While clinical outcomes for light adjustable lenses are generally exceptional, patient complaints and challenges typically center around the lifestyle adjustments required during the treatment process. The most common inconvenience cited by patients is the strict requirement to wear specialized ultraviolet-protective glasses continuously during all waking hours from the time of lens implantation until 24 hours after the final lock-in treatment is completed. Failing to wear this protection can result in unintended UV exposure altering the lens optics. Additionally, some individuals express frustration regarding the need for multiple follow-up visits to the doctor's office for post-operative vision checks and UV light adjustments, alongside the higher financial cost compared to traditional, non-adjustable intraocular lenses.