I've been following your videos for the past year or more and would have had you do my eyes if you were in Seattle. Anyway they've been done for 3-4 months the result didn't go well and now Dr. is recommending redoing the LAL+'s. Should I be getting a second opinion on this? Anyone you might recommend in Seattle?

Best video on lens replacement on You Tube!

At least im relieved of fear in undergoing the procedure. Many thanks, Dok.❤

Is it OK to have a multifocal IOL in one eye and a monofocal in the other?

Hi Dr, did you have to remove sutures post op? If so, when

No stitch some doctors doing ?

Nightmare case 😂

Thank you, it would be VERY helpful if you could make your patient pick out some glare-photos and tell us how the glare/smearing at night looks.

Dr. Wong, thank YOU so much for these information. Please let us know if Medicare covers expenses for these lens?

Thanks from the Nurses 🎉

I’m in UK with cataract, searching through maze of what’s best for me, consulted one surgeon but realised they’re tied to one lens supplier only. Is that normal?

Hi Dr. Wong, I have done a few CV3 and have had good results. I noticed you are using these for post refractive patients, how many have you done and are there any considerations (HOA, flat/steep Ks) that you use as a cut off? Thank you for your advice!!

Great presentation with all the latest IOL options. I do like the Light Adjustable Lens. But Dr Wong mentioned that that one may still need reading glasses. That makes me think that maybe I need to wait a bit longer…

Dr.Shanon Wong.My wife is having cateract in both the eyes.what will be the total cost of surgery with lens.???

Need badly the optometrist said i got glocoma presure on my eyes went to eye especialit but not happy about the check up he said just keep on eye on it...scared me that might get worst cz sometimes got headache..

Dr Shanon Wong Iam so desperate need to check my eyes Where is ur Clinic Always watching you..

You are awesome Thank you

It’s really amazing

I wish you were my doctor. You’re an amazing doctor. You explain everything, so good I would totally trust you.

Excellent video, thank you

So do we call an eye doctor or a family doctor??

Great video. Excellent presentation. I wish I was in the state of Texas instead of New Hampshire. The other problem is that those lenses are made from unaffordabtanium! They are far more expensive than most people can afford and Medicareless certainly won't cover them.

In an article in "Nature" they post that most ophthalmologists (>60%) if they require IOL themslves will choose a monofocal lens, preferring low complications to the avoidance of needing glasses.

Thank you so much for this video! I'm scheduled to have the Apthera implanted in a week and was wondering if it would do more than a mono focus topic sense to improve my near vision asn my doctor said it would. I have an irregular astigmatism in that eye and and Eyhance recently placed in my dominant eye that gives me fairly good near fission but readers for fine tasks and script would be needed if the Apthera didn't give more near vision.

Hello doctor. It would be highly appreciated if you would answer my question 🙏🏻❤️.. Well I had a Lasik surgery 4 weeks ago on my left eye and 2 weeks ago I got a lens implant on the other eye and I have a hyperhidrosis condition; I use an iontophoresis machine for that (on my feet and palms only) and when I asked my surgeon about it he said he has no idea about that machine so I'm asking you if it's safe to use this machine now because I'm a bit hesitant thinking that it might interfere with my eye healing.

It's not really about which one is best; it's about which one you can afford. After wearing glasses for 46 years and being considered legally blind without correction, single focal lenses were perfectly fine for me. I couldn't afford an additional $4,500 to Shell out for the upgraded lenses.

Hello Dr. Lee. I just had cataract surgery and my vision has not improved. I had RK in 1984 and also have membrane in back of the that restricts my vision. I’m so unhappy. My surgery was done by a great Dr from Bascom Palmer at Miami VA hospital.

keep exchanging lenses, who pays ?

Sir can high biopic after iol पुलिस औरलेजर is advisable Dr Anil Jain

How much is the surgery?

Very cleaned surgery !

Mine is big and have had it for 1 week. Will massage and heat work? I have read it can take months to go away

How do the eyes adjust to the "blended" vision? Do things look wonky or clear whether far or near?

Will it work for someone who is 45 and has both distance and reading weekness ?

Hey Doc, got premium lol about 6 months ago, and have developed floaters. YAG my doc believes won’t help, have been doing lid wipes, eye drops, etc. nothing is helping. I have read that. OST eye floaters are in the vitreous area of the eye. Would would be your questions for me to ask. Y doc, or what other options do aI have to try and get rid of the floaters. Thanks

Lasik the scam

Good explanation of these lenses. Do you have a basic, average PRICE of the lenses and your surgery?

I pray that I can find an eye surgeon like you Dr. Wong. I am from Phillipines. I have pterygium both of my eyes.😢.

Dear Dr. Wong, wish I have watch your video before my L eye cataract surgery 2 weeks ago, now I am waiting to have my R eye done. My L eye was replace with PanOptix toric UV IOL. The L eye vision at second day post op was 20/40 , the mid and near vision were great , but the halo and glare at night bother me very much in the first few days and is getting a little better on the second week. I would like to try mix lenses to reduce the halo effect my R eye. My doctor doesn’t like Vivity lens, not sure if he has try the newer ClearView 3 lens yet. Will an astigmatism correction lens for R eye work ? What choice of lens do I have ? Love to hear your opinion. Much appreciated.

My understanding is that premium implants are NOT COVERED by any insurance.

I truly appreciate all your information that you have given thank you

Woah, that's pretty cool! How well is the patient able to breath under the drape? Just curious as I'm not in this field but I'm interested in things like this.

That so describes my situation. So I have the YAG procedure but it did not really clear up my vision. Is there something else that is wrong or should I be patent and wait for things to clear up. I had the YAG procedure two months ago.

A couple of things to consider: use something disposable to lift the upper lid, like a q-tip. I don’t know why you would want to use your finger (which you will be using as you pass instruments back and forth) to intentionally touch the dirtiest thing on the surgical field (the lashes). Also, have the patient look down as you lift the upper lid, and you will get better draping of the lower lashes as well. It is nice that you referred to your scissors as “drape” scissors in this video, where in your last video, you called them “enucleation” scissors (not an edifying word in case the patient is listening)! Really, any old sterile scissors will do if used carefully. Also, it costs a little more money, but a screw-adjustable speculum is much more comfortable for the patient since it allows you to titrate the amount that you open the eye based on individual anatomy. If you’ve ever had that spring speculum inserted in your own eye, you’ll quickly realize that all that spring pressure is overkill (there I go using ugly words, myself!) and pretty uncomfortable. Finally, you don’t need those heavy quilted drapes. You could save some cost (a savings you could pass on to your patient) by just using a small plastic drape covering only what you would reasonably touch during surgery. You aren’t doing heart surgery! Research shows time and again, that infections come from primarily lash and skin flora, and secondarily instrument sterilization issues. Infections don’t come from the patients’ clothing. Great video!

Very thorough wrap!

Can you correct haloes and glares at night time vision

Thank you very much for sharing your processes Dr. Wong. I truly learn a lot from your videos.

I think you would LOVE the Wiley Chopper - chopper similar to yours, but other side is a pigtail you can use to hold eye through para

Is this manual cataract surgery? I just did it 2 weeks ago, but it took just 90 seconds to clear the cataract. Doctor told me “don’t move & no talking “. Then, DONE! It’s laser surgery tho

Thank you dr. Wong. Your explanation is so clear. My dr does not have time to explain all thse and you find yourself wanting what exactly to do esp after surgeon. All you have is a sheet of paper on how to use the eyedrops given. You are not even told when to see your surgeon after surgey for further examination. Thank again. Very helpful info.