over six months of follow-up after initial treatment.

Your specialist will help you understand what to expect in your case and when to consider re-treatment.

Explore the clinical evidence

Single-center study, 50 adults, no control group; funded by Yolia. Follow-up does not establish glasses independence for all patients. 2022 publication.

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MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE

Know your options for presbyopia

Looking for presbyopia drops? Explore where TVT fits, how it differs from daily drops, and which questions to bring to your consultation.

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YOUR QUESTIONS

What you want to know about TVT

How can I find out whether TVT is right for me?

Request an assessment. A specialist will review your eyes, near vision, and activities before proposing a plan.

Will I need to wear contact lenses every day?

TVT includes a period of lens and drop use prescribed by your specialist. Your plan and follow-up determine how to use them and when to remove them.

What care does it require?

Hygiene, correct lens use, and checkups are essential. Tell your specialist about discomfort, redness, or changes in vision.

What support does Yolia offer?

Yolia offers a full treatment-cost refund policy if the agreed visual improvement is not achieved. Before starting, request written terms, the visual assessment method, and evaluation timing.

Our pipeline: a vision for millions

We work toward better vision that transforms daily activities: reading, working, and connecting with others. Our development starts with TVT for presbyopia and explores new applications.

Presbyopia · TVT

1,800 million

People worldwide with presbyopia, 2015 estimate.

Published clinical evidence

Improve near vision and reduce dependence on reading glasses.

Myopia

2,600 million

People worldwide with myopia, estimate for 2020.

Development direction

Explore applications of the platform to myopia control.

Presbyopia after LASIK

Looking ahead

Near-vision needs can also arise after refractive surgery.

Development direction

Explore personalized options for this patient group.

These figures describe global need, not people treated by Yolia or eligible for TVT. They must not be added together: conditions can overlap. Development directions are described in Yolia’s 2022 publication; they do not represent demonstrated clinical outcomes for those indications.

Population source: WHO, World report on vision, figure 2.1 · Yolia publication and development directions

FOR EVERYDAY LIFE

Presbyopia: more comfort with near tasks

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THE NEXT STEP STARTS WITH YOU

Let’s talk about your vision

Tell us what you would like to do more comfortably. Our team can guide you toward an assessment.

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