08/03/2026
Can a cataract come back after surgery? No.
A cataract is the clouding of your eye's natural lens. Once that lens is removed and replaced, the cataract doesn't return. The replacement lens stays in place for life.
That's why the lens choice matters—and why it's worth knowing that some lenses give you a window after healing to fine-tune the result before it's finalized.
Find a surgeon who offers the Light Adjustable Lens™ (LAL®): https://bit.ly/4eQdtG7.
Rx Only. For full safety information and indications for use, visit RxSight.com.