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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...
The Only Adjustable Cataract Lens Implant: How the LAL Works
Every fixed intraocular lens locks in your vision permanently the moment it’s implanted. The light-adjustable lens doesn’t.
In this short from Eye Surgery Today, surgeons break down...
Multifocal Lens Trade-Offs: Why Cataract Patients Are Still Disappointed
In this short from Eye Surgery Today, Dr. Gary and Dr. Neda explain why even high-performing lens technology can leave some patients unhappy, and why “the lens didn’t fail” and...
Floaters After Cataract Surgery: Why They Don’t Go Away (And Get Worse)
Cataract surgery can dramatically improve your vision — but floaters aren’t part of what it fixes. In fact, for some patients, they become more noticeable afterward.
In this episode of Eye...
Cataract Surgery and Floaters: Why They Persist (And Sometimes Worsen)
Most patients assume cataract surgery will take care of their floaters. It doesn’t — and for some, they become more noticeable after the cloudy lens is removed.
Important: Sudden new...
Why Floaters Are More Noticeable After Cataract Surgery, Not Fewer
Cataract surgery didn’t give you more floaters. It just let you see them.
When the cloudy crystalline lens is removed and a clear intraocular lens is implanted, vitreous floaters that were...
New Eye Floaters After Cataract Surgery: When to See a Doctor Urgently
Not all floaters look like small dark specks — and some are warning signs that require urgent evaluation.
In this short from Eye Surgery Today, the doctors explain what sudden new floaters,...
Cataract Surgery After LASIK or PRK: What Your Surgeon Needs to Know
If you’ve had LASIK, PRK, or RK in the past, cataract surgery is still very much an option — but the lens calculation process is more complex than it is for eyes with no refractive surgery...
Cataract Surgery After LASIK: Why Prior Corneal Surgery Complicates Lens Selection
If you’ve had LASIK or PRK, there’s one part of cataract surgery that becomes significantly more difficult — and most patients don’t find out until they’re already in the...
Post-LASIK Cataract Lens Options: How Corneal Surgery Affects IOL Selection
LASIK and PRK permanently alter corneal curvature — and those changes don’t reset when it’s time for cataract surgery. Years later, your surgeon is working from a fundamentally...









