While light-adjustable lenses offer exceptional visual precision following cataract procedures, they carry specific drawbacks, most notably the strict lifestyle requirement to wear specialized ultraviolet-protective glasses continuously during all waking hours until the final optical lock-in procedure is complete. Failing to protect the eyes from ambient UV light can cause unintended and permanent shifts in the lens prescription. Additionally, patients face higher out-of-pocket financial costs compared to standard monofocal lenses and must commit to multiple follow-up clinic visits for UV light treatments.