I had cataract surgery on both eyes. On 12 OCT 2015, I opted for the traditional surgery with aspheric lens replacement in my right eye. . On 5 NOV 2015 I opted for laser surgery with Lentis multifocal lens in my left eye. My left eye is noticeably smaller than my right eye. I am 63 years old. What can I do to get the left eye same size as the right eye?
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That is a impossible question to answer since every eye and healing is different but in general, healing or changes after a surgery stop after about a year. But of course, aging continues to make changes.
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