An intraocular lens can be removed and swapped if not functioning as intended, requiring another operation.

“it's not unheard of where someone will have an implant lens put in that isn't functioning the way it should and that can be is it difficult to get the old lens out since you can't use the same technique to melt it away not really you can just fold it pull it out or so it doesn't cut it and it doesn't re-epithelialize or the the the crispy or whatever the the candy coating of the m m doesn't stick to the new lens a little bit but you can free it up and take it out you can swap out an implant lens it's something that we don't do it it's not like changing your shirt but you you can certainly do it it's another operation”