Michigan enVista Lenses Lawsuit Lawyer

The defective medical devices lawyers at Buckfire Law represent patients nationwide who suffered complications after receiving certain Bausch & Lomb enVista intraocular lenses during cataract surgery.

In April 2025, Bausch & Lomb issued a recall of specific enVista intraocular lenses (IOLs) after reports linked the devices to a serious inflammatory eye condition known as Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome (TASS). This condition can develop rapidly after surgery and may result in pain, vision problems, or permanent eye damage if not treated promptly.

While the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has not yet formally classified the recall, patients and surgeons have been urged to monitor for symptoms and seek immediate care if complications arise.

• What Injuries are Linked to Defective enVista Lenses?
• What Should Current enVista Lens Patients Do?
• Do I Qualify to File an enVista Lens Lawsuit?
• Contact an enVista Lens Lawsuit Attorney

enVista Lenses Recall and Lawsuit Overview

Bausch & Lomb’s enVista lenses are commonly used during cataract surgery to replace the eye’s natural lens. These artificial lenses are intended to restore vision safely and permanently.
However, certain lots of enVista lenses have been associated with unexpected post-surgical inflammation consistent with TASS. This has raised concerns about potential manufacturing, sterilization, or material defects. In April 2025, Bausch & Lomb voluntarily recalled certain lenses. The recalled models are:

Patients who experienced complications may be eligible to file a product liability lawsuit seeking compensation for:

• Medical expenses (including corrective procedures)
• Vision loss or impairment
• Pain and suffering
• Lost income or reduced quality of life

What Injuries Are Linked to Defective enVista Lenses?

Patients implanted with recalled enVista lenses have reported symptoms consistent with Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome (TASS), a serious inflammatory reaction inside the eye.
Common symptoms and complications include:

• Severe eye pain shortly after surgery
• Redness and inflammation
• Blurred or decreased vision
• Light sensitivity
• Cornea swelling
• Increased intraocular pressure
• Risk of permanent vision damage or blindness

TASS typically develops within 12 to 48 hours after surgery and requires urgent medical treatment. In severe cases, additional surgeries may be necessary.

What Should Current enVista Lens Patients Do?

If you received an enVista lens or recently underwent cataract surgery, it’s important to take symptoms seriously. You should:

• Contact your eye doctor immediately if you experience pain, redness, or vision changes
• Attend all follow-up appointments
• Request a copy of your surgical and device records
• Avoid delaying treatment if symptoms worsen

Early intervention can reduce the risk of long-term damage.

Do I Qualify to File an enVista Lens Lawsuit?

You may qualify to file a lawsuit if:

• You received a Bausch & Lomb enVista intraocular lens
• You developed complications such as TASS after surgery
•  You required additional medical treatment or experienced vision problems

Even if you are unsure whether your lens was part of the recall, a legal review can help determine your eligibility.

How Much Time Do I Have to File an enVista Lens Lawsuit?

Every state has a statute of limitations for filing product liability claims, typically ranging from one to four years from the date of injury or when the injury was discovered.
Because these cases rely heavily on medical records and device identification, delays can make it harder to build a strong claim. Acting sooner helps preserve evidence and protect your legal rights.

Contact an enVista Lens Lawsuit Attorney for a Free Case Evaluation

The Buckfire Law Firm handles Bausch & Lomb enVista lens lawsuits nationwide, and we will review your medical history, device records, and recall information to determine if you have a viable claim. We provide a free, no-obligation case review. If you qualify for a claim, we will file your lawsuit with no upfront legal fees or costs, and we will only receive a fee if you win a settlement! 

Legally reviewed by:

Lawrence J. Buckfire, J.D., Lead Trial Attorney at Buckfire Law
Lawrence J. Buckfire, J.D. has over 30 years of experience specializing in personal injury and wrongful death cases. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan and attended Wayne State University School of Law. Lawrence has been named a Super Lawyer, U.S. News Best Lawyer, and in The National Trial Lawyers-Top 100 Trial Lawyers.
Date of Review: May, 2026