After such operations, your mobility will be greatly restricted. This means that you will have difficulty getting on and off the stretcher.I recommend that you do not rush such an important surgery. You may be able to fix a problem in breast surgery, but this is not the case with the eye. My advice is to have your plastic surgery first and then have eye treatment after recovery.
If you ask me, I would think it would be best to have the left eye lasered and adjusted. Re-laseration of the right eye is not advisable.The feeling you have is the feeling of imbalance. You will have this until your overcorrection problem is solved.
It may be that the so-called “after-cataract” has formed in you. This can be treated with a very simple method. Only takes a few seconds per eye. After this treatment it is unlikely to occur again in the future.
It is of course better to remove the contact lens a few days before the examination. This is really important for measurements.Incorrect measurements can lead to incorrect treatment. It is therefore advisable that you take off your contact lenses at least 1 week beforehand and use your glasses if necessary.
Hi,I would like to answer your question, but first you would need some information to be able to make a precise statement.How old are you?Do you just want an improvement or a definitive solution so you never have these problems again.If possible, the documents you received after your surgery would also be sufficient for me.
