Avoid activities and factors that hinder healing after cataract surgery. Follow these tips for a smooth, stress-free recovery.

Yes, cataract surgery is permanent since the natural lens is replaced, and cataracts cannot return. However, PCO may occur but is easily treatable.

No, cataract surgery is painless due to numbing eye drops and sedation. You may feel mild pressure but no sharp pain.

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Cataract surgery recovery takes about 6 weeks. See the full timeline—what to expect, key milestones, and tips for faster healing.

No, cataracts cannot grow back after surgery. However, Posterior Capsule Opacification (PCO) may occur, but it is treatable with a quick laser procedure.

Sleep on your back with your head elevated to reduce pressure and swelling. Avoid sleeping on your side, especially the operated eye, for safe healing.

Avoid sugary, salty, fried foods, spicy dishes, caffeine, and alcohol after cataract surgery to speed up recovery and reduce inflammation.