Cataracts develop gradually without pain or redness. Common visual disturbances include: * Cloudy, misty, or blurred vision resembling looking through a frosted bathroom window. * Glare and halos around headlights while driving at night. * Frequent changes in eyeglass prescription without improving vision. * Fading or yellowing of bright colors.

In modern stitchless Phaco surgery, the eye surgeon creates a microscopic 2.2 mm micro-incision at the edge of the cornea. An ultrasonic handpiece emulsifies and vacuums the clouded natural lens. A foldable Intraocular Lens (IOL) is then injected and unfolds inside the natural capsular bag. The entire procedure takes 10 to 15 minutes, requires no stitches, and enables patients to resume normal daily activities within 48 hours.