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enVista Envy™ Trifocal IOL in Fort Worth & Colleyville, TX
Bausch + Lomb's full-range-of-vision trifocal gives clear near, intermediate, and distance vision after cataract surgery, with a design built to keep halos and glare low. Offered by Dr. David Truong at Azure Eye Center in Fort Worth and Colleyville.
The short answer
What is the enVista Envy IOL?
The Bausch + Lomb enVista Envy™ is a trifocal intraocular lens implanted during cataract surgery. It replaces your clouded natural lens and provides a full range of vision, near, intermediate, and distance, so most patients can read, use screens, and drive with little or no need for glasses.
It is built on the enVista lens platform, and a toric version corrects astigmatism in the same surgery. Patients from Fort Worth, Colleyville, Keller, and across DFW see Dr. Truong to find out whether the Envy fits their eyes.
How it works
How does the enVista Envy work?
Like other trifocals, the enVista Envy has a fine pattern on its surface that directs light to three focal points, so you can see up close, at arm's length, and far away. Your brain adapts to use the image that matches what you are looking at.
Bausch + Lomb designed the Envy to perform well across different pupil sizes and to tolerate the small shifts in lens position that can happen as the eye heals, while keeping nighttime halos and glare low. The lens is made from the enVista hydrophobic acrylic material, designed to stay clear over time.
- ✓Near: phones, books, menus, and crafts.
- ✓Intermediate: computers, dashboards, and kitchen tasks.
- ✓Distance: driving, golf, TV, and faces across the room.
Compare
enVista Envy vs. other lens options
Each lens balances range of vision, glare, and need for glasses differently. For a deeper look, see our enVista Envy comparison guide.
| Lens | Vision range | Reading glasses | Night glare |
|---|---|---|---|
| enVista Envy trifocal (this page) | Near, intermediate, and distance | Rarely | Designed to stay low |
| Alcon PanOptix Pro trifocal | Near, intermediate, and distance | Rarely | Some halos possible |
| EDOF: TECNIS PureSee, Vivity | Distance through intermediate | Light readers for fine print | Low |
| Monofocal-plus: enVista Aspire | Distance plus some intermediate | Usually for close-up | Minimal |
| Monofocal: Clareon | Distance only | Usually for near | Minimal |
Candidates
Who is a good candidate for the enVista Envy?
The Envy is designed for cataract patients who want to rely on glasses as little as possible. You may be a good candidate if you:
- ✓Have cataracts and want clear vision at near, intermediate, and distance
- ✓Want to stop juggling readers, bifocals, and distance glasses
- ✓Use phones and computers often and also drive, including at night
- ✓Have astigmatism that can be corrected with the toric version
- ✓Have otherwise healthy eyes, without significant macular disease or advanced glaucoma
Dr. Truong confirms candidacy with corneal mapping and detailed lens measurements at your evaluation in Fort Worth or Colleyville.
Benefits
Why patients choose the enVista Envy
Full range of vision
Three focal points for reading, screens, and driving.
Fewer glasses
Most daily tasks become glasses-free for most patients.
Low halos and glare
A design intended to limit nighttime visual disturbances.
Tolerant design
Built to perform across pupil sizes and small shifts in lens position.
Astigmatism option
The enVista Envy Toric corrects astigmatism at the same time.
Clear, stable material
The enVista hydrophobic acrylic platform is designed to stay clear.
Surgery and recovery
What to expect with enVista Envy cataract surgery
Envy lens surgery is a routine outpatient cataract procedure, usually one eye at a time, in Azure Eye Center's accredited office-based surgery suite. Some patients add LensAR laser-assisted surgery for precise incisions and lens centering.
Recovery and adaptation
Most patients notice clearer vision within a few days and return to normal routines quickly. It can take a few weeks for your brain to fully adapt to trifocal vision. You will use prescribed eye drops and see Dr. Truong or Dr. Samantha Reynolds for follow-up visits.
Cost & coverage
Is the enVista Envy covered by insurance?
Medicare and most insurance plans cover medically necessary cataract surgery, but a trifocal like the enVista Envy is a premium lens upgrade with an out-of-pocket cost. Our team reviews your coverage and the exact cost before surgery, and financing is available.
See financing optionsSee cataract surgery cost and Medicare coverage in Fort Worth.
Two locations
enVista Envy lens surgery near you in Fort Worth and Colleyville
Consultations and follow-up visits are available at both offices, with Dr. Truong and optometrist Dr. Samantha Reynolds. Both offices are open Monday–Thursday 8:00 am–5:00 pm and Friday 8:00 am–3:00 pm.
(817) 886-4600
(817) 886-4600
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FAQ
enVista Envy trifocal IOL FAQs
Is the enVista Envy a trifocal lens?
Yes. The enVista Envy is a trifocal intraocular lens from Bausch + Lomb that provides near, intermediate, and distance vision after cataract surgery.
Will I need glasses after enVista Envy surgery?
Most patients rarely need glasses for everyday tasks after the Envy. Some still prefer readers for very fine print or dim lighting, and results depend on your eye health.
Does the enVista Envy cause halos or glare?
Some patients notice mild halos around lights at night, as with any trifocal, but the Envy was designed to keep them low. Most people find any halos become less noticeable over the first weeks.
How is the enVista Envy different from PanOptix Pro?
Both are trifocals that cover near, intermediate, and distance. They use different optical designs and materials from Bausch + Lomb and Alcon; Dr. Truong recommends one based on your measurements, pupil size, and eye health.
Can the enVista Envy correct astigmatism?
Yes. The enVista Envy Toric corrects astigmatism during the same cataract surgery. Dr. Truong measures your astigmatism to decide if the toric version is right for you.
Where can I get the enVista Envy near Fort Worth or Keller?
At Azure Eye Center, with offices in Fort Worth (Alliance) at 3900 N Tarrant Pkwy and in Colleyville at 5203 Heritage Avenue, close to Keller, Southlake, and North Richland Hills. Call (817) 886-4600 to schedule.
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See if the enVista Envy is right for you
Schedule a cataract consultation in Fort Worth or Colleyville. Dr. Truong will measure your eyes and compare the Envy with every other lens option.
This page is for general education and is not medical advice. Candidacy, treatment options, risks, and results vary by patient and are determined at an in-person exam with your eye doctor.