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After cataract surgery, you’ll need to wear sunglasses to help protect your eyes from the sun’s rays. You may also need to wear dark glasses to help your eyes adjust to the new lens. Sunglasses are also a great way to reduce glare, making your eyes more comfortable. Before undergoing cataract surgery, you should consult with your eye doctor to learn more about how it can affect your vision. During the first week after your surgery, you should wear a protective plastic shield over your eye at night. You may also need eye drops to keep your pupils from dilating. Li X, Kelly D, Nolan JM, Dennison JL, Beatty S. The evidence informing the surgeon's selection of intraocular lens on the basis of light transmittance properties. Eye (Lond). 2017;31(2):258–272. doi:10.1038/eye.2016.266

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The UV rays can cause vision problems, which includes sunburned eyes, early cataract, macular degeneration, and growth on or near the eyes. Although you won’t have to wear sunglasses for the rest of your life, you should consider wearing them during your recovery. Then, after a few weeks, you can wear them less frequently. Wear a hat: A visor or wide-brimmed hat can help shade the eyes, particularly when the sun is at its brightest or highest. Stop smoking: Cigarette smoke can cause the narrowing of blood vessels in the eye and cause inflammation that can speed the onset or progression of AMD, glaucoma, and cataracts. However, it is especially important to wear post-cataract surgery sunglasses diligently for the first month of recovery, says Tanya Khan, M.D., a board-certified ophthalmologist. “The first four weeks of healing is the most sensitive time period.”

But that doesn’t mean you can stop wearing sunglasses with UV protection once your eyes have healed. UV protection is necessary outside, both in the sun and the shade. “You should be wearing protective sunglasses all the time,” Dr. Bansal says. “It’s a good habit with no time limit.” Shopping for sunglasses after cataract surgery Bigger post-Lasik sunglasses prevent light from sneaking into your eyes from the top, bottom, or sides. It is a good idea to store your sunglasses in a place where they can be easily cleaned. To clean your glasses, use a soft, lint-free cloth. Then, use a mild southern, used water solution to remove stubborn smudges. How long do you wear sunglasses after cataract surgery?

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Delcourt, Cécile et al. Lifetime Exposure to Ambient Ultraviolet Radiation and the Risk for Cataract Extraction and Age-Related Macular Degeneration: The Alienor Study. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2014;55(11):7619-7627. doi:10.1167/iovs.14-14471 Wearing sunglasses after early September used to be – how to put this delicately? – a massive red flag of wankerdom. A simple pair of Ray-Bans on a bright December day and you might as well have stepped out of your Lamborghini in your mink coat chowing down on foie gras, for the reaction you’d get. It was, frankly, non-U. The only person who could pull it off was Anna Wintour. Ready to snag quality sunglasses for your vision health post-Lasik and beyond? Visit Kraywoods for the perfect sunglasses. After cataract surgery, it is necessary to wear sunglasses to prevent further damage to your eyes. This is because an artificial lens will replace the lens of your eye called an intraocular lens. These lenses protect your retina from harmful UV rays.The best sunglasses to wear after eye surgery are those that absorb the broadest spectrum of UV radiation. You should buy them from a reputable source which have the CE mark or comply with British Standards (BS EN ISO 12312-1:2013).