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Posterior Capsular Opacifications (PCO)

Posterior Capsular Opacifications (PCO)

Posterior Capsular Opacification (PCO) is a common complication following cataract surgery. It occurs when the lens capsule becomes cloudy over time, impairing vision. This painless and quick-to-treat condition can be resolved effectively with laser treatment.

Procedure Overview

YAG Capsulotomy

A quick and painless laser procedure to clear the cloudy portion of the lens capsule, restoring clear vision almost immediately.

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Posterior Capsular Opacifications (PCO)

Expected Outcomes

  • Immediate restoration of clear vision.
  • Long-lasting results with minimal risk of recurrence.

Patient Support & Care

  • Detailed post-procedure guidance to maintain vision.
  • Regular follow-ups to monitor eye health and prevent future issues.
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Symptoms & Risks

Blurred or Hazy Vision

Blurred or hazy vision similar to cataracts.

Night Glare

Glare or halos around lights, especially at night.

Vision Decline

Progressive decline in visual clarity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PCO?

It’s a clouding of the lens capsule that can occur months or years after cataract surgery.

How is PCO treated?

It’s treated with YAG Capsulotomy, a quick and painless laser procedure.

Is YAG Capsulotomy safe?

Yes, it’s a highly effective outpatient procedure with minimal
risks.

Will PCO affect my vision permanently?

No, timely treatment can fully restore vision in most
cases.

How soon can I resume activities after the procedure?

Most patients resume normal activities the same
day.

Does PCO treatment require additional follow-ups?

Yes, regular check-ups ensure that no complications arise and eye health is maintained.
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