Laser Eye Surgery
EYE HEALTH GUIDE
Author: <span>Mehmet Akar</span>
How Many Days After Laser Eye Surgery or Cataract Surgery Can You Shower?
It is generally recommended to wait 3 to 5 days before showering after laser eye surgery or cataract surgery. This period is important for protecting the eye against the risk of infection and ensuring that healing progresses safely. Water should not enter the eye during the postoperative period. For this reason, during the first few […]
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Can Blurred Vision Occur After Cataract Surgery?
Temporary blurred vision after cataract surgery is common. This complaint is considered normal during the first few weeks because of the eye's healing process and swelling. Visual clarity usually improves within a short time. Posterior capsule opacification may cause blurred vision months or years after surgery. In this situation, vision can be restored with a […]
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What Are the Different Types of Cataracts?
A cataract is a condition that develops when the eye's natural lens loses its transparency and can be classified into different types. Nuclear, cortical and subcapsular cataracts are among the most common types of cataracts. Each type has a different effect on visual quality and may progress at a different rate. A nuclear cataract develops […]
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Light Sensitivity After Cataract Surgery
Light sensitivity after cataract surgery is a common complaint during the recovery process. Glare and dazzle may persist for several weeks as the eye adapts after surgery. Symptoms of sensitivity are particularly noticeable as discomfort when exposed to sunlight, headlights, and bright screens. This condition is generally temporary and decreases over time. Risk factors include […]
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Secondary Cataract
A secondary cataract is clouding that develops in the lens capsule after cataract surgery. Although it is commonly described as "the cataract returning," it is actually a different condition. Symptoms include blurred vision, light scattering, and difficulty reading. These complaints generally develop several months or years after surgery. The treatment method is laser capsulotomy. During […]
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Surgery for Tear Duct Obstruction (DSR)
Tear duct obstruction surgery is performed to redirect tears into the nasal cavity. The DSR method provides a permanent solution by creating a new passage that bypasses the blocked duct. The operation may be performed under local or general anesthesia. The bone between the nose and the eye is thinned, and a new channel is […]
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What Is a Chalazion (Eyelid Cyst)? Symptoms and Treatment
A chalazion is a chronic inflammatory cyst caused by blockage of the oil glands in the eyelid. It is usually painless, but it can cause cosmetic concerns and may gradually grow large enough to affect the visual field. Symptoms of a chalazion include swelling, redness, and a firm lump on the eyelid. Mild pain may […]
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What Helps with Eye Redness? How Can It Be Relieved?
Eye redness can occur for many reasons, including infection, allergies, dry eye, or irritation. In mild cases, rest, artificial tears, and avoiding irritants are generally sufficient. Antihistamine drops may be effective for allergy-related eye redness. In cases of infection, antibiotic or antiviral drops are prescribed by a doctor. Treatment is planned according to the underlying […]
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What Is Amblyopia and How Is It Treated?
Amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye, occurs when the vision in one eye does not develop normally during childhood. It involves reduced vision that cannot be fully corrected with glasses. If it is not diagnosed early, it may lead to permanent vision loss. The most common causes of amblyopia include strabismus, high refractive errors, and […]
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What Are Colored Contact Lenses? Are They Harmful?
Colored contact lenses are used to change or enhance eye color for cosmetic purposes. Prescription options that correct refractive errors are also available, and they can be a safe alternative when used correctly. Incorrect or unhygienic use of colored contact lenses can cause eye infections, allergies, and corneal damage. It is therefore very important to […]
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Can You Have Laser Eye Surgery Twice?
Laser eye surgery, such as LASIK, PRK, or SMILE, can be performed a second time when necessary. A second laser procedure may be considered if the desired vision correction was not achieved after the first operation or if the prescription has increased again. The decision is based on the structure of the eye. Corneal thickness […]
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Corneal Cross-Linking: Procedure, Recovery, and Success Rate
Corneal cross-linking is a modern treatment used to strengthen the cornea in keratoconus. Riboflavin drops and a special light are used to strengthen the bonds between collagen fibers in the cornea. This procedure slows vision loss. During the first few days after treatment, stinging, burning, and blurred vision may occur. These symptoms are temporary and […]
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