I looked at several of your most recent image posts and for the large part they appear fine. One of the "Chilean volcano" images looks a little too saturated, but even that's not all that bad (top image, color of the sky seems unrealistic to me). I'm viewing your images on a calibrated monitor and am using a color managed browser.

Some of what you are seeing may be "mental". It takes a while after your vision is changed in any way for your brain to adapt. For example there was an experiment done where people were given glasses to wear that turned their view of the world upside down! After a few days wearing those 24/7, their brains "flipped" the image right side up. After that happened they stopped wearing the glasses and once again the world appeared upside down for a few days until their brains re-adjusted. Probably the same thing happens with color.

Thanks for the analysis! Good to know things haven’t looked too bad lately. I’m looking forward to doing some Processing with both new lenses soon.

Some years ago my Dad had cataract surgery on both eyes (not at the same time). After it was done and fully healed he no longer needed glasses to drive, even at 90 years old! He still wore reading glasses at times, but didn't need them for anything that wasn't close. (P.S. My sister and I sort of felt he needed to stop driving for other reasons... but his vision wasn't one of them. He had some interesting driving techniques!)

Yes I had my better eye done first. I could clearly see the difference between eyes. The eye with the new lens was now clear white, with a hint of blue. The other eye was still yellow. Two years later I had the second eye (my problem eye, with a retinal detachment and repair and still some distortion) done. Shocked that there was still a color difference between eyes. I asked the doc if the two lenses were identical or had different color tints. She insisted they were the same product. She really didn't have an explanation that made sense.
I do go back and increase whites or exposure just a bit on some photos now and I always cover the bad eye just to see the best color.