NearVision CK is on popular way that people can improve the quality of their vision. As with any surgical procedure, there are a number of concerns that people express prior to undergoing surgery. Below are some common concerns people have before, during, and after NearVision CK.
Will both eyes be treated on the same day?
As a rule,
NearVision CK is performed on only one eye, however if the patient’s prescription requires treatment of both eyes; then both eyes will be performed on the same day.
Will I need to wear patches over my eyes following the NearVision CK procedure?
You will not need to wear patches over your eyes following the NearVision CK procedure.
How soon can I go back to work?
The majority of the patients are able to go back to work and engage in any other normal activities the day after their procedure. Recover is very quick however you will be advised to be careful with your eyes and to avoid in strain. You may want to give your eyes extra rest of several days following the procedure if your job entails intense vision clarity, such as dentistry, surgery, or computer work.
What will I feel during the procedure?
This procedure is considered to be painless. You will be aware of the speculum used to keep your eye open during the procedure. The feeling of pressure on the eye is the most common feeling the majority of patients have during the procedure. There may be some discomfort following the procedure. Many patients feel as if there is a foreign object in their eye. This will normally recede within the 24 hours following the procedure.
What side effects and risks are with the NearVision CK procedure?
The procedure has exhibited very minimal risk and almost no side effects, because of the minimally invasiveness of the procedure. In the first 24 to 48 hours you may experience tearing and discomfort, which will include the feeling of a foreign object in your eye. You may also experience an over correction of your vision by the slightest amount. This will stabilize in the following weeks.
Are there any restrictions following the NearVision CK procedure?
With all vision correction treatments there are certain precautions, which should be taken, and NearVision is no different. Following the procedure, patients should avoid getting contaminated water in their eyes for at least a week. This includes water from swimming pools, spas, lakes, and the ocean. When showering or bathing, patients should avoid getting soap and dirty water into their eyes. Sweat from exercising should also be kept out of the patient’s eyes. Patients will need to discontinue the use of make-up for one week, and all patients should avoid rubbing their eyes for two weeks following the procedure.
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