Neural Vision Adaptation
The brain’s natural adjustment to new optical conditions after surgery. Most patients adapt within days to weeks.
Neovascularisation
Growth of abnormal blood vessels, often linked to eye disease.
Nystagmus
Involuntary eye movements, often causing reduced or unstable vision.
Near Vision
Near vision refers to the ability to see objects clearly at close range, such as reading or using a phone. As we age, natural lenses stiffen and close-up clarity becomes harder without optical correction.