Category: Cataract Surgery

This is one of the questions I am asked most frequently after a successful cataract surgery — usually at the one-month follow-up visit, when the patient is seeing clearly for the first time in years and is suddenly worried about losing that clarity again. “Doctor, can the cataract come back?” It is a completely understandable […]

One of the most important decisions you will make before cataract surgery is one that most patients do not even know they need to make — until they are sitting in a pre-operative consultation. Their surgeon asks: “Which lens would you like?” The artificial lens that replaces your cloudy natural lens during cataract surgery is […]

Most people do not notice a cataract developing. That is the truth. It does not hurt. There is no sudden change. No alarm goes off. The lens inside your eye simply begins to cloud over — gradually, silently, over months or years — until one day you realise that the world looks different from how […]

Let me ask you something. When was the last time you looked out of a window and everything appeared crisp, clear, and bright? If your answer is “not recently” — and especially if you are above 50 — there is a possibility that a cataract may be quietly developing in one or both of your […]