In the USA, the average estimated cost of eye surgery or medically known as ophthalmic surgery is $2,500. This cost can however vary depending on the type of surgery that is needed. Some surgeries are covered by insurance, while others are not. For example -

• Cataract surgery is the most common type of eye surgery. It is used to treat cataracts, which are cloudy patches on the lens of the eye. The average cost of this surgery is $5,000. 
• Corneal transplant surgery is used to treat diseases or injuries that affect the cornea. The average cost of this surgery is $8,500. 
• Laser eye surgery is used to correct vision problems such as nearsightedness and astigmatism. The average cost of this surgery is $2,500.

Hospitals are the most common places to have eye surgery performed. However, some people may choose to have the surgery done in a doctor's office or other medical facility. The cost of having eye surgery done in a hospital is typically higher than having it done in a doctor's office.

There are a number of different factors that can affect the cost of eye surgery. The type of surgery that is performed, where it is performed, and the medical history and current health of the patient are all important considerations.

When someone needs surgery on their eyes, they have to choose a hospital to have the surgery done at. There are many hospitals in the USA that offer eye surgery, but not all of them are equal. Here are some factors to consider when choosing a hospital for eye surgery: 

• The first factor is reputation. You want to make sure that the hospital you choose has a good reputation and is known for doing quality work. You can check online reviews or ask your friends and family for recommendations. 
• The second factor is experience. You’ll want to consider the surgeon's experience and qualifications. Ask the surgeon how many procedures he or she has performed and what type of training they have had in eye surgery.
• The third factor is location. You'll want to find one that is close to where you live so that you won't have to travel far for your appointments.
• The fourth factor is cost. Make sure you get quotes from different hospitals so you can compare prices.
• You'll also want to check out the hospital's accreditation. The Joint Commission is a nonprofit organization that accredits hospitals in the United States. Make sure the hospital you're considering is accredited by them.

There is no one definitive answer to this question as the follow-up required following eye surgery in the USA will vary depending on the specific procedure performed, the hospital at which it was carried out and the individual's own health and recovery. However, in general, most people will require some form of follow-up after eye surgery, with the amount and type of follow-up varying depending on the individual case. 

Typically, postoperative care will involve regular checkups with either an ophthalmologist or optometrist to ensure that the patient's vision is recovering as expected and that there are no complications arising from the surgery. Depending on the type of surgery performed, additional follow-up may be required including patching or using special drops or ointments. In most cases, however, after a period of around six weeks following surgery most patients will have completed their follow-up care.

Eye surgery is a common procedure in the USA. Hospitals and clinics perform different types of eye surgery, and the success rate varies depending on the type of surgery. The average success rate in the USA is about 95%. However, some surgeries have a higher success rate, while others have a lower success rate.

Some of the most successful eye surgeries are laser eye surgery and cataract surgery. The average success rate for laser eye surgery is about 98%, and the average success rate for cataract surgery is about 99%. These surgeries are considered to be very safe and effective.

Other common types of eye surgery include corneal transplant surgery and retinal detachment repair surgery. The average success rates for these surgeries are both about 95%.

There are a number of risks associated with any type of surgery, and eye surgery is no different. In the United States, hospitals are typically held to high standards when it comes to patient safety, but even with the best planning and execution, there are always risks involved in any surgical procedure.

One common risk associated with eye surgery is infection. This can occur both during and after the surgery, and can sometimes lead to serious complications. Another risk is hemorrhage, or uncontrolled bleeding. This can occur either during or after surgery, and can be potentially dangerous.

There are also risks specific to different types of eye surgery. For example, cataract surgery carries a risk of developing an infection in the eye after the procedure. Glaucoma surgery may result in increased pressure in the eyes post-surgery.