Why don't we have to worry about cutting into the sclera?

The sclera, or the white part of the eye, is a tough, fibrous tissue that provides structural support and protection to the eye. Its dense composition makes it less susceptible to injury compared to more delicate structures like the cornea or retina. Additionally, any incisions made into the sclera during surgical procedures are often well-controlled and can heal effectively, minimizing complications. Overall, the sclera's robust nature allows for safe interventions without significant concern for damage.