Intraoperative LASIK flap bullous detachment during intraocular lens exchange. Shannon Wong, MD. 

that was interesting! how old is the patient and when did they have the Laser eye surgery?

PLEASE HELP. I am 24 years old and am approaching 1 year post-op for my cataract surgery. Both eyes have a Panoptix lens (Toric in the right). My vision was great right after but quickly fogged up and the doctor called for a YAG. I also had lasik to touch up acuity this January. Since my YAGs, I now have starbursts and a streak/shimmer that follows my eyes wherever they move. My quality of vision and life have greatly diminished. These issues did not exist until after the YAG procedure. All tests from both the ophthalmologists and retina professionals say my eyes are perfect and the surgeries were a complete success. I understand that lens exchanges can be done post-YAG but carry additional risks. I have seen a retina specialist who said my vitreous is very well attached to the retina. Is it worth considering a replacement at this time? I don’t want to wait so long that it adds even more complications, but don’t want to go through the surgeries again if I can neuro-adapt.

That is so incredible Congratulations and you are very dedicated to your work l so blown away by your talent ,yes talent and never giving up helping everyone you see or has the opportunity to see you ! Regards

Why you puncture the main wound??

It happened to me once recently with much less fluid in the interface. I left it alone, and it disappeared on POD#1.

Interesting

Thanks for sharing this interesting and unique case.

Crazy case!

Thanks for sharing. Always something new eh. Good job taking the time to look at him right after! 👍

very interesting case. Thanks for sharing