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resrore or crystalens
My wife had a cataract surgery last week on the right eye; she had the crystalens. Two years ago, she had restore lens implanted on her left eye. Will there be a problem in having two different lenses in two eyes in the long run?
Our eye surgeon told us that he can replace the Crystalens with restore lens, as long as this is done within a week. The lens was implanted on April 1. But we are not sure whether we should go for a second surgery in two weeks' time. Is it worth to have a second surgery to have same kind of lens in both eyes? We need your advice.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
A little late to ask now. The answer is no - there should not be a problem. It is not an uncommon situation.
MJK MD
MJK MD
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