A Chat with Joe Jonas
Global superstar, musician, and actor shares how EVO changed his life.
Global superstar, musician, and actor shares how EVO changed his life.
Joe Jonas’ struggle with bad vision
Joe Jonas had myopia since childhood, which is also known as nearsightedness or the need for distance vision correction. Myopia is the most common vision disorder in the world and its prevalence is rapidly growing.
Joe dreamed of a day where he could live life uninhibited by his nearsightedness. Jonas had the EVO procedure which involved his doctor adding a small, flexible lens in both eyes to correct his distance vision and is now free from the daily hassles of contact lenses and eyeglasses.
EVO provides excellent sharp, clear vision day and night, does not induce dry eye syndrome and preserves the cornea. If desired, EVO lenses are also removable by a doctor for added peace of mind.
Why Joe Jonas chose the EVO ICL lens (EVO)
“After speaking with my doctor about this advanced new technology, I chose EVO as I felt like it was finally time to upgrade my vision and change how I could see the world. It was a seamless, easy procedure for me that quickly gave me sharp, clear vision day or night without inducing dry eye syndrome. The results are life changing for me and with EVO, I now can simply wake up and go about my day.” – Joe Jonas
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