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eye doctor that did my cataract surgery addressed most these issues , pre operation of cataracts, problems discribed here have not been a problem for me. I did have dry eye needing drops years later now I don't need drops hardly at all, I am very happy I had doctor that did my cataract surgery.

valuable info-thanks.

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She has got me doubting if I will go through with it

I was born with a cataract on my left eye, when I get to 19 years I did surgery and I didn't see any changes. Now at will I do to get my sight back?

Posterior Capsule Opacoty , don’t quite occur on the degree as mentioned in this video . Mostly depends on IOL implant design and feature , as well as surgeon properly cleaning the capsule , depending on the degree of difficulty some surgeons may leave the capsule unpolished, because of patient condition , or not to risk complications. Forgot to mention how particular material of IOLs may develop glistening , which will cause visual discomfort especially at night . That also widely available in literature

Last week i had cataract laser eye surgery on my right eye i have been noticing that my right eye the pupil is larger than the other eye after surgery and it's been a week since and no change

At what tempersture should the warm compress be?

Information so thanks for posting. 😊

Always precise and informative presentations. Many thanks.

Any ideas or advice, I had the right eye done, Toric lens and the vision at distance in blurry maybe 20/25 and feels like something is off center in the eye. had the left eye done also Toric lens and the vision is excellent 20/15 and no weird feeling at all. Doctor has just said right eye is so close lets wait 5 months and see if it fixes itself. It has been almost 4 months and still the same. Should I just live with this, maybe this is all I can hope for, my left eye seems to be doing all the work.

It’s digusting that you are promoting these horrific procedures that have ruined so many lives.

Thank you for your practical, to the point advice.

2,000 years ago a doctor cured every disease with herbs . There is an old saying Let your food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food

Im about to head to thailand for my two bad eyes. My father was not offered options many years ago but seems now i will be given option on lense. I would prefer to have good close up for electronics repair. My q is how bad will the far vision be? Are there any pictorial prepresentation as examples?

Please help, my mom had a cataract operation and after 4 weeks her visual acuity just went blurry, she was put on strong steroids and the neurologist found no clue of optic neurites, its been 10 weeks after now and she says she still sees like a frosted glass section in the middle of her vision, she cant read as well, we are not sure if the doctors are telling us the truth the neurologist says he cant find anything and the eye doctor says its optic neurites. We are desperate for answers, please help

I need it bad

Hi Dr Lee, thanks for this informative video. I have a family history with glaucoma and recently had a procedure on myself from my opthalmologist for something called open angle glaucoma. My Dr said the procedure/treatment was done to prevent/ control glaucoma. I have been getting my eyes checked approximately every 6-8 months with a visual field test. Out of curiosity, would I still be a possible candidate for Lasik?

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The question I have about LAL lenses is that after the lens has been set (fully polymerized), is it still subject to optical changes if exposed to fairly intense blue or even longwave UV. Having to redo the surgery would not be in my list of things I'd like to do :-).

After seeing 3 ophthalmolgists over a couple years the third one was on the same page as my optometrist's recommendation: monofocal set for intermediate distance, and I had settled on that myself after thinking about the pros and cons and my lifestyle (lots of computer, hobbies). The third Dr also specified the post-op refraction she'd be aiming the two eyes for: -3 for the worse eye (currently -17 from subjective refraction exam) and -2 for the less worse eye (-11 from subjective refraction exam). I have read -2 diopter is a model for intermediate distance but do you know why she would make the worse eye one diopter more? She will also be using the ORA machine during surgery to confirm lenses needed for the -3, -2 combination. I know this Dr. and the multi-practice she's in are very experienced, and the clinic they use is highly rated, I just have difficulty in understanding her answers which seem to be along the lines of "what is your concern, your eyesight will be so much better". I know that, I just want to know the details and the why of her decisions.

I had cataract surgery and it was the worst, most painful experience of my life. £2,500 was the cost. Luckily, I have healed - after 1.5 years. BEWARE of any surgery! Take a lawyer with you.

Good information. Is the LAL+ lens also a good fit for people that have had lasik surgery?

I've seen three ophthalmologists over three years as my cataract in one eye worsened. The first, close to my home, barely spent 5 minutes with me, and turned me over to her office manager who gave me a few premium lens pamphlets from IOL manufacturers and said choose and we'll schedule your surgery. The second was better but seemed intent on finding astigmatism that he could treat, and didn't entertain the idea of a target focal point other than distance, and was leaping into the idea of mini-monovision. The third, not great bedside manner, but strongly felt that I should go with intermediate distance and monofocal lens which concurred with my long time optometrist's recommendation. The third also did call me back on a couple subsequent questions that I had, which is a good sign. So I'm scheduled with her at a specialty clinic that about half the ophthalmologists in my area use. Hopefully, luck will be with me, as results can be variable even with a good surgeon, as I have read.

Looking back over the last few years as a cataract has worsened in one eye, I can say my world has diminished since I've given up night driving, and even daylight driving in unfamiliar places. My spouse fills in the driving gaps, but I look forward to being independent once again, it can't help but be good for the brain and mood.

ty but i dont see any difference in the before and after pics. /:

While I appreciate the quality of the information here, I truly wonder if in the end it doesn't do more harm than good. There are just too many people who are not emotionally and or intellectually prepared not to mention the high probability of trolls commenting who get some kind of strange kick about scaring people, no surgery is without risk but I think it's pretty clear cataract surgery is on the very very low end and what is the alternative? Waiting until cataract destroy your vision completely?

Thanks for the info and ... You're very easy on my eyes.

I have the mono lens. I wore the mono contract lenses for years. No glasses for me.

I did one eye PRK and the other LASIK. The PRK eye is much less dry than my lasik eye, which I constantly have to use eye drops. PRK all the way! The healing time is slightly longer but I would definitely recommend PRK over lasik.

I’ve had a fear of pink eye ever since I was 4 where I got pink eye, and my eyes were so like… glued shut? That my mom spent half an hour every time I woke up to like… scrape it off.

What about the dozens of floaters that arrived with my premium lenses? One in 25 IOL does not end in better vision but worse.

Im farsighted, + 4 + 4, prescription has been the same for about 2 years but when they dilate my eyes it goes to +5 + 5, should i wait for Lasik? im 40

I had cataracts at birth and even though I had surgery at an early age, my brain was never developed and just decided to focus all its power on my good eye and I’ve had perfect vision in that one eye my whole life

I have one now 😭😭😭

Damn y’all soft in the comments I sneezed like a good 1 time and I was straight after lol

Well, as a sunglass salesman at a major shopping center, I disagree with these "doctors"...

Try sodium chloride eye drops. $6.00. Great for Fuch's Dystrophy.

I had cataract surgery but I have a lot of floaters and spiderwebs.

Your videos have been integral in my decision to have laser cataract surgery. I had my 1st surgery last Thursday and I'm doing VERY well. I highly recommend having laser cataract surgery and vision improvement. I now see 20/15 in my left eye! I'm SO happy with my decision and I thank you for videos like this, which helped me choose the right surgery for me 😊

She is not giving the clear picture.... stupid

Hi, I really appreciate the detailed information in your videos. Question: How common is it to need the YAG laser procedure for PCO? I had my cataracts removed about 8-10 weeks ago, and I had my final follow-up with my surgeon a few days ago. He said he would like to see me once per year to evaluate how things are going and then said that it was "very likely" ("most likely") that I would start experiencing some opacity within the next year or two and need a laser procedure again. During the lead up to the surgery, everyone I spoke to referred to PCO as "very rare" and "unlikely", not almost guaranteed. Now I'm super confused. He also said that the opacity could recur and that I wouldn't be able to have the YAG laser procedure a second (or third, etc.) time. How did I get from "cataract surgery will cure your cataracts forever, yay" to "oh, the new lens is going to go opaque and at a certain point in the not too distant future (BEFORE I retire, for example) the new lenses will go opaque. I am so worried and confused now. It's hard to talk to my surgeon -- he seems super rushed, like we're on an assembly line and when my three to five minutes are up he just walks out of the room telling me he'll see me in a year. WHO is going to answer my questions?!?

Had cataract surgery seven weeks ago. I used to have one eye with near signtedness and the other with intermediate. My brain interpreted, and I used spectacles only for road driving or movie/theatre going. These glasses did not prevent my seeing at closer ranges (for example the dashboard). Now the ex-intermediate eye, the one operated, doesn't see correctly at ANY distance except precisely 1 foot. It doesn't hurt, but feels bloated, with floaters and a side bar. And I'm desperate, not being able to see my cat's face or my bookshelves. I amm feeling so desperate that my older thoughts of suicide have come back again. Only, this time, by stabbing through my destroyed eye...

I suspect my own is caused by excessive fapping am just 24

Thank you for the information 😊♥️

Maybe if you tell me the bad news in a good way it wont sound so bad! Haha

Thank you for your time to put this together, very helpful

Hi I resently had my right eye cataract removed by laser and a basic lens replaced. Before the surgery the surgeon talked me into the basic lense said it would work great for me. I expressed I don’t want o ware glasses or readers Post surgery I feel like I lost close range and am not happy. Even though the surgeon recommended this lens for me he will not refund the money we since talked about a lens exchange bu now he expects me to pay for both lenses which I think is not fare. Any help with this issue woul be appreciated thank you?

I did prk and have zero regrets im on day 7 of recovery and already my vision is far better than before without glasses very excited to feel 2p/20 soon hopefully.

Anything for Fuchs Dystrophy plse 🙏