How does your brain adjust to monovision/blended LASIK?
Blended Vision , also known as blended LASIK or monovision, is a vision correction option designed to help reduce your need for reading glasses as you age. It works by treating one eye for distance vision and the other for close-up tasks. While this might sound unusual at first, your brain plays a key role in making the adjustment feel natural over time. At Carrot LASIK & Eye Center, we help patients understand what to expect and whether blended vision is the right fit for their lifestyle. Schedule a consultation with our team to find out if blended LASIK could be a good option for you. How does the brain adjust to monovision/blended vision? The brain adjusts to monovision and blended LASIK by learning to rely on each eye for different tasks—one for distance and the other for near or intermediate vision. This intentional visual setup allows the brain to prioritize input from the appropriate eye depending on what you’re focusing on. Over time, most people adapt to this shift as t...