No, you won’t feel the lens inside your eye. The artificial lens is placed in the same natural position as your original lens, so it becomes part of your eye’s structure. Once healed, patients cannot see or feel the lens—it functions just like a natural one.
FAQs
Have questions? We’ve got you covered with expert answers and helpful insights that simplify the process and give you complete peace of mind.
Is CLR the same as cataract surgery?
The technique is similar, but CLR is performed before a cataract develops, replacing your lens proactively.
Can I have both eyes done at once?
Many patients choose to have the second eye treated within days to a week after the first for optimal comfort and vision recovery.
Is the procedure safe?
Yes—CLR is a widely performed, well-established procedure with a strong safety profile.
Does insurance cover CLR?
Most insurance covers cataract surgery when medically necessary but may not cover elective CLR; our team can guide you on costs and financing options.


















