After cataract surgery, it depends on the healing of the incision to see if you can wash your eyes, usually about two to three weeks. During cataract surgery, an incision is made in the corneal limbus, through which the cloudy lens is removed and an artificial lens is implanted. It takes some time for the incision to recover from the surgery, and most of the time, the incision will heal in two to three weeks. During the healing period of the incision, the eyes should not be exposed to water, and local hygiene and cleanliness should be done well to prevent intraocular inflammation or infection, and eye drops should be ordered as prescribed by the doctor to reduce inflammation after the operation. After cataract surgery, you need to go to the hospital for regular checkups to test your eyesight and intraocular pressure. The exact time you can wash your eyes after surgery depends on the healing of your incision and is based on your doctor’s recommendation. It will take some time for your vision to fully recover after surgery, so you should pay attention to reasonable eye use to avoid affecting the recovery.