No, you should avoid sleeping face down after LASIK.  This position puts unnecessary pressure on your eyes, potentially disrupting the healing process and compromising your…

LASIK surgery is generally not recommended for individuals with -12 diopters (D) of myopia.  The ideal upper limit for LASIK is -8.0 D, while some…

Dark circles after LASIK can be managed and reduced through a combination of proper care, hydration, a healthy diet, and adequate rest.  These simple yet…

Regression after LASIK is usually caused by natural healing responses or corneal biomechanics that slightly alter the reshaped cornea over time.  This can lead to…

SMILE is a minimally invasive laser surgery primarily for myopia and mild astigmatism, but it has limitations, like slower visual recovery and fewer trained surgeons. …

Halos after LASIK surgery are generally temporary, often diminishing significantly within the first few weeks. For most patients, they resolve entirely within three to six…

A LASIK flap wrinkle, also known as striae, is a rare complication that occurs when the corneal flap created during LASIK surgery is not perfectly…

Yes, you can box after LASIK, but it is crucial to follow specific precautions and allow adequate recovery time for your eyes.  Whether you’re an…

Yes, you can return to the gym after LASIK surgery, but it’s crucial to follow some guidelines to protect your eyes during recovery.  Rushing back…