Scopolamine patch / blurred vision before breast augmentation

Thank you for sharing your question. All should resolve within 24 hours so I would be sure to contact your physicians office to let them know of your symptoms.

Scopolamine can cause dilation of the pupil and therefore blurred vision. The half life of scopolamine is about 10 hours so your disconcerting symptoms will hopefully be gone in a day - a couple at most. Best of luck in your recovery.

Hi HappyA123 and thanks for the question.
Did you talk with your surgeon? Definitely let them know. Sometimes if you remove the patch and get the drug on your finger and touch your eye, it will cause enlargement of your pupil which can cause blurriness. Usually it should go down after several days, but again I would let your surgeon know. Best of luck!

The blurred vision following use of the scopolamine patch would be expected to resolve within 1-2 days. If you are still having symptoms, I would recommend contacting your plastic surgeon to discuss.

Your vision should clear up in a couple of days once the path is removed. If lubricant for your eyes was used in surgery, this can also give some blurred vision for a short time.

Scopolamine, Hyoscine, is a common drug used to prevent nausea from motion sickness and has also shown to be very effective in preventing post operative nausea and vomiting. When used in surgery settings a transdermal patch is typically utilized and placed behind the ear before the surgery and removed the next day. The effects can last 3 days and might cause dry mouth, dizziness and blurred vision. If you are still having blurred vision, make sure you remove the patch and wash the area thoroughly with soap and water, you may still have medication left on our skin that is being absorbed.

Good Luck!