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Will I be able to wear glasses after getting the Halo Laser?

I am considering Halo laser on my face. Will I be able to wear my eyeglasses afterwards? Will I need any antibiotics or steroids or antihistamines be and or after?

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Dr. Promila Banerjee, MD
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