Figure 1: Metallic intraocular foreign body was retrieved just behind the intraocular lens with the 23G magnet (a) and serrated forceps was used with the other hand to grasp the intraocular foreign body (b). 23G magnet was now used via limbal incision and was directed behind the intraocular lens to retrieve the intraocular foreign body in the anterior chamber through the preexisting traumatic posterior capsular rent (c). The 23G magnet was gradually withdrawn as the metallic intraocular foreign body attached to magnet (d)