No. Generally, the postoperative period for each procedure is a maximum of two weeks, after which patients can resume their normal activities without exertion.
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Do scars remain on the face?
No. The surgery is performed with invisible incisions, which may cause some swelling in the first few days, but otherwise, there will be no marks on the face.
Do Oculoplasty procedures change the expression of the face?
No. On the contrary, the gaze will appear brighter and rejuvenated.
Can blepharoplasty lose its effect over time?
No. Once the procedure is done, the results will be permanent, so patients don’t have to worry.
Is retinal surgery effective for detachment?
Yes, especially if it is treated promptly. Therefore, it is essential to seek specialized ophthalmological care as early as possible.
What are the symptoms of retinal detachment?
The appearance of floaters, flashes of light, or a black curtain obstructs vision. In advanced cases, distortion of images or loss of visual acuity may occur.
Who is prone to retinal detachment?
Elderly individuals (+65 years old), middle-aged individuals (30-40 years old), diabetics, those with high myopia (over -7 diopters), individuals with ocular diseases that lead to eye inflammation, and patients with a family history of retinal detachment.
Can retinal detachment be prevented?
Yes, as long as patients have regular eye check-ups, at least once a year.
Can keratoconus improve or heal on its own?
Keratoconus does not improve or heal on its own. It either progresses or stabilizes. Therefore, it is important to have regular eye check-ups to monitor the condition and take appropriate measures promptly.
Can spending long hours on the computer cause keratoconus?
No. There is no evidence of this. The exception is eye rubbing in cases of discomfort from screen light.