Need Cataract Surgery on Both Eyes? Learn the Right Timing

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Many people ask, “Cataract surgery both eyes how long apart” Most doctors recommend waiting 1–3 weeks between the two procedures. This gives your first eye time to heal and helps you get used to the new lens.
The exact timing between cataract surgeries depends on how fast you heal, how your brain adapts to changes in vision, and your daily needs. Rushing can affect recovery, so personalized care is key.
Read the blog now for full details on surgery timing.
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