Cataracts are the main cause of blindness and visual loss worldwide, as well as in the United States. It is anticipated that by the age of 75, half of all Americans will have cataracts, and one in every six Americans over the age of 40 currently has cataracts. The number of cataract procedures performed annually is predicted to quadruple in the next 15-20 years due to the aging population. While cataracts develop for a variety of reasons and damage various sections of the eye lens, the end result for patients is the same. Failure to seek treatment for cataracts jeopardizes not only eye health but also overall health. Cataract surgery has a variety of advantages, including increased vision, restoring independence, reduced reliance on glasses, and lowering the risk of falls and accidents. Recent research even suggests.

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