Post Cataract Capsular Haze

During cataract surgery, the eye surgeon carefully opens the front portion of the elastic-like capsular bag that serves as a protective barrier for the back of the eye and holds the natural lens of the eye it in place. The lens is then removed through the opening and an intraocular lens implant (IOL) is positioned in its place.

Symptoms of Post Cataract Capsular Haze
Following cataract surgery, some patients experience blurred or hazy vision as a result of cloudiness that develops in the capsule. This is a common condition known as posterior capsular haze that may occur weeks, months or even years after cataract surgery.

Treatment for Post Cataract Capsular Haze
The YAG laser is used to treat post capsular haze in a procedure called YAG Capsulotomy. During the procedure, which only takes two to three minutes, the eye will be mildly dilated. The YAG laser creates a new clear opening in the back of the capsular bag for you to look through. This simple procedure often restores clear vision and will not have to be repeated in the future.

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