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The most common eye surgery is, without a doubt, the cataract operation. At least 4 million are performed annually in the U.S. alone, and more than 30 million on a global scale.

 It is, understandably, worrying to experience any eyesight problems. But to have them after a surgical procedure can be even more frightening.

While it’s rare to experience problems after a cataract operation, some people do report issues. One of these is seeing the edges of the lens post-procedure.

LASIK is a great option for permanent vision correction, providing a life without the need for contact lenses or eyeglasses.

The light adjusting lens (LAL is a ground-breaking new type of artificial lens that’s inserted into the eye during cataract surgery.

Eye infections have many causes. Thankfully, the body is usually extremely efficient at fighting the infection.