i was watching skateboarding when i go to .... oh dang it eww oh god i think i pueked oh god arr i feel like ..... like ... LIKE ! ima firin ma lazor BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA .... and in the toilet my puek goes
@xXxAhmedTarekxXx Their eye usually doesn't go numb, it just usually swells up for a few days...usually the surgery is done on one eye and then they wait for a week and do the surgery on the other eye to monitor any activity with the eyes...
I was born with congenital cataracts at birth, a few weeks after I was born, I had this surgery...cataracts were removed...I'm going to soon find out on August 22nd if I am eligible for an IOL surgery...I wear REAL thick glasses, but if it is possible for me to get this IOL surgery and I do get it, I would wear thin glasses...it's only a matter of me being eligible and the money to do it...hopefully my insurance will pay for it.
@TheSleeb Actually, I got both surgeries one I got, on the 29th of August, the other I got last Monday. Thanks! my right eye last 24 minutes on the 29th, last monday it lasted 12. The reason is, my pupils are so small they didn't know they had to stretch them the first time, my left eye is even smaller, but they were ready and knew they would have to stretch it.
@TheSleeb Well, I can see pretty good now without any glasses, but of course, to read, it would help with glasses, but I will have "normal" glasses now, my parents are going to buy the best quality they can get as a present. And yes, I have astigmatism, I got it a few weeks after I was born, when I had cataract surgery.
To kodiak1966 - This particular (video) implant was about 5 years ago & there's been 6 additional procedures since then. The initial incident was a detached retina. The vision in this eye is now minimal and is still very distorted. A follow-up exam to determine exact fitting & position is highly recommended - perhaps with a local/referred ophthalmologist. Take care.
I had the acrysof IQ SN60WF...21.0 D put in 2.5 weeks ago. Distance vision was restored,need glasses for reading...nornal,the only thing is on the left side of eye(incision side),I keep seeing a kind of glare,distortion(driving me crazy).Am I seeing the side of lens?Am I seeing the incision?Am I seeing liquid still in the eye? Will this go away.I put sun glases on and it all goes away,If i put reading glases on and it all goes away...hmmm? Any info greatly appreciated.Surgeon on vacation....
I just had a cataract removed 5 days ago and had a lens implant.I already see perfect BUT it almost seems like I can see the side of the lens or it is relecting light everytime i move my eye bottom left of eye.I wonder if the lens is too small or it was not positioned properly??Or will this go away after a while? Its driving me crazy,the doc who did the sergery is a 5 hour drive away.
i don't know where you got the idea that you are put to sleep during the surgery but you are wrong you are completely awake they just apply the anesthesia to your eye so it is comfortable and the procedure goes smoothly they need you awake.
This video shows an older (less used) technique with a much larger incision and much more bleeding than the newer approach. Also, no cataract is shown (or removed) during this case. The opacity visible is part of the posterior capsule (the pouch that held the old cataract). This area will need a laser treatment called a YAG in the office. Finally, the air bubble is absolutely fine and absorbs on its own. It can even help protect the inner cornea lining while it's there. Just FYI!
I am not a surgeon but it looks like there was a caterac there. Why not take it out when doing the lens implant? Maybe defeating the purpose for better vision? Great work implanting the lens.
i had this operation 1week ago my right eye was a lazy eye that was inborn to me,the operation was almost 20mins and all i can see was a vey bright light but you can see the shadows of the apparatus theyre using its painless but sometimes you will feel a little after the operation the vision on my right eye had improve we are very lucky to have this technology right now because without this maybe many people are blind right now =)
I'm really happy with the work. I was born with cataracts and they had to be removed when I was 3 and 6 months, as my eyes were not developped enough I had to wait 17 years to have this surgery, it might look discusting, gross or whatever you might think, but the feeling to see when i open my eyes is magic!
At least it's safer then NewColorIris.
sanik00 3 weeks ago
STOP WITH THE MADNESS!! LOVE YOUR EYES!
dicosi21 1 month ago
@dicosi21 Obviously you have reasonable vision... not everyone is so fortunate!
sootybootz 1 week ago
How does that not hurt the patient? Regardless of anaesthetics....
pianomusiclover52 1 month ago
I had mine done today...ouch
wussup123456 1 month ago
thats a bloody long incision!!
dinamalyana 2 months ago
changing lens with bubble?
lenetteism 2 months ago
*Pukes*
melinafan2245 2 months ago
thats just nasty......o.e
XxCRAZYGIRLxXRC 2 months ago
WTF!!!!!!!!! My GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
61pragale 2 months ago
there's a bubble in his eye o.O
Reiks11 2 months ago
Thats a dead body
Whitekid231 2 months ago
Sosososoo we're just gonna leave the bubble there and call it a day?? Someone plz tell me why they said F the bubble?!
klezibaby88 2 months ago
ist still a bubble in the eye..
LoProfilex 3 months ago
Great I'm in that weird part of YouTube again...
IceArtz 3 months ago
Help, I am looking for a old Persian 70's song: a Man sings Vase Deh Tange Delam.
balietoler 3 months ago
HOW IN GOD'S NAME DID I GET HERE FROM SKRILLEX!?
hackking002 3 months ago
HOW DID I GET HERE FROM NYAN CAT!?
Dampnappies101 3 months ago 8
i was watching skateboarding when i go to .... oh dang it eww oh god i think i pueked oh god arr i feel like ..... like ... LIKE ! ima firin ma lazor BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA .... and in the toilet my puek goes
darkrie35 3 months ago
HOW THE FUCK DID I GET TO HIS ?!
adamjankovec 4 months ago
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!
caseyOMG1 4 months ago
did this hurt? if so how much
shannonisntnormal 4 months ago
re
JackieAccident 4 months ago
what da hell is wrong with glasses!??!?!?
jezzi665 4 months ago
@jezzi665 Glasses don't fix a cataract!!
sootybootz 1 week ago
iiiiiiiiiiihhhhhhhhhhhhh
TheLolgirl24 4 months ago
fuck fuck fuck shit wtf fuck fuck fuck
Zardice1 4 months ago
:O
BlueMoon3l3b 4 months ago
ouch!
pbien16 5 months ago
so you are putting and eye inside of an eye
albertescamilla 5 months ago
@xXxAhmedTarekxXx Their eye usually doesn't go numb, it just usually swells up for a few days...usually the surgery is done on one eye and then they wait for a week and do the surgery on the other eye to monitor any activity with the eyes...
frostwav 6 months ago
I was born with congenital cataracts at birth, a few weeks after I was born, I had this surgery...cataracts were removed...I'm going to soon find out on August 22nd if I am eligible for an IOL surgery...I wear REAL thick glasses, but if it is possible for me to get this IOL surgery and I do get it, I would wear thin glasses...it's only a matter of me being eligible and the money to do it...hopefully my insurance will pay for it.
frostwav 6 months ago
@frostwav hope you got what you wanted dude
TheSleeb 4 months ago
@TheSleeb Actually, I got both surgeries one I got, on the 29th of August, the other I got last Monday. Thanks! my right eye last 24 minutes on the 29th, last monday it lasted 12. The reason is, my pupils are so small they didn't know they had to stretch them the first time, my left eye is even smaller, but they were ready and knew they would have to stretch it.
frostwav 4 months ago
@frostwav and can you see good now with no glasses on? do you have astigmatism btw
TheSleeb 4 months ago
@TheSleeb Well, I can see pretty good now without any glasses, but of course, to read, it would help with glasses, but I will have "normal" glasses now, my parents are going to buy the best quality they can get as a present. And yes, I have astigmatism, I got it a few weeks after I was born, when I had cataract surgery.
frostwav 4 months ago
>.<
kta156 6 months ago
@XxSaphireassasinsxX first of all they are not getting there eye color changed they are replacing there cloudy cataract (its cataract surgery)
MissBreBre3000 6 months ago
Idk y but that eye looks rlly sad ;(
AprilTheRandomChic 7 months ago
thank god that wasnt my eye
JuanStaysHighh 8 months ago
I Need To Know How They Got Rid Of The Air Bubble Or It's Going To Kill Me!!!! :c
bdgirl101 9 months ago
OUCH. OUCH.
I can even feel my eye twicthing while watching this.
apforeverrx 9 months ago
That air bubble drove nuts. Then they didn't do anything about it.
cdarting91 10 months ago
Iew, iew.. I can't imagnie how much that would hurt if that person was awake!
Alishondra 10 months ago
this surgery is different from ICL surgery .My friend had it .He researched it well
on yahooanswers and of course proctoraid com ... before proceeding
drrdgmail 10 months ago
OMG!!!! LOOOOOL!!!!
lordalienandi 10 months ago
Do you do this awake ?
xXxAhmedTarekxXx 11 months ago
@xXxAhmedTarekxXx Yeah I think so but .I'm sure they eye is numb tho.
lovepoison102 7 months ago
that damn bubble!!!!
andytwito 11 months ago
that bubble drives me crazy!!
MsMila91 11 months ago
ive been watching a million of these and i dont know why im am, or why im not stopping.
Swoonignorance 11 months ago 3
what is ur eye color D: the green or the brown?
deborahcr1 1 year ago
@deborahcr1 the brown is just the reflection from the pupil kinda like a cat
rinegangirl63 1 year ago
why did they leave the bubble in there? D:
lavatomato 1 year ago
It hurts when I get dust in my eye, imagine how this feels!!!!!!!
LoveMeHal 1 year ago
the eye is bleeding 0.0
SIRJAMESORR 1 year ago
ouchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
luyla1 1 year ago
OMFG!!!! O.O!!!
samVlogger 1 year ago
whats that orange thing in the beginning?
jessigirl95 1 year ago
@jessigirl95 this is excatly what I want to know
Kasspyr 1 year ago
@jessigirl95 the orange thing is eye lence kinda of brown colour and i guess it broke inside
luyla1 1 year ago
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
churchsxciting701 1 year ago
I Want To Be An Eye Surgeon Soooo Bad!!!!!
neonhugzxxx 1 year ago
OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!! cant watch poor eye!!
CutiePie4love 1 year ago
I hope this srgry is done in 2007
..then why the doctor did the lens implant directly before any anterior capsulotomy and hydrodissection...
Is it alryt?
And i hav to say there was prfuse bleedin...
bentuur20 1 year ago
this is so gross but its so awesome to watch O.O
zachsprincess15 1 year ago
eeekkkk... i'd rather wear contactss
17juicycouture 1 year ago
@17juicycouture contacts dont help when you have a cateract...
coins1122 1 year ago
OMFG this is sick !
NNNjansen 1 year ago
that looks quite painful, you must have been sleeping?
d3dma1n 1 year ago
omg o_O
uniqornTV 1 year ago
my body just squirms just watching this but for some reason my eyes are the ast things that are affected O.o
TheTrueMetal9 1 year ago
To kodiak1966 - This particular (video) implant was about 5 years ago & there's been 6 additional procedures since then. The initial incident was a detached retina. The vision in this eye is now minimal and is still very distorted. A follow-up exam to determine exact fitting & position is highly recommended - perhaps with a local/referred ophthalmologist. Take care.
RedHeather29 1 year ago
I had the acrysof IQ SN60WF...21.0 D put in 2.5 weeks ago. Distance vision was restored,need glasses for reading...nornal,the only thing is on the left side of eye(incision side),I keep seeing a kind of glare,distortion(driving me crazy).Am I seeing the side of lens?Am I seeing the incision?Am I seeing liquid still in the eye? Will this go away.I put sun glases on and it all goes away,If i put reading glases on and it all goes away...hmmm? Any info greatly appreciated.Surgeon on vacation....
kodiak1966 1 year ago
I just had a cataract removed 5 days ago and had a lens implant.I already see perfect BUT it almost seems like I can see the side of the lens or it is relecting light everytime i move my eye bottom left of eye.I wonder if the lens is too small or it was not positioned properly??Or will this go away after a while? Its driving me crazy,the doc who did the sergery is a 5 hour drive away.
kodiak1966 1 year ago
and what happen if that bubble stays inside the eye?
royalfiend 1 year ago
Looks like outtakes from Clockwork Orange.
Poor eye but amazing what can be done these days. I had LASIK a few years ago and still marvel at how well I can see.
herbal1971 1 year ago
is this surgary the same as a secondary intra-ocular lens procedure?
MELI0991 1 year ago
Imagine if he woke up in the middle of this, What would you do?
radiopigers 1 year ago
my eye hurts watchin this...... :D
stephstar108 1 year ago 9
i guess the eye isn't THAT sensitive as I thought
highrollerzzz 2 years ago 6
Aww that would hurt but cool
Samantheeh 2 years ago
I had this surgery
borbos75 2 years ago
What is the liquid they are using to on the eye? Are the haptics used for position?
daimere 2 years ago
@daimere it's a sterile sallen solution keep the eye from drying out.
jetit 2 years ago
that must be a pretty dangerous surgery
lolerdelol 2 years ago 2
of cours not
the doctors put the patient to sleep
and a tool is used to keep the eye open
BeautyGirl3000 2 years ago
i don't know where you got the idea that you are put to sleep during the surgery but you are wrong you are completely awake they just apply the anesthesia to your eye so it is comfortable and the procedure goes smoothly they need you awake.
foxaz0reaver 2 years ago
This video shows an older (less used) technique with a much larger incision and much more bleeding than the newer approach. Also, no cataract is shown (or removed) during this case. The opacity visible is part of the posterior capsule (the pouch that held the old cataract). This area will need a laser treatment called a YAG in the office. Finally, the air bubble is absolutely fine and absorbs on its own. It can even help protect the inner cornea lining while it's there. Just FYI!
EyeSurgeonMD 2 years ago
That bubble they left in the eye...
That CAN'T be a good thing.
DaRkLoRdZoRc 2 years ago
omg....poor eye..... D;
OtAkUxcHaN 3 years ago 51
@OtAkUxcHaN Yes...
KevMzz 1 year ago
Watching this video makes me hungry. =P
ApolloTheSunGod 3 years ago
me too!!!and i don't know why!!!!
deathgodest 2 years ago
i cant see a difference of the colour just the pupil is smaler...:D
sweetycatlakk67 3 years ago
hahahahaha omg that's so groossss
Avatar282 3 years ago
nice fish eye
rootpassremover 3 years ago
ok this a real surgery....i love it
farael19 3 years ago
I am not a surgeon but it looks like there was a caterac there. Why not take it out when doing the lens implant? Maybe defeating the purpose for better vision? Great work implanting the lens.
jwadehouston 3 years ago
ughh..
L1z99 3 years ago
i had this operation 1week ago my right eye was a lazy eye that was inborn to me,the operation was almost 20mins and all i can see was a vey bright light but you can see the shadows of the apparatus theyre using its painless but sometimes you will feel a little after the operation the vision on my right eye had improve we are very lucky to have this technology right now because without this maybe many people are blind right now =)
ashinsane 3 years ago
I had this surgery 3 weeks ago :D
I'm really happy with the work. I was born with cataracts and they had to be removed when I was 3 and 6 months, as my eyes were not developped enough I had to wait 17 years to have this surgery, it might look discusting, gross or whatever you might think, but the feeling to see when i open my eyes is magic!
CassiaBlueLava 3 years ago 13
thats disgusting i think im going to be sick =/
O1Kirsty1O 3 years ago
auch OMG
dot210296 3 years ago
but isnt that dangerous to touch with the thing on he eye.. omg... just watching this my eyes hurts ;;
DorianGabriello 3 years ago
ah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
alucardcorey 3 years ago
:X after watching i am more afrid of docters now
slinker123 3 years ago 3
bizzi, I had the ocular replacement. Valium is GOOD...
allen230 3 years ago
....that must hurt like hell unless there put to sleep or numbed
BizznissPhil 3 years ago
They use general anestesia, all I felt was irritated, but not much. :D
CassiaBlueLava 3 years ago
That was awesome.
exsphere117 3 years ago
yea!
izcarbosco 3 years ago
GROSSSS!
h8forlife4 3 years ago
this procedure is very simple,,,you dont need 3 ports..just one where you can introduce you lens .
oldsaudi 3 years ago
omg..
mrzcoffee 3 years ago 3
wow this is amazing.
i find this comppletely fascinating.
it annoys me when the bubble is left there tho!
xfabemgalx 3 years ago 2
Cool!
insanevidrio 3 years ago
OMG!!!!!
javomar87 4 years ago 16
eeeeeeeeeeeeeehkkk!!! IIiiiiiiiiiii!! Ahhhh oouuuu.... *Fainted*
joebear80 4 years ago