Your cataract will be removed with an advanced technique called phacoemulsificiation, or small-incision cataract surgery. The cataract is then broken into microscopic particles using high energy sound waves and gently suctioned from the eye. After using this incision, you may receive one, several, or even no stiches. This type of incision is self-sealing, stronger, heals faster, and remains tightly sealed by the natural outward pressure within your eye. Successful Cataract Surgery Everyone heals somewhat differently, but many cataract patients report improvement in their vision almost immediately after the procedure.
Most patients return to their normal work and lifestyle routines within a day or two.
Many patients experience vision that is actually better than before they developed cataracts. Once removed, cataracts will not grow back. The results of surgery are usually permanent, giving patients a lifetime of better vision. It can take months or years for a cataract to develop. The answer is quite simple.