The Types segment classifies Verisyse Lenses by material and optical design, influencing both clinical outcomes and manufacturing complexity. Foldable lenses dominate due to their small incision requirement, facilitating faster recovery and lower postoperative astigmatism; they represent the largest share within the type taxonomy. Rigid (PMMA) lenses retain a niche presence, primarily in markets where cost constraints limit adoption of advanced materials. Within the foldable category, sub‑types include toric lenses, engineered to correct corneal astigmatism, and multifocal lenses, which provide simultaneous distance and near focus. A smaller but growing sub‑segment is the extended depth‑of‑focus (EDOF) lens, designed to deliver a continuous range of vision with reduced visual disturbances. These distinctions collectively shape the Verisyse Lens market size, as each type commands distinct pricing tiers, reimbursement pathways, and surgeon preference, thereby refining the overall market taxonomy.