Positive Photopsia after YAG Capsulotomy

Hello to all.
After cataract surgery (L) on 1/23/23, I had a positive photopsia from a wrinkle in the capsule. Sky to ground, 40 degree single large “ray”, pretty much at night with leds, etc. Had yag procedure 5/9/23 because with time it never resolved. When I walked out of the office was seeing multiple thin rays. Hoped was due to dilation.

Nope, still have them, with inside leds, and most outside light sources after dark. Starts with one thin vertical ray, another ray appears, to make an X, then it’s a starburst of multiple rays, thin, but multiple. They can rotate, and the primary wave can often have a rainbow sheen to it. From a side eye view, the rays look thin, slightly curving, hydra-like, often seeming to cross over my face.

I have a pvd in both eyes, a “fish hook” image I can see from the retinal area of the detachment, and can see the vitreous sac “moving” as I turn my gaze side to side. I’ve pretty well adapted to that. Also have very dry eyes.

I would appreciate feedback from folks experiencing similar complications, what you were told caused them, and ways taken to resolve.

I have an Alcon Clarion lens, due to small cataracts causing night blindness, set for distance, +23.5. Minor astigmatism.

It’s depressing, since I see 20/15 distance, and the visual complications are severe enough that I have not even attempted to drive…

Have the after check with dilation coming up soon, hope a reason is found. Thank you.