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Self-Sealing Cataract Incision: What Can Disrupt Your Healing After Surgery

One of the most impressive features of modern cataract surgery is the self-sealing microincision — designed to close without sutures. But that doesn’t mean it can’t be compromised during recovery.

In this short from Eye Surgery Today, surgeons explain why eye rubbing, exposure to contaminants, and sharing eye drop bottles can increase risk during the healing window.

Watch more surgeon-led eye education on the Eye Surgery Today channel.

This video is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.

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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 how to protect the cataract surgery incision
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