Cataract Surgery Recovery

Cataract Surgery Recovery

Cataract Surgery Recovery
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The recovery from cataract surgery is usually pretty quick. Patients may feel a little soreness or grittiness. The eyes may look a little red and patients may see things like halos around lights and certain other types of distortions, but within a few days to a few weeks, the eyes typically return to normal.

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Jonathan Davidorf, MD

Ophthalmologist

Board Certified Ophthalmologist
Director of the Davidorf Eye Group in West Hills, CA
Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA’s Jules Stein Eye Institute

Jonathan Davidorf, MD

Ophthalmologist

Board Certified Ophthalmologist
Director of the Davidorf Eye Group in West Hills, CA
Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA’s Jules Stein Eye Institute

Jonathan Davidorf, MD

Ophthalmologist

Board Certified Ophthalmologist
Director of the Davidorf Eye Group in West Hills, CA
Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA’s Jules Stein Eye Institute

Jonathan Davidorf, MD

Ophthalmologist

Board Certified Ophthalmologist
Director of the Davidorf Eye Group in West Hills, CA
Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA’s Jules Stein Eye Institute

Jonathan Davidorf, MD

Ophthalmologist

Board Certified Ophthalmologist
Director of the Davidorf Eye Group in West Hills, CA
Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA’s Jules Stein Eye Institute

Jonathan Davidorf, MD

Ophthalmologist

Board Certified Ophthalmologist
Director of the Davidorf Eye Group in West Hills, CA
Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA’s Jules Stein Eye Institute

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