Both lenses swapped out as of today. Not so bad so far other than the constant eye drops. Should be just recovery and improvement from here on out, I hope! It is much easier to see now that both are done. I had an old pair of glasses that I removed the right lens from but that was wonky too. I can see the monitor pretty well and the TV. Not clearly as I would like but hey its 12 hours post op. Lights at any distance have broken concentric rings around them. A slight glow around lights and a slight horizontal flare. All should improve or go away or brain will sort it out. I can't quite put my finger on it but colors seem slightly different somehow. Time and healing will tell.
Good to hear you are coming along fine. I was wondering how it was going. I hope for continued progress.One month out and the DR says I have 20/20 near and far in the right eye and 20/30 near and far in the left eye (It is a week behind the right). Still having some common issues but the DR assures me they will also fade. I have concentric broken rings around lights at night. Sensitive as all get out to brightness, mandatory good sunglasses to go out (Maui Jim's polarized lenses). Sometimes have shimmering effect in my vision. I also see the edge of the lens occasionally. All things the DR says are common and will improve over time. My near vison is pretty darn good and I can read things now I had no chance of seeing before without glasses on. Midrange vision is good. Need improvement on distance though in my opinion. I can easily focus on my front sight while still seeing the target now. I still see some amount of time to adapt to these. IIRC the DR said it takes a change in how your mind sees through these lenses as it has to chose and/or mix the trifocal lens so that the brain can meld and make sense of it. Not like glasses with bi or trifocals. There you just look through another lens. I am hopeful my vision will be excellent in another month or so.
Good to hear you are coming along fine. I was wondering how it was going. I hope for continued progress.