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Light-Adjustable Lens for Post-LASIK Cataract Surgery: Why It Works

For patients who’ve had LASIK, PRK, or RK, hitting the right lens power during cataract surgery is significantly less predictable than it is for other eyes.

In this short from Eye Surgery Today, surgeons explain exactly why previous corneal refractive surgery affects IOL calculation accuracy, what the numbers actually look like, and how the light-adjustable lens can restore that precision after implantation.

Watch the full episode on the Eye Surgery Today channel.

Learn more: https://eyesurgerytoday.com/

The educational content and views presented are solely those of the participating physicians, whom are not being compensated for their time. This program receives support from Bausch + Lomb, Johnson & Johnson, Alcon and RxSight.

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Female ophthalmologist explaining light-adjustable lens options for cataract patients
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