By using a laser to reshape the cornea the transparent front portion of the eye laser eye surgery, also known as refractive surgery, can address visual issues. The need for glasses or contact lenses is lessened or eliminated.
Before and After Surgery Symptoms
Prior to surgery (vision issues being fixed)
- Astigmatism, farsightedness, and nearsightedness are examples of blurred vision.
- Dependence on contact lenses or spectacles.
- Headaches or eye strain.
Common Temporary Side Effects Following Surgery
- Usually, dry eyes become better in a few weeks.
- Glare or halos that gradually disappear, particularly at night.
- Burning or mild discomfort (initial 24–48 hours).
- Vision fluctuations (stabilizes in weeks to months).
