- Your first post-operative visit should be scheduled 24 hours after surgery.
- You should see your ophthalmologist at regular intervals for the first six months.
- At your first post-operative visit, your surgeon will test your vision, and examine your eyes.
- Avoid wearing contact lenses for at least the first three months.
- Avoid wearing eye make-up and applying lotions or creams around your eyes for at least the first three days or till your surgeon gives you permission.
- Avoid certain contact sports, such as boxing, football, karate, etc. for at least 10 weeks.
- Avoid rubbing and scratching your eyes in the first few weeks after surgery.
- In the first few months after surgery, you may experience minor fluctuations in your quality of vision. The complete recovery and stabilizing your vision may take 3-6 months, during this period you may also experience some complications such as night driving difficulties, and seeing halos or glare in your field of vision.
- If further correction or enhancement is necessary, you should wait until your eye measurements are consistent for two consecutive visits at least 3 months apart before re-operation.