Peter Attia· MD
why is it important for the incision to be small well if you make a big incision obviously it takes longer to heal but it induces astigmatism so you want the incision to be tiny
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why is it important for the incision to be small well if you make a big incision obviously it takes longer to heal but it induces astigmatism so you want the incision to be tiny
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we can now take these implant lenses and fold them up and put them through that same tiny incision and then they can open up and be exactly where you want them to be
we were able to take the cataract out through a tiny incision because you break it into we break it up we emulsify it essentially with ultrasound and now we even sometimes use a femtosecond laser to break up parts of it but the bottom line is that we can remove the cataract through about a two something millimeter incision