Is it risky to have 2nd PRK enhancement if you have epiretinal membrane and huge floaters?

It will take a few months for vision to be clear after PRK. Steroids, preservative free tears every 2 hours, oral Vitamin C, and sun protection will be crucial in clearing/preventing haze. You may also consider taking Omega 3s and warm compresses to help with dryness. Please keep up with your ...

Halos and glare are normal after PRK. Typically the symptoms are the worst the first few months after surgery. However, they should begin to clear up around month 3. If the halos and glare are sudden and enough to cause difficulty with night driving, please visit your doctor to ensure that you ...

Current standard are to leave at least 300 microns of corneal tissue behind to maintain proper corneal strength and integrity. If you underwent PRK for your current correction, you would have more 300 microns left. All else being normal, it appears you would be a candidate. Good luck.

You may have developed a corneal surface epithelial defect from getting hit in the eye. This could have happen from the trauma alone, even if you didn't have PRK. You should be examined by you eye doctor to determine whether the eye was injured.

After 6 weeks the surface of the cornea should be completely healed. You may have another condition unrelated to your recent surgery. You should return to your eye doctor to have it checked. Good luck.

You could try Systane Gel, Genteal Gel, or Muro 128 ointment to lubricate your eye for a few hours before seeing your surgeon. Most likely, the epithelium isn't stuck down that well to the "meat" down below it. So it might stick to the inside of your lid and then come off exposing the...