Question Topics
Question Topics
Follow Us
Ask an Eye M.D. Answer Archive
Question:
Can cataract surgery be done if a person has a macular pucker?
Answer:
The lens and the macula are separate areas of the eye. Cataract surgery can certainly be done if a patient has a macular pucker.
Answered by: David F. Chang, MD 
Categories: Cataracts, Eye Surgery
Have a question that hasn't been answered yet? Ask it!
Search for Questions & Answers
Meet Our Experts
Meet Our Experts
- Your questions are answered by more than two dozen members of the American Academy of Ophthalmology who volunteer their time with EyeSmart.
-
Learn more about our volunteer ophthalmologists >
