I had one eye done just a month ago, and am going to have my other eye done this Friday. The experience was amazing! Drops to dilate the eye, drops to sterilize the eye, drops to freeze the eye. I felt absolutely nothing throughout the procedure, but could see beautiful colours and patterns as the probe worked to break the cataracts. I could also see the lens being placed. There was no pain or discomfort at all. My lens is multi-focus, and it was five days before I could see clearly close up. My distance vision did not appear to have been affected. The lens in my other eye will be adjusted to give slightly more powerful long distance vision, and both eyes will work to compensate each other to restore 20/20 vision. Glasses no longer needed!
@@JinxedToTheCore I had my other eye done last Friday, again with no discomfort whatsoever. Saturday morning, when I removed the protective patch, I saw immediately the improvement in my vision. Good luck to you.
Had cataract surgery done on both eyes, 3 weeks apart, in June 2021. Can’t believe how sharp everything looks, the colors so vivid. Am in my late 60s and it’s like a part of my youth has been given back. The surgery itself sounds a little scary, but really it’s a piece of cake.
@@richardb.1938 .....thank you for reaching out. 💞 Yes, it was a piece of cake. It was amazing. The colors now are soooo vivid. Next, the right eye!!😊😁💞
@@silversoda2 its true i got a scleral buckle put in and the stitches go all the way around your eye it feels like theres sand in your eye for weeks but yeah they do disolve
@@shubhamdebnath9752 Obviously uneducated on the matter, allow me to explain. You don’t exactly get to decide if you are to get a cataract in the first place. Nobody is perfect and it’s a very common defect of the human race. It can vary from birth to death. You have a higher chance of getting a cataract when you are older but it’s still very common to get one at a younger age. I, for one, had a cataract in my left eye when I was 12 and I had it surgically removed, I was a healthy kid, never had a problem with my eye until out of nowhere that happened. You made a rather rude statement and didn’t think about it. I hope you learned something, thanks.
@@shubhamdebnath9752 not to mention, surgeries happen very often in young children. I don’t know how the hell you assumed you can be too young for surgeries. Many babies and children have breathing problems and need surgery to fix them? You can get hurt and need surgery to fix what you did.
@@PeyPeySupreme hmm hmm So u mean to say that am just lucky...that I didn't got any surgerical diseases...nice.. Am lucky after all... Hope i never get to see hospital any time...I don't wanna have those surgeries..any where in my body...am good as being natural 😁
I had congenial cataracts so I was born pretty much blind. The doctor took out the lenses before I was one but didn't put in new lenses because my eyeballs were not adult-sized. I wore ridiculously thick glasses to compensate. Then when I was 19, I got new lenses put in. What a game changer. I remember crying when I saw individual leaves on a tree 10 feet away. I still like to think back to the days when I wore those thick glasses. Taking them off, my vision was so blurry, I can only make out colors and amorphous shapes. My new lenses give me 20/35 vision but it's the best I've been able to see with and all I know. I'm just grateful to have sight.
@@kokilamercy2186 but I heard that some can't watch while doing surgery whereas some can...it's because the eyedrops given numb the eye muscles and it's surroundings...I'm saying because I'm studying optometrist and told by my teacher who's ophthalmologist
Im so scared for my grandma who is 85 and has only one good eye and exactly that one is the one that'll get surgery. This video makes it very clear and educational🙏❤
Namaste Some facts about cataract 1. Cataract surgery can be performed in any season. The associated myth that rainy season should be avoided can be ignored as advance cataract removal technology and medication is available. 2. We should have cataract removed whenever it starts affecting our daily life and we need not wait for it to mature as that can cause complications. 3. Eye drops cannot dissolve cataract and surgery is the only effective method. 4. Cataract is a day care procedure with fast recovery 5. Cataract surgery can be safely performed even in hypertensive and diabetic patients. Thanks
Okay 2 points to add it is better to have a surgery during winter because you need to avoid taking a bath for at least a week and diabetic patients should go through surgery when there sugar level is in control.
I had my left eye done about ten years, now it's time for the right. I sedative had no effect on me so I was knocked out. It isn't bad, it sure as hell is worth having great clear vision again.
My dad went through this with an incompetent surgeon. The surgeon broke the lens but for whatever reason couldn’t “finish the surgery” after that, so he just sent my dad home and told him to come back later. After returning home that day, my dad started to develop painful pressure in his head. We called the surgeon and he didn’t know what to do. Then we wanted to take him to the ER but my dad thought could just sleep it off. The next morning the pressure became so bad that he passed out. We rushed him to the ER and it took 9 hours and several hundred drops to relieve the effects. It turns out that the broken lens “fell” and resulted in Glaucoma developing. They had to rush to set up a new surgery that week to fix the screwed up one with a different doctor who actually knows what he’s doing (they were initially going to make him wait a month for this surgery). The second surgery went fine and recovery had no issues. Moral of this is if your loved one is feeling any sort of head pain after going through this, go to the ER immediately. Don’t wait.
@@Acissleepy I wish, but unfortunately no. My father didn’t want to make a fuss out of it. He did, however, fight the insurance company and got out of paying the incompetent surgeon.
@@ceciliamartin8541o sorry to hear that. Can I ask what happened? I’m assuming he started feeling pressure, and what happened after that? My dad also went through something similar
@@samroberts5196 complicated story ,in short the lens didnt stay put. He needed to have a repair, the surgeon went on holidays and didnt come back for a month. By the time he had his repair the lens had grew on to his eye and the dr tore up his eye trying to fix it. He was In so much pain he wouldnt let anyone else handy to it. Ended up with a hole in his iris. After many years of suffering the sight is starting to go.
i am 70 years old and had cataract surgery in my right eye 2 weeks ago the left eye was fine but the right eye was absolutely useless it was like trying to see through a frosted glass window causing me really bad headaches and feeling really down now after surgery my vision is like im a 15 year old again no more headaches and feeling fantastic anyone who is needing this surgery has absolutely nothing to worry about you dont feel a thing its completely painless an amazing experience
Did this 2 weeks ago. I didn't know I actually went through all these... So cool and scary at the same time, because its all so tiny and high risk. (think sneeze) And thank God, I survived. Now I have bionic right eye that can see as far as the horizon, crystal clear! No regrets at all. Anyone whos still contemplating, please consider. All the best!
Pshhh I just started being ok with a dentist digging around in my mouth with only “local anesthetic” and “the gas” to relax. MY EYEBALLS!? Bahahahaaaa! NO! KNOCK ME OUT!
Just had this surgery saturday. Just anesthesia drops. Doctor finished in 10-15 mins. No recovery room wait. Was given instructions, eye drops, goggles ang eye patch in a bag then sent home. It was that easy.
Niki How did it go? Having mine done end of July. Over 40 Years of wearing spectacles is about to come to an end! The surgeon is doing both eyes (8 weeks apart) and getting me to near “Zero” (known as 20/20 vision). Can’t wait! People who don’t wear specs don’t understand the difficulty we go through!
Very informative video for prospective cataract surgery patients. Production-wise, I thought it was superb, with the exception of the eye diagram as it zooms into the cataract/pupil view. There is so little contrast between the white used for both that definition and detail is completely lost - a relatively simple re-do would be the request of any of our attorneys. All-in-all, this is a terrific animation and explanation of cataract surgery. You guys are clearly some of the best producing this kind of work!
I have had the procedure done on both eyes. First the left eye, and a few weeks later the right eye. I was unconscious for both. Now I have better vision because the cataracts are gone, and I only need reading glasses. Incredible.
@@Kajetanpsikuta I had it done yesterday and I can see a lot better , I was awake and it was very uncomfortable without a doubt but no real pain or very little to all. I was extremely scared ngl but don’t be mad I know it seems scary but they’ll have you outta there quick and you’ll be surprised how painless it is.
@@speedtests5877 im planning to have one because i have very blurred vision, if i stand up and Look at my legs the will be blurred, i just wanted to make sure that its safe (PS ignore my bad English)
@@Kajetanpsikuta it’s safe man go for it , it’s a very small cut they did in my eye no stitches required all good. They told me to just not try to bend over or sneeze. But I’m very happy with it
i had cataract surgery on my left eye last week and on my right eye yesterday. I didn't feel any pain or discomfort at all during either of my surgeries. It takes over an hour to prep you for surgery; the surgery takes about 10 to fifteen minutes.
I just had my cataract surgery today with anesthesia. After waking up I feel the lens inside keeps poking my eyeball and eyelid which gives me an unpleasant feelings and It makes my eye tearing and blinking alot... I don't know If it's normal for the first time but I hope It'll be better in few weeks/months. Thank you for this amazing video!
No need for laser as it is just an added cost to the patient. This operation will suffice. Had it done Saturday. Done in 10 to 15 minutes. I guess it also depends on the skill of the doctor. Mine was amazing.
I just went to optician today and diagnosed with cataract on my left eye. I will be referred to eye specialist. I hope 🙏 I can have the operation ASAP.
Just curious, what's the aftermath like? Is there pain after the anesthetic wears off? I've had my wisdom teeth removed and a crown lengthening done. I have a ridiculously high pain tolerance and I still felt some minor pain during the healing process.
My dad is getting a cataract surgery tomorrow. Even though, I'm aware it's a pretty low-risk straightforward procedure, I'm still somewhat worried about him. Hope it goes well...
I'm always wondering how many surgeries gone wrong before a successful one, like how do they even know where to cut and how to cut or even know that lens can be sucked out or broken down, surely countless of eye balls had to be compromised.
You can stitch an eye I have glaucoma in both eyes a couple of years ago I had to have emergency surgery to relieve pressure or I would of been totally blind in a week and when surgery they stitched me up using proper stitches needle and thread they are still on inside of eye but they removed the ones on outside of eyeball after 18 monthes
I have a cataract and I hate it and I have to have surgery soon for It but I also have glocoms and aniridia so I tried to have that surgery before when I was younger but it was to dangerous and my doc said my eyes r different than other peoples so it’s harder and they want to try and do it again and now I have one in my other eye and I have had 10 different surgery’s already when I was really young and not I’m almost 13 and I am still having them 🥺😭😩
It will all be good just trust yourself and you will overcome it. God is always with you and god will help you along the way. I believe in you and i wish you all the luck.
This is a 9 year old video. Cataract surgery is even more advanced now. My dad got it done last week and it was over in less than 15 mins. Everything was done by a robot and the surgeon was only monitoring it. My dad said that the surgeon didnt even touch the eye. And there was no need to wear an eye patch afterwards, he only had to wear dark shades for 3 days he was out in sunlight. He was good to go after that. Find a doctor who offers the latest procedures.
So, yesterday I was talking with my dad about my grandmother getting a cataract surgery, and now this appears in my recommended, can’t convince me they aren’t listening to me
I was born with cataract in my right eye. They removed the lens but placed none in. I also have strabismus in that eye (cross eyed). I tried patching and wore thick glasses growing up. I’m 18 years old now and try my hardest to hide the cross eye but with no lens and muscle controlling dysfunction, it’s hard. In order to disguise my bad eye, I have to give up my vision in my good eye. Not only is it hard to see but also hard to focus.
I had cataract surgery a few years ago. Now I have enjoyed better vision, and I use glasses for reading only. Before, I had to wear glasses all the time.
I no longer need glasses for a thing! Mine are multi-focus lenses. This past week, almost four weeks after my second surgery, I realized I could read the tiny print on my Biotherm samples - without even taking them from the bathroom cabinet! Freedom♥️♥️♥️
Also, reading the bible out loud healed my neck. My bones, joints and whole body felt very much stronger too so definately do it every day. If it can heal necks I believe it can heal anything. Pray every day in Jesus' name and always Tithe faithfully. I've been healed through my Tithing many many times also.
Sir my age is 31yrs..i had cataract in my left eye and the doctor told that you need surgery to remove the cataract..at the time of surgery is monofocal lens inserted for the youngsters?because i heard that some side effects are there for multifical lens compared with monofocal lens
My Dr. said multifocal lenses may fail. Monofocals are the best require reading glasses of 1.75 to 2.25. However they stay the same every year and you won't need s3tronger glasses. I had my operations 5 years ago and still have 20/25 in each eye. I use glasses for my pc monitor. Otherwise for driving, I can see all the gauges and the road without glasses. I can watch TV and read ball scores, news and subtitles at the bottom without glasses. I'm 78 and people are amazed that I don't wear glasses.
I once had a cataract surgery when I was vey young. The doctors had to remove my lens instead of vacuuming the clouds. Now I have to wear glasses for the rest of my life.
My mom will very soon need this, she’s in her early fifties but is already having some rapidly-progressing ones, already she can’t read anything smaller than 14pt and is just waiting for it to reach a thickness at which it can be safely removed
I’ve had my done 5 days ago, and it was absolutely flawless. You don’t feel anything. But I’m here cause I have a question for anyone who might know. I accidentally rubbed my eye (not too hard) but didn’t actually touch the eye itself. I just rubbed my eyelids and puts a little bit of pressure on my eye. It didn’t hurt and I don’t see any difference at all. But is that fine? I started to overthink and did my eyedrops right after. No pain, no irritation, nothing. I should be fine, right? Thank you for reading if you do! Please let me know!
@nucleusanimation How important is the use of the 3 different drops post-op. My MD says start 3 days before but the info on the Rx says start 1 day before. I am puzzled.
I only use two eye drops. Anti inflammatory and antibacterial drops. Was given the drops post surgery. It depends on the doctor I guess. I wasnt given anything beforehand. Just fast 6 hours before and show up. That's it
I had one eye done just a month ago, and am going to have my other eye done this Friday. The experience was amazing! Drops to dilate the eye, drops to sterilize the eye, drops to freeze the eye. I felt absolutely nothing throughout the procedure, but could see beautiful colours and patterns as the probe worked to break the cataracts. I could also see the lens being placed. There was no pain or discomfort at all. My lens is multi-focus, and it was five days before I could see clearly close up. My distance vision did not appear to have been affected. The lens in my other eye will be adjusted to give slightly more powerful long distance vision, and both eyes will work to compensate each other to restore 20/20 vision. Glasses no longer needed!
Goodluck in the procedure bud,my grandfather had one too 2 years ago and he is ok
Thank god there’s no pain, my mom wants me to do it but I was scared
@@JinxedToTheCore I had my other eye done last Friday, again with no discomfort whatsoever. Saturday morning, when I removed the protective patch, I saw immediately the improvement in my vision. Good luck to you.
@@leonoralee6929
That's great
My concern would be getting a headache seeing all this unfold
I’ve watched 4 types of videos like these. I can now successfully perform my own vasectomy, cataract surgery, hand reattachment, and heart surgery
Oh no
No no
DIY surgery kit
@@theunknown9956 google thought you said nerd what
excellent, at this rate we will be able to perform brain transplants by next year
Had cataract surgery done on both eyes, 3 weeks apart, in June 2021. Can’t believe how sharp everything looks, the colors so vivid. Am in my late 60s and it’s like a part of my youth has been given back. The surgery itself sounds a little scary, but really it’s a piece of cake.
Your statement is nice and giving confidence to all those in queue for this surgery.
This makes me comfortable for if I ever get cataract surgery
Thanks for the reassurance. I'm having it tomorrow 9/3/21. A little anxious. Everybody keeps telling me its nothing too it. Praying
@@flowforever9084 am writing this on 9/8/21. You should have had your first surgery by now. Hope everything went well!
@@richardb.1938 .....thank you for reaching out. 💞
Yes, it was a piece of cake. It was amazing. The colors now are soooo vivid. Next, the right eye!!😊😁💞
When they said “stitches aren’t usually necessary” I literally said to myself “You can get STITCHES….on your fucking eyeballs” O-O
Yes, really tiny stitches that dissolve by the time your eyeball heals.
@@infinitedeath1384 WHAT
@@silversoda2 *really tiny and they dissolve* and it totally won't pain for a few hours
Lmao
@@silversoda2 its true i got a scleral buckle put in and the stitches go all the way around your eye it feels like theres sand in your eye for weeks but yeah they do disolve
Oh so that's what they did. I'm 22 and I had the procedure done on both eyes last year and was so happy with how clear everything was afterwards.
Ur just 22 ... So young for surgeries...wat did u do to ur eyes..
@@shubhamdebnath9752 Obviously uneducated on the matter, allow me to explain. You don’t exactly get to decide if you are to get a cataract in the first place. Nobody is perfect and it’s a very common defect of the human race. It can vary from birth to death. You have a higher chance of getting a cataract when you are older but it’s still very common to get one at a younger age. I, for one, had a cataract in my left eye when I was 12 and I had it surgically removed, I was a healthy kid, never had a problem with my eye until out of nowhere that happened. You made a rather rude statement and didn’t think about it. I hope you learned something, thanks.
@@shubhamdebnath9752 not to mention, surgeries happen very often in young children. I don’t know how the hell you assumed you can be too young for surgeries. Many babies and children have breathing problems and need surgery to fix them? You can get hurt and need surgery to fix what you did.
@@PeyPeySupreme hmm hmm
So u mean to say that am just lucky...that I didn't got any surgerical diseases...nice..
Am lucky after all...
Hope i never get to see hospital any time...I don't wanna have those surgeries..any where in my body...am good as being natural 😁
@@shubhamdebnath9752 Stop putting words into my mouth, I never said you were lucky, I said it was very common for young children to have surgery.
I had congenial cataracts so I was born pretty much blind. The doctor took out the lenses before I was one but didn't put in new lenses because my eyeballs were not adult-sized. I wore ridiculously thick glasses to compensate. Then when I was 19, I got new lenses put in. What a game changer. I remember crying when I saw individual leaves on a tree 10 feet away. I still like to think back to the days when I wore those thick glasses. Taking them off, my vision was so blurry, I can only make out colors and amorphous shapes. My new lenses give me 20/35 vision but it's the best I've been able to see with and all I know. I'm just grateful to have sight.
"Will remain in place for the rest of your life." that genuinely is one of the most scarest things someone can say
Are You afraid of the truth?
Me too when i hear it make me think if i get shoot for like 3 time and survive the bullet will stay forever in my body for my entire life
So, you think you might need it in the afterlife?🤣🤣😅
@@leonoralee6929 Fall out after three days is the scariest thing I could think of. LOL.
atleast you don't need to go for eye surgery more than 2 times in your lifetime
My grandparents have gotten this surgery in both their eyes and I can’t imagine doing this it looks so scary seeing all of this and being awake
Man this doesn't happen like that when they numb your eye you can't see anything for 2 hours
@@kokilamercy2186 but I heard that some can't watch while doing surgery whereas some can...it's because the eyedrops given numb the eye muscles and it's surroundings...I'm saying because I'm studying optometrist and told by my teacher who's ophthalmologist
@@kokilamercy2186 anesthesia injections are given.but many surgeon's for saving money don't give that injections.new lens is used.
Sure 👍
Fr I rather just be blind
Im so scared for my grandma who is 85 and has only one good eye and exactly that one is the one that'll get surgery. This video makes it very clear and educational🙏❤
How did it go ?
@zaqpoo Good memory! This is an updated version with new content (also in widescreen).
Ok
Namaste
Some facts about cataract
1. Cataract surgery can be performed in any season. The associated myth that rainy season should be avoided can be ignored as advance cataract removal technology and medication is available.
2. We should have cataract removed whenever it starts affecting our daily life and we need not wait for it to mature as that can cause complications.
3. Eye drops cannot dissolve cataract and surgery is the only effective method.
4. Cataract is a day care procedure with fast recovery
5. Cataract surgery can be safely performed even in hypertensive and diabetic patients.
Thanks
Okay 2 points to add it is better to have a surgery during winter because you need to avoid taking a bath for at least a week and diabetic patients should go through surgery when there sugar level is in control.
After surgery immediately can we c ??
Recently had my second cataract done, with fantastic results, painless and quick operation and the sedation I had was something else!!!
I am 26 years old. Lucky enough to experience flawless vision again at young age. Will comment again when the surgery is done next week.
I had my left eye done about ten years, now it's time for the right. I sedative had no effect on me so I was knocked out. It isn't bad, it sure as hell is worth having great clear vision again.
My dad went through this with an incompetent surgeon. The surgeon broke the lens but for whatever reason couldn’t “finish the surgery” after that, so he just sent my dad home and told him to come back later. After returning home that day, my dad started to develop painful pressure in his head. We called the surgeon and he didn’t know what to do. Then we wanted to take him to the ER but my dad thought could just sleep it off. The next morning the pressure became so bad that he passed out. We rushed him to the ER and it took 9 hours and several hundred drops to relieve the effects. It turns out that the broken lens “fell” and resulted in Glaucoma developing. They had to rush to set up a new surgery that week to fix the screwed up one with a different doctor who actually knows what he’s doing (they were initially going to make him wait a month for this surgery). The second surgery went fine and recovery had no issues. Moral of this is if your loved one is feeling any sort of head pain after going through this, go to the ER immediately. Don’t wait.
did you sue the incompetent surgeon?
@@Acissleepy I wish, but unfortunately no. My father didn’t want to make a fuss out of it. He did, however, fight the insurance company and got out of paying the incompetent surgeon.
The same type of thing happens to my dad, but he refused to go back to have it looked at. He cannot see now.
@@ceciliamartin8541o sorry to hear that. Can I ask what happened? I’m assuming he started feeling pressure, and what happened after that? My dad also went through something similar
@@samroberts5196 complicated story ,in short the lens didnt stay put. He needed to have a repair, the surgeon went on holidays and didnt come back for a month. By the time he had his repair the lens had grew on to his eye and the dr tore up his eye trying to fix it. He was In so much pain he wouldnt let anyone else handy to it. Ended up with a hole in his iris. After many years of suffering the sight is starting to go.
i am 70 years old and had cataract surgery in my right eye 2 weeks ago the left eye was fine but the right eye was absolutely useless it was like trying to see through a frosted glass window causing me really bad headaches and feeling really down now after surgery my vision is like im a 15 year old again no more headaches and feeling fantastic anyone who is needing this surgery has absolutely nothing to worry about you dont feel a thing its completely painless an amazing experience
Was it cloudy vision after surgery
@@1ncelove2wice hi no not cloudy but for a minute or two it was like double vision but once my eyes focused properly there was no problem
Thank you so much I need both done & was worried but after seeing this video & hearing your stories I am excited.
Did this 2 weeks ago. I didn't know I actually went through all these... So cool and scary at the same time, because its all so tiny and high risk. (think sneeze)
And thank God, I survived. Now I have bionic right eye that can see as far as the horizon, crystal clear! No regrets at all. Anyone whos still contemplating, please consider. All the best!
Do you had myopia or cataract in yo eye??
@@anshukun cataract removal and lens implant.
@@sythmimzy i mean is myopia And cataract are the same thing ??
@@anshukun no they aren't. Myopia is blurry of vision. Cataract is when there's a build up of white cloudy layer in the lens of eye.
Do you mean 🤧?
Pshhh I just started being ok with a dentist digging around in my mouth with only “local anesthetic” and “the gas” to relax. MY EYEBALLS!? Bahahahaaaa! NO! KNOCK ME OUT!
Sara Kate, that's me too knock me out before you start cutting on my eyes
@Fisher Man I agree going to the dentist and just getting your teeth clean can be painful 😬
You don’t feel a thing. I had both eyes done at the same time,they’ll give you something to relax.
@@lindafickus1535 I hope its weed or LSD. or else I aint going.
Hi my mom operation had done yesterday she is fine now ☺️
Just had mine done a couple of months ago, and the difference in my vision is amazing.
Unfortunately the 😮😮😮
Great video. Thank u❤️ from India
Just had this surgery saturday. Just anesthesia drops. Doctor finished in 10-15 mins. No recovery room wait. Was given instructions, eye drops, goggles ang eye patch in a bag then sent home. It was that easy.
Wow
i thought you will take a direct injection before the proceedure(that might be really painful In the eyes)
Same
@@windows8.1proforthewin that would be scary lol, an anesthesia would make more sense hahahah
@@windows8.1proforthewin no, I don't think that is normal. The drops must kill the pain.
Just the refresher I need before a surgery this afternoon.
I think I need this surgery... and too afraid to go through it..someone please tell me it's safe T_T
yes!!
Did u do it
Niki How did it go? Having mine done end of July. Over 40 Years of wearing spectacles is about to come to an end! The surgeon is doing both eyes (8 weeks apart) and getting me to near “Zero” (known as 20/20 vision). Can’t wait! People who don’t wear specs don’t understand the difficulty we go through!
Is safe stop being a wuss and man up go to the doctor
If you want me more being your voice of reason please call me up homie 👍
No
Very informative video for prospective cataract surgery patients. Production-wise, I thought it was superb, with the exception of the eye diagram as it zooms into the cataract/pupil view. There is so little contrast between the white used for both that definition and detail is completely lost - a relatively simple re-do would be the request of any of our attorneys.
All-in-all, this is a terrific animation and explanation of cataract surgery. You guys are clearly some of the best producing this kind of work!
I have had the procedure done on both eyes. First the left eye, and a few weeks later the right eye. I was unconscious for both. Now I have better vision because the cataracts are gone, and I only need reading glasses. Incredible.
Can u be unconscious while having this procedure I thought you had to be awake throughout
@@caithompson8656 I was unconscious.
@enjoy your all time I don't understand what you are saying.
Just had cataract surgery yesterday. It was painless, I couldn’t even see the tools going in my eye and the whole thing only took about 10 minutes
Local anestesia?
Heck no
Put me to sleep I don’t want to watch the surgeon stab my eyes
POV: you fell asleep first in the sleepover
I am having mine on November 27, 2020 and December 3. I cannot wait.
I’m having mine tomorrow and I am so anxious must be nice having that kind of energy
@@speedtests5877 did you have it?
@@Kajetanpsikuta I had it done yesterday and I can see a lot better , I was awake and it was very uncomfortable without a doubt but no real pain or very little to all. I was extremely scared ngl but don’t be mad I know it seems scary but they’ll have you outta there quick and you’ll be surprised how painless it is.
@@speedtests5877 im planning to have one because i have very blurred vision, if i stand up and Look at my legs the will be blurred, i just wanted to make sure that its safe
(PS ignore my bad English)
@@Kajetanpsikuta it’s safe man go for it , it’s a very small cut they did in my eye no stitches required all good. They told me to just not try to bend over or sneeze. But I’m very happy with it
i had cataract surgery on my left eye last week and on my right eye yesterday. I didn't feel any pain or discomfort at all during either of my surgeries. It takes over an hour to prep you for surgery; the surgery takes about 10 to fifteen minutes.
In this case you do not need general anaesthesia you need local to prevent pain if you tear a dressing of ur incision it will cause bleeding problems
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Superb animation. Thanks. 🙏❤️
the medical yt community is just amazing tbh
I just had my cataract surgery today with anesthesia. After waking up I feel the lens inside keeps poking my eyeball and eyelid which gives me an unpleasant feelings and It makes my eye tearing and blinking alot... I don't know If it's normal for the first time but I hope It'll be better in few weeks/months. Thank you for this amazing video!
Did you feel pain after waking up?
@@RahulSharma-oq2ut On the first day yes but then I don't know after that day my eye is normal now
@@katpucinno are you fine now?
@@oreowithurea5018 yes, it feels normal now
Same thing i suffr...doctr say.tearlid block..everything do feel battery.but not relaxed..what i do ..??
And this is why I am starting to wear sunglasses more often. Don't wanna get this.
True. But when you get a new lens- it brings a totally different perspective.
Is it possible to have a cataract removed without lens replacement? I understand that is probably a stupid question.
It only takes 10-15 minutes if your doctor does laser surgery. It's the safest surgical procedure performed.
No need for laser as it is just an added cost to the patient. This operation will suffice. Had it done Saturday. Done in 10 to 15 minutes. I guess it also depends on the skill of the doctor. Mine was amazing.
Laser surgery is not applicable for all patients
It vary from patients to patients
It may be severe
My grandfather had a laser one, he is 61 and his vision is better than me i am 6/12 he is 6/6😃
The satisfaction I got from this is immaculate
thanks for the information
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This scared me. I don’t know why it’s just they way she said it just gave me chills
Dr Rahil is the best eye dr in india for cataract and refractive error surgery.
What anesthesia u guys use
Informative really, detailed animation
I just went to optician today and diagnosed with cataract on my left eye. I will be referred to eye specialist. I hope 🙏 I can have the operation ASAP.
Congratulations to all the People who had their Surgery Successful 💗
my grandma had a cataract surgery today which kinda spooked me. surgeons are angels
Good job please do more vedios like this thana
Just curious, what's the aftermath like? Is there pain after the anesthetic wears off? I've had my wisdom teeth removed and a crown lengthening done. I have a ridiculously high pain tolerance and I still felt some minor pain during the healing process.
No pain, NONE ,it’s almost a miracle, don’t worry or fret
I watched one thing sorta like this and now I can’t stop seeing videos like this
Imagine your surgeon watching this while performing the surgery.
1:38 me and the boys when you sleep first
We need a full video of this
My dad is getting a cataract surgery tomorrow. Even though, I'm aware it's a pretty low-risk straightforward procedure, I'm still somewhat worried about him. Hope it goes well...
Did it go well?
@@janjoberry It did! Thank you for asking!
@@arkham1329 glad he's fine! Here's to an entire lifetime of perfect vision 🥂😊
Which lens u used, cost of lens n surgery??
Imagine the surgeon watching this while doing surgery 😅
Just accept your fate that you will be blind for the rest of your life
I'm always wondering how many surgeries gone wrong before a successful one, like how do they even know where to cut and how to cut or even know that lens can be sucked out or broken down, surely countless of eye balls had to be compromised.
Animal eyes are likely used or computer simulations / dummies
I cannot be awake for this
Can't wait to get my surgery...thanks for sharing this video....I have a better idea about it
How do you even stitch the eye?
Despite the eye being a sensitive organ, it is still made of strong connective tissue which can be stitched and withstand manipulation
You can stitch an eye I have glaucoma in both eyes a couple of years ago I had to have emergency surgery to relieve pressure or I would of been totally blind in a week and when surgery they stitched me up using proper stitches needle and thread they are still on inside of eye but they removed the ones on outside of eyeball after 18 monthes
I have a cataract and I hate it and I have to have surgery soon for It but I also have glocoms and aniridia so I tried to have that surgery before when I was younger but it was to dangerous and my doc said my eyes r different than other peoples so it’s harder and they want to try and do it again and now I have one in my other eye and I have had 10 different surgery’s already when I was really young and not I’m almost 13 and I am still having them 🥺😭😩
It will all be good just trust yourself and you will overcome it. God is always with you and god will help you along the way. I believe in you and i wish you all the luck.
@@AndroDnane thanks so much 🤗
This is a 9 year old video. Cataract surgery is even more advanced now. My dad got it done last week and it was over in less than 15 mins. Everything was done by a robot and the surgeon was only monitoring it. My dad said that the surgeon didnt even touch the eye. And there was no need to wear an eye patch afterwards, he only had to wear dark shades for 3 days he was out in sunlight. He was good to go after that.
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This video is so helpful .
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I watch this everytime before operating on my patients.
Thank you for this. It helped me explain to my 74 year old mom who's doctor rushed
So, yesterday I was talking with my dad about my grandmother getting a cataract surgery, and now this appears in my recommended, can’t convince me they aren’t listening to me
When will be patch removed....?? Same day....?? Or it take some days to remove patch on eye....???
Hahah, it's all fun and games until the anesthesia wasn't enough to make you unconscious.
I was born with cataract in my right eye. They removed the lens but placed none in. I also have strabismus in that eye (cross eyed). I tried patching and wore thick glasses growing up. I’m 18 years old now and try my hardest to hide the cross eye but with no lens and muscle controlling dysfunction, it’s hard. In order to disguise my bad eye, I have to give up my vision in my good eye. Not only is it hard to see but also hard to focus.
excellent ...... i don't think i will forget :)
Damn 8 years ago?
@@nullvoid7020 damn
I had cataract surgery a few years ago. Now I have enjoyed better vision, and I use glasses for reading only.
Before, I had to wear glasses all the time.
I no longer need glasses for a thing! Mine are multi-focus lenses. This past week, almost four weeks after my second surgery, I realized I could read the tiny print on my Biotherm samples - without even taking them from the bathroom cabinet! Freedom♥️♥️♥️
@@leonoralee6929 Congratulations 🏆
Pov: You fell asleep first during the sleepover(rookie mistake)
Any new information on cataract surgery ? With new Len's ?
I just had cataract surgery. My vision is amazing!! Everything is crystal clear!! My vision is 20/20!!
@@carrotblue794 how is it going? And how old are you
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Can a lens grow back on it's own naturally rather than a artificial one and how long does it take ??
Nope. Even if it does it won't be clear.
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Oh ok . I really dont like thinking bout having something artificial kept in my body
@@virtus8798 You won't feel a thing. Get it done as soon as possible.
@@_iam1533 I am still 14 . Was asking since it happens a lot during old age so incase
@@_iam1533 although thanks
Sir my age is 31yrs..i had cataract in my left eye and the doctor told that you need surgery to remove the cataract..at the time of surgery is monofocal lens inserted for the youngsters?because i heard that some side effects are there for multifical lens compared with monofocal lens
My Dr. said multifocal lenses may fail. Monofocals are the best require reading glasses of 1.75 to 2.25. However they stay the same every year and you won't need s3tronger glasses. I had my operations 5 years ago and still have 20/25 in each eye. I use glasses for my pc monitor. Otherwise for driving, I can see all the gauges and the road without glasses. I can watch TV and read ball scores, news and subtitles at the bottom without glasses. I'm 78 and people are amazed that I don't wear glasses.
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Sup grandpa u alive?
@@studiousboy644 lmao
Lens is made of protein and water? It's a wonder it doesn't just dissolve on it's own.
I didn’t think of it like that. That’s actually crazy
Thank you
Thank you.
when you're the first one to fall asleep at the sleepover
If there is now an artificial lens, is accommodation not present since the suspensory ligaments are no longer connected with the lens?
Had surgery on both Eyes but my vision is still cloudy due to having congenital cataract . Will be proceeding to laser eye surgery . Wish me luck
Thanks for the tutorial!
Mans said it like he gonna do this himself
@@KennedyA53 on himself*
@@benyammiinn bruh💀
My power is -7 . Should I go for Lasik??🙄🙄🙄
No, try exercising your eyes to reverse the myopia. Lasik just makes it worse long term
So you cant see beyond 14-15 centimeters? Thas rough...
I thought -5 is the highest🙃
Amazing video. Can i give the link to this video on my website, if you don't mind?
I once had a cataract surgery when I was vey young. The doctors had to remove my lens instead of vacuuming the clouds. Now I have to wear glasses for the rest of my life.
I read this as cactus surgery lol
When your the first to sleep at the party:
Very interesting
When your friend falls asleep first at the sleepover:
Sleeping with eyes open in friends home:
Why is this so satisfying?
My mom will very soon need this, she’s in her early fifties but is already having some rapidly-progressing ones, already she can’t read anything smaller than 14pt and is just waiting for it to reach a thickness at which it can be safely removed
I’ve had my done 5 days ago, and it was absolutely flawless. You don’t feel anything. But I’m here cause I have a question for anyone who might know. I accidentally rubbed my eye (not too hard) but didn’t actually touch the eye itself. I just rubbed my eyelids and puts a little bit of pressure on my eye. It didn’t hurt and I don’t see any difference at all. But is that fine? I started to overthink and did my eyedrops right after. No pain, no irritation, nothing. I should be fine, right? Thank you for reading if you do! Please let me know!
Someone's gonna make a meme out of this and call it Eye Lore
Very cool!
Can you rub your eyes after a few days?
When you're currently in a surgery and hear this video played by your surgeon
"Remain in place for the rest of your life" You don't know me-
What is this 'Eyesight max' ad I keep on getting?
I wonder how much this would take for dogs, I dont have the money right now but I want him to see properly again.
Is there a possibility that cataract will commeagain after sometime
Is there any unique pheco surgery with Indian Len's ?
No you have to use Carl zeiss lenses
When you fell asleep first at a sleepover:
@nucleusanimation How important is the use of the 3 different drops post-op. My MD says start 3 days before but the info on the Rx says start 1 day before. I am puzzled.
I only use two eye drops. Anti inflammatory and antibacterial drops. Was given the drops post surgery. It depends on the doctor I guess. I wasnt given anything beforehand. Just fast 6 hours before and show up. That's it
Follow the doctors orders