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    What happens after LASIK surgery and when can I return to my normal activities?

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  • Dr Sonia Moorthy

    Ophthalmologist (Eye Specialist)

    Dr. Sonia Moorthy is a Refractive Specialist with expertise in laser vision correction, advanced cataract surgery and next-generation lens implants, dry eye disease/IRPL, and interventional … View Profile

    A protective bandage or eye shield is placed over the eye to prevent it from being rubbed. Eye drops and possibly other medications may be prescribed to avoid infection and to aid the healing process. A post-op examination the next day is customary, as are further examinations for the following weeks or months. You will be able to resume most of your everyday activities and return to work within the first week.

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