Improving vision through surgical correction of cataracts remains one of the most transformative achievements in eye care. Innovations in cataract and anterior segment surgery now allow ophthalmologists to offer faster recovery, smaller incisions, and greater precision through techniques such as femtosecond laser-assisted cataract extraction and image-guided intraocular lens placement. Beyond cataracts, anterior segment surgery addresses corneal, iris, and lens abnormalities, offering therapeutic and cosmetic solutions. Premium intraocular lenses provide patients with options to correct astigmatism and presbyopia simultaneously. The integration of optical coherence tomography into surgical microscopes is enhancing intraoperative decision-making. As technology advances, patient expectations for visual quality and safety rise, emphasizing the importance of ongoing surgical training and personalized care. The field continues to evolve with bioengineered implants and adaptive optics, pushing boundaries in restoring functional vision.
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