During surgery, the surgeon: 

• Dilates the pupil with eye drops 
  
   
• Numbs the eye with drops or an injection 
  
   
• Makes tiny incisions in the cornea 
  
   
• Breaks up the lens with an ultrasound probe or other tool 
  
   
• Removes the lens 
  
   
• Places the artificial lens in the eye 
  
   

Cataract surgery is usually an outpatient procedure that takes about 10 to 20 minutes: 

• You’ll be awake during the surgery, but you might receive a sedative to help you relax 
  
   
• You might see light and movement, but you won’t be able to 
  
  • • is doing 
      
       
  • Recovery

    After surgery, you can expect: 

     

    • Blurry vision 
      
       
    • Light sensitivity 
      
       
    • Dryness 
      
       
    • Itching 
      
       
    • Burning 
      
       
    • Red eyes 
      
       
    • A gritty feeling in your eye 
      
       
    • Colors may appear brighter 
      
       
  • When to go back to work

    You can go back to work as soon as you feel ready, depending on your job. 

     
  If you have cataracts in both eyes, you’ll need to have two separate operations, usually at least two weeks apart

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