I have not but I would be interested to know more about it. I have just undergone cataract surgery in one eye and while I do not have cloudiness, there is an area of slight filminess that moves with my eyeball movements, as well as a net-like floater. Both of these effects are very subtle and do not really get in my way, but they are noticeable and I find them mildly distracting.

No. However I can recommend an excellent surgeon specialising in Laser eye surgeries and cataract surgery if you want a further medical opinion.

Rikkitic:

 

I have not but I would be interested to know more about it. I have just undergone cataract surgery in one eye and while I do not have cloudiness, there is an area of slight filminess that moves with my eyeball movements, as well as a net-like floater. Both of these effects are very subtle and do not really get in my way, but they are noticeable and I find them mildly distracting.

 

 

 

These actually may just be floaters. If you google it you'll see they're quite common:

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/eye-floaters/symptoms-causes/syc-20372346

Yup... my optometrist told me that floaters are normal from about 50 years. His advice was to learn to live with them, because getting rid of them is difficult and unpleasant, and not likely to be completely successful.

Oh, and on the laser topic... laser treatment of the eyes and commercial piloting are mutually exclusive, in case you have any ambitions in that direction.