Common: Depending on the kind of surgery you had, they are common or less common. Following scleral buckling surgery and pneumatic retinopexy ("bubble procedure"), they are common. Following a vitrectomy surgery, there should not be any floaters, in most cases.
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Depends: Floaters after retinal detachment surgery may be expected depending on the surgical technique used, or they could represent a cause of concern. Get a follow-up exam from your retinal surgeon and ask about them. Good luck.
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Common: Common in most modalities of retinal detachment surgery.
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