The primary advantages of light-adjustable lenses include unmatched visual customization, the ability to correct residual astigmatism or refractive errors post-surgery, and high patient satisfaction rates regarding reduced spectacle dependence. Conversely, the notable disadvantages include significantly higher out-of-pocket financial costs compared to standard lenses, the absolute requirement to wear specialized ultraviolet-blocking protective eyewear continuously during all waking hours for several weeks, and the inconvenience of scheduling multiple follow-up clinic visits for UV light adjustment and lock-in sessions.