A two-handed technique for irrigation, visualization, and suction cutting of intraocular membranes is the most widely accepted means of performing intraocular surgery. Its advantages are two ports for instrument exchange and the ability to use two instruments, providing optimum attitudinal approach to the tissue and illumination of the structures. Generally, a suction cutter is held in one hand and a light in the other; a third infusion port is required to maintain adequate flow of fluid into the eye to maintain intraocular volume during surgery.