Phacoemulsification uses ultrasonic waves to break up the cataract into tiny fragments, which are then suctioned out, while traditional cataract surgery involves a larger incision to remove the entire cloudy lens. Phacoemulsification is less invasive and offers faster recovery.
What is the difference between phacoemulsification and traditional cataract surgery?
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