The Things To Consider Before And After Laser Eye Surgery
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A Comprehensive Guide to Laser Eye Surgery: Pre- and Post-Op Considerations
Summary
Maria was eager to enhance her appearance by ditching her glasses, while Peter was tired of constantly adjusting his spectacles. United in their desire for laser eye surgery, the couple sought out all the necessary information. Here’s a guide based on their journey to help anyone considering this procedure.
Before Surgery
1. Initial Evaluation: Begin by consulting an eye specialist to determine if you’re a suitable candidate for laser eye surgery. If you wear contact lenses, stop using them two to three weeks before this consultation to ensure accurate eye measurements.
2. Medical History: Share your complete medical history with your doctor, including any medications or allergies you have.
3. Expectations and Questions: After your initial examination, your doctor will outline what to expect before, during, and after the procedure. Use this opportunity to ask any questions and address any concerns.
4. Preparation: On the day before your surgery, avoid using cosmetics such as creams, lotions, makeup, or perfumes to reduce the risk of infection. Clean your eyelashes thoroughly as advised by your doctor.
5. Transportation Arrangements: Arrange for someone to drive you home after the surgery. Post-surgery medications can impair your ability to drive, and your vision might be blurry.
After Surgery
1. Immediate Effects: You might feel itchiness or the sensation of something in your eyes post-surgery. Avoid rubbing your eyes. Hazy vision and watery eyes are common, and some may experience light sensitivity. If symptoms persist beyond a week, contact your doctor.
2. Follow-Up Visits: Return to your doctor within 48 hours for a check-up and to have your eye shield removed. Regular follow-up appointments will be necessary for up to six months.
3. Medications and Restrictions: Use prescribed eye drops to prevent infection. Avoid makeup, swimming, and hot baths for a period as recommended by your doctor.
4. Recovery Timeline: Your vision may take three to six months to stabilize. Report any unusual symptoms to your doctor immediately to prevent complications.
For more detailed information, visit [Laser Eye Resource](http://www.laser-eye-resource.info).
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