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Where can I watch the entire video? Thank you.

Dr. Michael is the type of guy that will work all day and not have a second thought about making an informative video at three in the morning.

4:54 You say about ABBE Value 32 "so you might" get some color fringing out at the end if you are a very very good observer but at 5:48 you say ABBE value of 32 is "Very Very Poor optics." (This is similar to what they told me at my eye doctor as well) which caused me to buy 1.67 lenses only to find out they are definitely Not better than Polycarbonate in my experience. I ended up having to reorder more lenses and keep the other ones as a backup. Please can you tell me why there is this confusing narrative making Polycarbonate sound bad and 1.67 sound just possibly not as good as great?

I just had it done today, Dr yelled at me cuz I couldn’t keep my eye still, I felt like I took shrooms all the colors and shapes u see r trippy! Now have one more in august! But I already can tell my vision is great!

After yag i have had double vision in my right eye for 3 years my doctor keeps saying i have dry eye now and keeps treating me for this with perscription eye drops that dont help have been to 6 other doctors they say either dry eye or wrong implant your opion please thank you

Thank you so much, Dr. Nelson. This is very helpful. It's challenging to find direction concerning quality readers. I have contacts and due to my age (57) I need a reader in low-light situations. I also wear them while reading (which is a lot). Do you have a recommendation for those of us who want to invest in a quality pair of readers?

Hello Dr Nelson, what happens if a patient needs two different power for reading glasses? For example, one eye +2.00 the other +2.50. My optometrist didn’t test each eye independently for reading glasses. He just got me to read from a card with both eyes open. How would you write the prescription in the ADD portion, +2.00 for both eyes or +2.50 for both?

You mentioned monofocal would be the best selection if one has a pre-existing eye condition. Would higher risk of developing an eye condition also be a good reason for selecting monofocal? For example, my Dr said I have an enlarged optic nerve in one eye so am at a risk for glaucoma, that they'd want to keep an eye on. Would getting glaucoma and having say multi-focal or EDOF lens already implanted compromise your vision quality more than if you had had monofocal lenses implanted?

Could you comment on the BLF (blue light filtering) option for these lenses and why one might select it (or not select it)?

You are the best! Thank you. Subscribed!

Hi...your positive comments are good for my soul. I am 49 and have cataracts in both eyes. I extra got a private health insurance .12 month waiting periode. So by next year I can see.

thanks for the video but what's the quickest way to get Reth of it and how to stopped it from growing

I am 53 years old I have wore glasses since I was 8 yrs old The last year I have had a hard time with my vision getting worse. I am having cataract surgery in a week. I am hoping this fix my vision

I have some on order and I have worn ray bans for over 30 years. I tried them on in the store next to actual ray bans and they were very similar in size. I want to wear as prescriptions but on the ray ban website it said my prescription isn’t supported. I do have bad eyesight but I always get high index lenses and they are quite thin. It is my understanding that maybe Lencrafters has the same restriction. Do you see any reason why a third party would not fit these?

Yes my Dr did both to lower the pressure in my eye because i also had GLACUOMA. But i can see now! I tell you i have been i the drk all my life! But i see now! HALLEUIGH!

I just had Catract Surgery on June 4th 2020 on the right eye and on June 18th 2024 2 wks later I had the left eye done and iam here to tell you I can see things are so BRIGHT and BEAUTIFUL. I dont have to wear glasses anymore, I use to wear glases with BIFOCALS, But not any more. It is a MIRACLE! I do feel funny without my glasses when i have worn them all my life! But i do need glasses to read. I will be getting glasses to read! I can see i often ask people is this how people really see! Omg! I am so excited!

Tretinoin accidently caused it how can i treat it??

What about if eye is sensitive to light?

Can you be totally knocked out during the surgery ? I have severe hospital phobia.

I literally had my 2nd eye cataract surgery today. The drops numb your eye and it becomes quite blurry and numb.The anaesthetic block was done with me lying down. I was asked to look up or sideways and given that the eye was already a bit numb and blurry i couldnt see any instruments coming at me. There was pressure from the instrument used to create the block. It lasted 5 seconds and nothing to worry about. The actual op was done in a small operating theatre. I lay face up with my head in a small headrest.. The surgeon was behind me. He put a lightweight airy cloth over my face. It was not claustrophobic because it wasn't tight fitting and slightly transluscent. My good eye was covered and I could see the cloth and some vague shadows and lights beyond.With the operated on eye, I couldn't see anything. I could sense the surgeon working on my eye but it definitely was not sore at all. They washed the op eye with water now and again so i sensed that on my face. It took maybe 15 mins. He put a small shield on my eye with an eye pad, taped with papery tape. I felt a little woozy for about 20 mins but it was nothing. My first eye has now healed up brilliantly and as well as distance, my reading vision has really improved too. I am so looking forward to seeing how this second eye has improved. I would recommend this surgery and it definitely wasn't sore or even nerve wrecking at all.

i had snurgery for cattlelacs my eyes are fantastic it was so easy to no problems so no reason the have fear before operation

This guys an opp for telling people about it

@4.00 compare with clear lens is useless. Compare with Zeiss photochromatic and then talk.

I know you already answered my previous question , however I'm returning the progressives and getting SV lenses. Very low prescription of -0.75 with a -1.00 & -2.00 cylinder. I'm looking for the balance between great optics , great field of view that will work in a no drill semi rimless frame . Trivex , Cr39 or 1.60 ? I will be adding a scratch, oil , moister , AR coating . Any bad effects adding to any of these choices ? Thank you, great videos!

What if someone has 20/20 vision in both eyes after cataract surgery and they lost their near vision. Both eyes implanted with monofocal iol set to distance. Can they get prescription progressive glasses to read, thread a needle and do computer work?

Are both eyes always affected or can just one eye have the opacification?

Our doctor recommended regular glasses for now and then discussed soft lenses, nightly hard contacts, and atropine possibly in the future. There was no mention of special myopic glasses. How come?? I feel like this would be the best and 1st place to start, espcially with a very young child.

I have heard that light syntonics and eye therapy can help the brain and eyes work together more efficiently to reduce myopia. What do you know about this?

This was one of the best overviews of this product to date. I own a pair with prescription transition lenses and your points were spot on!!!

Excellent presentation doctor

للأسف بعد عملية Cararact في USA قالت لي الممرّضة : لا تنزعي هذا الغطاء على عينيك إلّا عند زيارة الطبيب !! من المفروض ان تؤكًد لي. على قطرات العين أوًلا ..بقيت عيني في ألم و حرقة لمدًة 7 ساعات في المنزل بعد العملية ..!! ما هذا التهاون الخطير في صحّة النًاس ؟! الله وحده أعلم بالحقيقة إن كان هذا العمل اللٌا إنساني عمدا ام نسيانا فعلا

Hi I recently had my right eye cataract removed by laser and a basic lens replaced. Before the surgery the surgeon talked me into the basic lense said it would work great for me. I expressed I don’t want o ware glasses or readers Post surgery I feel like I lost close range and am not happy. Even though the surgeon recommended this lens for me he will not refund the money we since talked about a lens exchange bu now he expects me to pay for both lenses which I think is not fare. Any help with this issue woul be appreciated thank you

Can these lens help with refractive amblyopia I'm one eye?

I had the yag procedure done. It took about 2 minutes on either eye. I drove home with immediate clear vision and it has been about 6 months. Love it and would have it done again in a heartbeat if necessary.

Doc will it take more than two weeks? Please answer causes injury

Doctor, Is there a pre-operation treatment or protocol to prevent this and any other risks?

office prep progressive still gives me cervical spondolysis as i need to keep looking for the sweet spot, BIFOCAL the way to go.

Thanks for sharing the reasons for broken blood vessel in the eye! This happened to me 5 days ago. I did have an appointment with my Optometrist just to be on the safe side. It was scary to look at, but is now healing nicely and almost back to normal :)

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Great video thank you!

After having my cataracts removed l developed dry eye syndrome. During the day every 3 hrs l have to put drops in my eyes. I find it very annoying and it prevents me from doing my hobbies of knitting and also it effects me from reading my books and newspapers. I wish l could go back in time because l definitely would not have cataract surgery.

I really wish I researched before getting glasses. I'm 50 and never wore any and now I'm in progressive lenses. The doctor and the one that does the fitting just gave me one option and said this is what we use ourselves and its the best. They gave me Varilux X in polycarbonate lenses. Crizal Sapphire HR and AR on the backside. I have a 1.0 astigmatism in my right eye and 2.0 in my left . - 0.75 for both at distance and +1.75 for both add for reading. I'm looking for the absolute best optical quality over shatter or break strength. My gut told me to go with zeiss when I first knew I would need glasses. After researching, I think I was right. Trivex seems to be a much better option than polycarbonate. Any thoughts on what would be best for me? Thanks

Great doc always super videos never miss his great explanations

Im so scared. I am scheduling appointment to see my optomologist today. Thought i had conjunctivitis but resolved by my apppintment over the weekend. Today i woke up with more light snsitivity and pain and noticed a white dot near the center of my eye. Hoping its nothing serious.

Great information, clearly and precisely explained. I was just booked with an ophthalmologist to have my cataracts removed so I am trying to educate myself. This video has helped a bunch. Thanks.

Perfectly well said and explained! Thank you for sharing this information and knowledge! I am at ease now 😊

Just recently started watching and subscribed to your videos after going to my Optomitrist and he told me I was starting to show signs of cataracts and he advised me to do some research on getting cataract surgery done. You have interesting videos and i appreciate your information on the new lenses that companies are making now. ------ I'm 68yrs old and wore glasses for near sightedness all my life (since a child) and I just got new glasses for my drivers license and my Optomitrist told me i'm nearing the end of his machines ability to match my perscription for glasses and I have always had floaters and he said he is seeing signs that I am starting to develop Cataracts, he didn't mention other eye diseases. Just wanted to thank you and I appreciate any information on new types of cataract lenses like this video as I am going to have that done in the future.

I am in my 70s and had both eyes done this month. They used the Alcon Clareon standard lenses, and after 2 weeks, I no longer need my glasses at 14" (where I asked them to set for computer work). Should get new progressives in 4 more weeks since I have heavy duty astigmatism in both eyes, and of course, the distance is blurry which I expected.. In fact the day after surgery, my vision was pretty good. The killer is that Insurance and Medicare part B, only cover the standard lenses, which in this day and age is absurd! The way I understood it was that they wouldn't even apply what they covered against premium or Toric lenses which were about $5500 per eye. With the standard lenses, I am out of pocket about 1k USD for the cataract surgery, surgery ctr, and anesthesiologist. I actually miss wearing glasses since I have worn them for more than 50 years.

I woke up w one…..a few years back my acupuncturist said I have thin blood???