Is it good to wear blue light glasses after LASIK?

If you have been wearing blue light glasses after your LASIK surgery and find them to make a difference, there is no reason to discontinue wearing them. However, the only thing that will truly prevent eye strain is giving your eyes a break. We recommend being mindful of how long you have been staring at your device.

Do you need to wear sunglasses at night after LASIK?

Eye protection: To prevent eye-rubbing the first night, we recommend wearing sunglasses to bed. For the first 24 hours after surgery, it is important that you wear your sunglasses at all times, both indoors and outdoors. important to monitor the healing of your eyes.

Do I need to wear glasses after LASIK?

In most cases, the changes in power after LASIK are minor and do not cause problems. Most patients may not need to wear glasses again except for certain tasks like driving at night, mainly as a safety precaution. Some patients may need to undergo re-treatment for fine-tuning or enhancement.

Is it bad to blink hard after Lasik?

Make an effort to blink more Blinking is a key part of how your eyes produce tears and deliver nutrients. If you notice that your eyes are dry after LASIK, it’s time to blink more. This is especially crucial once you start reintroducing screens into your routine.

How long do I have to wear dark glasses after LASIK?

Immediately following your procedure you will be given dark goggles to wear home and for the first few days of recovery. In addition to protecting your eyes from harmful light, these goggles also protect from rubbing the eyes during this important stage of recovery when the LASIK flap could become easily damaged.

Can I look at screens after LASIK?

As part of this rest, we recommend that you avoid looking at screens of any kind — TV, phone, computer or tablet — for 24 hours after LASIK. After this initial resting period, you can gradually ramp up your screen time over the next few days.