B ACKGROUNDCataract is the major cause of blindness in the world. One of the cataract surgery techniquesis SICS (Small Incision Cataract Surgery). The success of cataract surgery is affected bycomplications and final visual acuity. Therefore, research concerning the correlation betweencomplications of SICS and post-surgery final visual acuityMETHODThis research uses cross sectional study with hospital’s secondary data. The number ofresearch sample is 100 respondents who had undergone SICS in RSUD Serang and taken byconsecutive non-random sampling. The data analysis used is Chi-square test andKolmogorov-smirnov test.RESULTIn 100 eyes, 69.0% are from the age group of 46-65 years old, while 31.0% are of >65 yearsold. The intraoperative complications are 4.0% found, while the postoperative are 24.0%. Thecategories of final visual acuity are 65.0% good, 27.0% moderate, and 8.0% low. Based onthe bivariate analysis, the correlation between intraoperative-postoperative complications andfinal visual acuity after SICS is obtained, while there is no correlation between age and finalvisual acuity after SICS.CONCLUSIONThere is a correlation found between intraoperative-postoperative complications of SICS andpost-surgery final visual acuity, and no significant correlation between age and final visualacuity after SICS.