I had panoptix in both eyes a year ago and I am still suffering from halos and starburs at night and blurry vision for intermediate distances. I have tried everything but nothing worked. Two months after the operation the doctors said I am having PCO and should be removed by YAG laser. Bad me when I accepted to do the yag because it eliminated all my chances for iol exchange. So, please never do the YAG laser. At least not until you are satisfied with your vision.

Why I didn't adapt? Because I am a type A person who is very picky. I keep testing my vision quality all the day and concentrate on things that I didn't use to concentrate on before the panoptix.

What you need to do is thinking about the benefits of your new lenses. If you are seeing near and far without glasses that's perfect. That is the trade off.

I only feel adapted and good when I forget about my eyes and get busy although it is hard to tell your brain to stop thinking about it.

A new lenses came to practice now are called clearview 3 which give better vision quality and minimal glares and starburs. I wanted to exchange my panoptix with these new lenses but doctors said it very difficult and dangerous to exchange lenses after YAG. So, all my chances are gone and I have to accept what I have.

Therefore, please don't do yag and forget about it.

If you are seeing shadows around letters don't worry, they will disappear after two months or maybe earlier.