Видео

I had cataract surgery yesterday with EDOF with astigmatism, it’s been 31 hours after operation and my pupils are still half dilated and the top layer of iris is thinner than other parts of the iris. And I don’t have any focus at all, I see some items at the distance but they are blurry and in some kind of fog. I’m very frustrated that I’m thinking of cancelling the 2nd operation in 2 weeks for the eye which is very myopic as the operated eye with cataract was. But at least I don’t have a cataract there yet, not developed, so I can actually see in glasses. I have post op appointment in 6 days. If my vision is not clear by then the 2nd op will be gone. And I will try to get this eye back.

Same here it's day 30 but both eyes are blurry i am scared btw what's your current situation?

@@IpostIos it’s still the same…I know it can be scary…the second month was the most stressful and kind of depressing for me since there’s no improvement. But I realised worrying about something we can’t control is only gonna spoil our mental health. It’s better to talk with your doctor to know the cause. In my case they’re saying all we can do is wait until 6 months to come to any conclusion. Btw what was your power before surgery?

@@AlekhyaCreates my power was -6 both and I used to use contact lenses for long time so it was common in my life to get infection from it and eyes used to become red and scary so I decided to do prk surgery and it's day 30 today only I went to hospital doctor said wait 15-20 it will improve but I am toooooooo scary because my age is only 20

@@IpostIos your age and power is almost similar to mine…I genuinely hope it’s taking longer for us because of high power…my right is mostly okay…what about you? Are your both eyes blurry or one is better?

@@AlekhyaCreates from one eye I can see little better but with left eye I can't see even my phone it's blurry than before surgery , hope we will recover soon , where r u from ?

I have the same problem

@@FakhraAli-ms5dd I am not sure how far you are in the healing process but just after my comment in week 4 my vision improved big time. Only after long days after the computer I have a lot of ghosting but only if I have a stressfull day. It is really weird how that went. At this point I can say almost for sure that vision is 98%.

Over the next two to three days, your vision may remain hazy and blurry as part of the healing process. By about a week after the surgery, you can expect to have achieved approximately 80% of the vision recovery. However, it may take six to eight weeks for your vision to stabilize fully, giving you the clear and crisp vision you desired from the PRK procedure.

Thanks for this post.. I had mine 12 days ago and my vision is getting worse.. making me nervous

@@bsolo505 no problem, my vision is soooo much better now I can actually see better then 20/20. I’m at about a 20/15. I’m just waiting for the sharpness to get a bit better. The doc just looked at my eyes yesterday and said the sharpness will deff get better. I just have a new issue that I’m dealing with and the pressure in my eyes now is too high from the Steroid drops. I got added 2 other drops to drop the pressure down. Hopefully it gets better bc it’s making me nervous. Make sure you follow your eye drops to a T. I know it’s hard for you right now but your eyes will get better I promise. 👍 Good luck!

It’s essential to understand that PRK recovery takes time. Your vision might be blurry initially, and stabilising can take a few days to several weeks. Be patient and allow your eyes to heal. Adequate rest and sleep are crucial to your recovery, so ensure you’re getting enough of both. Your surgeon will provide you with specific post-operative care instructions. These instructions are designed to help your eyes heal properly and minimise complications. Following them diligently is crucial for a smooth recovery. This may include using prescribed eye drops and avoiding rubbing your eyes.

Hi...I'm in same situation like u....so can I tell me if ur vision improved..and how long did it take

I'm experiencing the same, my surgery was 2 weeks ago. When did you guys start to see better? Thank you ​@ankitkumartiwari312

Hi Apoorva, I couldn't find you in our patient records but please reach out to us at any time via +61737385800 if you're in the Brisbane area.

During the initial recovery period, your eyes will be more sensitive to light and environmental factors. Wear protective sunglasses outdoors to shield your eyes from harmful UV rays and bright light.

How about today? Any improvement

We would recommend you book an appointment with your surgeon to see what can be done to relieve your symptoms.

They are both forms of lenticule extraction. You can find out more here: vson.com.au/smartsight/#02852fd0c1952aaa9

Please ask your surgeon about this as this may vary.

Glad you're enjoying new visual freedom!

@@vsonlasereyesurgerybrisban8095 But it's been 2 months since the surgery and I still have poor far vision 😁

If that's the case, contact your surgeon to see what solutions they can offer. Sometimes top-up procedures are required.

I went with the Bates Method. It cost me $40 and I went from -2 to -0.50 in 1 year allowing me to stop using glasses. 1 person I know who got surgery took 6 months to fully recover from the surgery.

If your symptoms are still persisting contact your surgeon to see what solutions they can offer.

It appears you are in rough shape. Sorry.

Any updates??

​@@florencetown4024any updates so far ?

It sometimes takes a while for your vision to stabilise. If your vision problems persist, contact your surgeon to see what solutions they can offer.

I’m having the same issue. I too am scared. Did it clear up? When? I’m saying a prayer for us both.

it has been 2 months for me now and I still see double. The eye doctor says I need to get laser treatment when 6 months have gone by, so I am still hoping this will be fixed.@@joysanders59

@@joysanders59how is everyone doing ?

@peter how's everything now?

@@rjallday28 terrible, still the same. the eye doctor says I need to have laser correction in the one eye and they can first do it 6 months after the operation. I hope this helps the double vision problem, because seeing double has ruined so much of my life specially when I work with graphics.

How r u now? I have done 3 weeks before. I feel the same. The doctor told me u would get clear vision after 2 to 3 months.

It sometimes takes a while for your vision to stabilise. If your vision problems persist, contact your surgeon to see what solutions they can offer.

How are you now?

@@amirkini9270 Blury😭

@florencetown4024 That sucks! I am an IB math teacher who had to prepare my seniors for their external exams. Before the surgery I was told the recovery wil be 1-2 weeks. Upon my week's checkup, I was told it may take up to 3 months for my vision to "settle". Just beautiful.

Hey Sara! How is your eyes now? And when you did your surgery?

I feel the same. I am a teacher also. It's been almost 5 weeks since PRK and not only am I still blurry, but I somehow got recurrent erosion of the cornea! So I have no idea what to expect. 😢

You can find this out in a free 45-minute assessment. See here: vson.com.au/book-an-appointment/#_Book

It can take a few weeks for your vision to settle after surgery. If you are still having concerns, please do feel free to contact us.

Please tell me whats become your eyes now?

Hows your vision doing 4 months after surgery?

Thank you for this. Yes, lens replacement surgery is one of the most successful vision correction procedures with, in most cases, permanent results. If you are interested, we recommend booking a free 45 minute assessment with us: vson.com.au/book-an-appointment/#Book

Thank you!

Lens replacement is a great option for people with high astigmatism yes and it is a suitable option for younger patients too. Lens replacement is often a once in a lifetime procedure, so it benefits younger people more as they can enjoy longer results! you can book a free 45 minute assessment here to discuss further: vson.com.au/book-an-appointment/#Book

We understand your concern and yes, there are risks with any medical procedure. However you can rest assured LASIK has stood the test of time as a successful and effective procedure. Have a read of this blog which covers the risks in laser eye surgery: vson.com.au/should-you-feel-scared-about-laser-eye-surgery-risks/

How's it going?

@@letyourselfbreathedeeper Gets better everyday but I'm still blurry (my 2nd time getting prk in 20 years). I have follow up tomorrow. 2. 5 week follow up

@@OhioYeti I hope everything went well! How are you doing now?

@@letyourselfbreathedeeper Left eye gets better everyday but my right eye is on the struggle bus - lol Still blurry in that eye. Epithelium is rough according to the Dr. It'll be a month tomorrow I go back for another follow up in a couple weeks.

We're sorry you're experiencing difficulty post-op. It sounds like this is very early in your recovery still and it is very normal to have some visual fluctuations post-surgery. Your vision should settle in a few weeks. If you have any further problems, please feel free to contact us.

How is it now?

@@willbearheart1356 as of Now Im Good 20/20 Good rn

@@otherway9153 that's great, I'm happy for you! 😁

Hello Other Way, we are sorry you experiencing blurred vision on your recovery. This is normal to have vision fluctuations a few weeks after surgery. Your vision should stabilise soon. If you your symptoms persist or have any other concerns, please do contact us.

We're sorry to hear you're experiencing this. It sounds like you're experiencing temporary vision fluctuations which is a normal part of healing after PRK. Your vision should settle in the coming weeks. If your symptoms persist or you have any other concerns, please feel free to contact us.

Hello Donald thank you very much for this honest review. We're sorry you had a slow recovery. It sounds like you experienced vision fluctuations after your surgery which is a normal part of healing as it can take some time for your vision to stabilise. But we are pleased to hear that you got your desired end result in the end. Please feel free to get in touch is you have any future concerns.

That's great to hear George! Lens replacement is one of the most successful vision correction procedures. We're glad you're now experiencing visual freedom.

I’m on Day 9 and still can’t drive. I was a +6.00 in both eyes though. My near vision is crisp. I just can’t see clear passed 10’

We hope you've had a better recovery now. It can vary for different people. If you have any further concerns, please feel free to get in touch.

@@94livin 3months in and very very close to 20/20 vision. How have you been?

@@Callofbooty101 I’m at almost 2 months. Vision has definitely improved a lot. I believe my doc said I was 20/30 at my one month. Fingers crossed they keep improving

@@94livinHey, how is your vision now?

Yes more pressure in your eyes. Your eyes will be vulnerable the first few days after surgery as you would any procedure so it's best to take it easy and not do any strenuous tasks. You can find out more in a free 45 minute assessment: vson.com.au/book-an-appointment/#Book

Same

We have treatments available for differently powered eyes. Book a free assessment here to find out more: vson.com.au/book-an-appointment/#Book

This is true. There is more information on this here: vson.com.au/100-things-about-laser-eye-surgery/

How is it now?

@@souljaboy4565 really good, some issues with the light, depending on the colour of the light if red its good If blue or purple not good.

Hey same problem ..my right eye is 90% better it's been 5 days ...but my left eye both near and far away are still blurry 😅not sure did i moved my eyes during laser ..

@@chandanrudrappa-dv3mz no laser can not go wrong, you may need 1 month to see clearly but not perfect ,6 months to perfect

@@kyf6705 hi new update ...both eyes are doing good in morning and after noon ..but by evening i am seeing stars around street lights , individually right eye is better in night with only star clear stars ..but 😅 left eye even has glares ..what is ur experience in this

Hello Emily Smartsight is our premium laser procedure. Read about it here: vson.com.au/smartsight-vs-lasik-eye-surgery-whats-the-difference/ If you'd like to discuss further book a free assessment here: vson.com.au/book-an-appointment/#Book

@@vsonlasereyesurgerybrisban8095 From the link: "SmartSight is advanced technology compared to the previous generation of Lenticule Extraction or keyhole LASIK, called SMILE. The big breakthrough is that SmartSight can treat astigmatism much more accurately and treat a broader range of shortsightedness than SMILE." Can you explain what the breakthrough is in more detail?

We can answer this in a free assessment, book here: vson.com.au/book-an-appointment/#Book

We are sorry you are experiencing this. Please feel free to contact us to see what we can do: vson.com.au/book-an-appointment/#Book

Did you not watch the video?

how are you right now

We're sorry you're experiencing this after your surgery. It is normal to experience blurred vision or vision fluctuations after Trans PRK surgery. We hope your recovery has improved. If not, please do contact us.

How is it now?

Thank you for reaching out to us and sharing your experience after your recent laser eye surgery. We're sorry to hear that you're experiencing some differences between your left and right eye. We'd like to assure you that this is a normal part of the healing process. After laser eye surgery, it's common for vision to fluctuate as your eyes adjust to their new state. As a result, one eye may heal faster than the other, causing temporary differences in clarity and focus. These fluctuations typically resolve within a few weeks, but it's important to be patient and follow any post-operative care instructions provided by your surgeon. If you have any concerns or questions about your recovery, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to support you throughout your journey to better vision.

It's been 26 days since I have done PRK . now i have your issue , please could you inform me that your vision is healed ? I'm worry about mine , my left eyes vision is so bad

Hi any update?

​@@wizhdanqadr6885how do you fell now?

Updates?

​@@tonydawg Left eye is still blurry, maybe more than it was those 6 days back. Right one is way better and almost at the point when i wore contact lens.

​@@davidschober49 Are you seeing better now?

@@willbearheart1356 Yes, trust the doctors when they say to you that your eyes need time to recover. My vision is 20/20 now.

Thank you for sharing your experience 15 days after your laser eye surgery. We understand that it can be concerning to still experience blurry vision at this stage of your recovery, but we want to reassure you that this can be normal. Every individual heals differently after laser eye surgery, and some people may experience a longer recovery period than others. It's not uncommon to experience some blurriness or haziness in your vision during the initial post-operative period, as your eyes are still adjusting to their new state. We recommend that you continue to follow any post-operative care instructions provided by your surgeon, including the use of any prescribed eye drops or medications. It's also important to avoid any strenuous activities or exposure to harsh environments that could potentially affect your eyes during the healing process. If you have any further concerns or questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. We're here to support you throughout your recovery and ensure that you achieve the best possible results from your surgery.

That's partly because of the eye drops

@@consultpunit I dont think so, my doctor says that I have always the Haze

How is it now?

@@souljaboy4565 at night, cant always see clear

We're sorry to hear that you're still experiencing haze three months after your laser eye surgery. While it's common to experience some haziness or fluctuations in vision during the initial healing period, these issues usually resolve within a few weeks. In some cases, however, patients may experience longer-lasting haze or other visual issues. This can be due to a variety of factors, such as pre-existing eye conditions or complications during the surgery. We recommend that you schedule a follow-up appointment with your surgeon to have your eyes evaluated and discuss any ongoing issues you may be experiencing. They can provide you with a more personalised assessment and recommend any further treatments or adjustments that may be necessary to help improve your vision. Thank you for choosing our clinic for your laser eye surgery, and please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any further questions or concerns.

bro how are you now

@@kasyapkasyap2902 vision is much clearer now... However, 100% recovery will take few more weeks

Bro,mjhe 6 month ho gye h but kch clear nh h,sb blur h ...

​@@consultpunit Are you fully healed and seeing perfectly now?!

@@willbearheart1356 Nope... Not 100%. But it's not affecting my day-to-day activities.

Thank you for contacting us and sharing your experience two weeks after your PRK surgery. It's not uncommon to experience some visual changes or fluctuations during the healing process, but we understand that experiencing double vision can be concerning. Double vision, or diplopia, can occur after PRK surgery due to a variety of factors, such as dry eyes, swelling, or changes in the shape of the cornea. We recommend that you schedule a follow-up appointment with us to have your eyes evaluated and determine the underlying cause of your double vision. We may recommend additional treatments or adjustments to help improve your vision, such as prescribing new eyeglasses or contact lenses. In some cases, diplopia may resolve on its own as your eyes continue to heal, but it's important to have your eyes evaluated to ensure that there are no underlying issues that require further attention. Thank you for choosing VSON for your PRK surgery, and please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any further questions or concerns.

Thank you for contacting us and sharing your experience 7 days after your PRK surgery. It's not uncommon to experience some fluctuations in your vision during the initial healing period, and it's possible that your left eye is still in the process of adjusting. However, if you're concerned that your left eye is not healing as quickly as your right eye, we recommend that you schedule a follow-up appointment with your surgeon to have your eyes evaluated. They can perform a thorough examination to determine if there are any underlying issues that require further attention. In some cases, additional treatments or adjustments may be necessary to help improve the clarity of your vision. We may recommend the use of additional eye drops or medications, or they may advise you to avoid certain activities or environments that could potentially affect your eyes during the healing process. Thank you for choosing VSON for your PRK surgery, and please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any further questions or concerns.