Night glare: what your visual acuity doesn’t tell you
Night glare: what your visual acuity doesn’t tell you A patient can have 10/10 vision and still be…
Night glare: what your visual acuity doesn’t tell you A patient can have 10/10 vision and still be…

Choosing your cataract implant: the 5 questions to ask yourself before the consultation “Doctor, which is the top-of-the-range…

Key points Phacoemulsification is the reference technique for operating on a cataract: the lens that has become opaque…

Night driving after cataract surgery: glare, halos and safety Are you driving again in the daytime, but headlights,…

Diet and cataract: what can you really do for your eyes? Let us be honest from the start:…

Multifocal lens with AMD or glaucoma: can I still have one? You have early AMD or glaucoma, and…

Cataract surgery doesn’t keep you away from sport for long: walking resumes quickly, while water and impacts call for more patience. Activity-by-activity guidance to get moving again calmly after the micro-incision.

The incision is tiny and the implant brand new: the first days after cataract surgery call for a few simple precautions. The habits to avoid to protect your visual result and limit the chance of complications.

Enjoying the sun and the beach after cataract surgery is possible when you protect the operated eye. The implant lets in more light: sunglasses and a few simple waiting periods become your allies.
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