Oliver Buckle
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The 'not leaning forwards' puzzled me too, I can't remember anything like that, and recovery time was pretty quick. I would expect something like that for a detached retina rather than cataracts. I can see no reason why the operation should need repeating, basically the lens at the front of the eye goes cloudy, something to do with the protein I think, and they puncture the eye, suck out the lens, and then replace it with a plastic one, no reason that should ever cloud over. Mind I was lucky, I was a patient at Moorfields for another condition and the lady who did it was a top Italian eye surgeon assisted by my American consultant. It is the worlds top eye hospital and the best people from around the world come to get experience there, very confidence building.