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Hi! How are you? Questions: Why did you only do one eye? Which eye? Dominant/nondominant? What do you think about only having one eye corrected with rle? Any newer tech since you last posted this that you would recommend? I'm really worried about halos. I don't know if I could tolerate them. Are there contacts I can use that mimick the halo effect for me to experience it prior to deciding? Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for the very detailed information after cataracr surgery

Well that was incredible!

How to remove the suture? Because I learned how to suture with simple stitches and and not with continuous, I wonder if there is a risk of the transplant coming loose when removing the suture if it is done continuously. Do you have a video showing the removal of the suture?

Thank you for your information. Your explanation is very easy to understand.

Thank you very much doc

I just had lasik and the nurse put them on me after surgery. They had them taped together like a pair of glasses and I’ve been wondering why they’d give you something so uncomfortable to wear to sleep 🙃 the professionals literally showed me how to do it wrong 😑

Thanks to you and your patient. These videos teaches me on what to expect on RLE from a first hand experience

Thanks Dr. Wong amd Linda. I appreciate the lessons about RLE and ILS. I just started wearing glasses at 46. I have a feeling I will end up with an RLE in the future. Thanks for your experience. It teaches me too temper expectations

My chalazion is gone in 2 days using Vinegar apple cider 👌

super brilliant

If I wanted monovision, after having adjusted to that with lasik 30 years ago, could I just use the standard lens with 2 different strengths?

There seems to be a great disparity in the cost of these various lens. Could you pls give us some idea what the costs for Medicare patients would be?

I got a chalazion on both eyelids.. ive had them since around 2012. I am trying to decide whether I should have surgical removal or not. Is it too late to try non surgical treatment i.e. compress or must i now have surgery as chalazion may have hardened over time?

The cost of this surgery in the U.S. is prohibitive for many people, despite taking very little time. It seems reasonable to investigate medical tourism, especially in an EU country like the Czech Republic, which does thousands of these procedures every year and at 1/4 the cost. I think the U.S. is uncompetitive in many areas, including this one.

I have this right now it looks awful it doesn’t hurt but I’m embarrassed to go out 🙂‍↕️

Cannot get any response from surgeons office staff!

I had no information before surgical procedure and very very little after care. Thank you for your video

Thank you so very much for sharing this. My husband's surgery is today. so helpful.

Thankyou Dr for your good advice india

Oil change takes longer... Amazing technology.. Is cost to replace lens same as new installation? What if the guy didn't like Clearview, would you install PanOptix again?

I just had my cataract surgery in one eye, and I totally agree. There is no communication for such a major surgery. There is no excuse for that they act like they don’t have time to answer any questions. Pretty sad.

What great information. Thank you. I had my surgery yesterday and you gave me insight on what I could expect.

I know you said vicity lens you are starting not to like them but wouldn’t Tecnis PureSee be a better candidate than vividly len?

Can you see the bifocal line in the ClearView lens?? I just cancelled my procedure after I saw this lens ! Help😅

I hope he washed his hands before sticking his fingers in her eye.

How expensive are premium lenses?

I had three operations in 3 hospitals in Rotterdam and Amsterdam and the chalazion , always came back. I hope you can help the docters here Mr Wong. Thank you for your video , I will show it to the docters in the Netherlands next time

Even older than 45 years can do Lasik or Smile.

Great video , thanks for all the information

Thanks for these really informative videos! Shortly I’ll need cataract surgery up here in Seattle. It’s great to know what the choices and limitations are. The little cadenza showing the cutting and extraction of the unwanted intraocular lens was a surprise I had to ff through but I wasn’t as nauseated as I thought I’d be! I think I’m almost ready.

Is it routine in us to not scrub before surgery. At 3:15 you take ? Sterilium on hands, and then directly gown.

Thank you very much your video really helped me knowing the full operation before and after,well done to you all.

I'm jealous, that would be great to get done

I had surgery last week and it didn't cost me a cent. The scan I'm doing today is also free. No questions asked. Australia has it right.

I'm more freaked out now than I was before, but thanks for showing the procedure from start to finish. I would still rather be put out completely............😟

Zajebisty materiał, dzięki ziom. Fajnie wyjaśnjone 👍🏻

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Omg! Whoa!!

Thank you Doctor Sir.

Yes sir, the lenses and the operation are great. But what to do about crooked doctors who charges $2500.00 for a $1000,00 lens. That's a big problem.

How soon can you get on a plane after a tug procedure?

Hi Dr. , I got eyehance toric IOL in my right eye got 6/6 vision but I see shadows of words just below the words, my surgeon investigated but have no idea why I am seeing shadows. He sent my reports to J&J. What option I have for left eye should I go for different IOL, can I go for vivity toric?

Getting Clearview 3 lens IOL x2 from Dr Wong in 2 days!!! Very excited. I'm a service technician doing a lot of close work. Not happy with glasses. I'm 65 and have minimal cataracts in both eyes. Using +3.75 readers for several years, slowly getting worse from 40 yo before that. Low astigmatism, 3mm pupils. No other issues.

Love this Doctor. So professional and kind ❤ great quality of work

What happens if you have both eyes though? i.e. lasik. The tapes get in the way

I’ve never heard anyone report that their brain adjusted to severe floaters. They say the same thing about sciatica and most conditions they have no solution to. I think it does more harm than good for people who are suffering daily.

Your posts are ALWAYS helpful. I agree that a scleral incision would have been a more prudent choice… saved me when I did cataract surgery 25 years after a patient flew to Russia and had Fyodorov do a 16 cut RK. His -300 drifted to +800 through the years. Your other posts assist me in avoiding catastrophic outcomes, grateful am I.

Thank you,

Thank you for showing your management of this situation!