FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Rest for a minimum of two to three days. You're free to resume simple activities like reading, writing, and walking as soon as you feel up to it. Check with your doctor for any specific advice for you.

  • Yes, you should take rest after laser treatment. It is important that you protect your eye for the day. Your vision is likely to be hazy.

  • Yes, glasses need to be worn all the time. Contact lenses or laser correction of Myopia can be done.

  • Those aged 65 or above should have an eye checkup done once every 12 months

  • Although eyeglasses and contact lenses help correct vision, they do not cure myopia.

  • Possibly. Your children may require glasses if both biological parents wear them.

  • Yes, if left undetected and untreated glaucoma may result in blindness.

  • There is no laser currently in use that removes cataracts

  • It will distort your vision temporarily, it can even cause permanent eye damage.

  • Carrots give a little quantity of vitamin A, which is required for excellent vision.