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Forced to make a ReLEx SMILE 👁ïļ EP.01

When the eye refused contact lenses, life forced it to make a ReLEx SMILE 👁ïļ

We have been wearing contact lenses for many years (with alternating glasses), but I prefer contact lenses because I feel more comfortable wearing glasses and headaches, and there are some dry eyes, but I still do not need artificial tears.

But the turning point here...

After working on the screen very hard, using long-sightedness every day until the eyes become drier. In the afternoon to the evening, when wearing contact lenses, the eyes begin to sore, and the next day, the contacts do not stick, bounce out, or wear for a moment, it is offended. The new pair is still the same.

Finally, I changed to wear glasses instead, but concluded that I did not survive, wearing headaches, unable to look for a long time, difficult to drive, especially at night, was almost unable to drive.

I endured it for more than a week until I felt that it was very difficult to live, so I decided to check it out because it was like "I can't wear anything anymore," even at first I just thought I had to check it out and I could do it when I was ready.

📌 Prepare procedure

1. Very important - find out what doctors want to do because they check and dissect with the same doctor.

2. Stop wearing contact lenses for about a week (Our lucky because we can't wear them anymore)

3. Do not wash your hair before the day. (Some places that give vowels first. Must check with the clinic)

4. Abstain from makeup, loons and perfumes

5. Put on a button top to change the dress easily.

6. Should have relatives or friends with you or at least come back after you have finished

📌 Eye examination procedure

1. Measure the eye value as when cutting glasses. Read many kinds of numbers. Many stages.

2.Examine through about 4 machines, such as eye measurement, eye pressure measurement, corneal measurement, etc.

3. Meet the doctor in the first round. The doctor will examine the eye, examine the cornea, eye lens, and measure the eye again.

4. Drop the iris dilator and wait about 30 minutes - 1 hour.

5. The doctor re-examines the behavior of living, such as using a heavy screen, often driving at night to adjust the treatment to suit us. There is light, distraction, blur, and the doctor clears his eyes.

6. Drop the iris. If you decide to do it, wait about 1-2 hours.

7. Our iris is difficult to shrink. Must drop repeatedly many times.

8. There is a more detailed examination. Because the eye lens is scratched and streaked, the doctor explained it very thoroughly.

* * * The nurse also secretly complained to the doctor, "Examined again?" 😂 But admit that the doctor is very detailed and attentive. The case is very tight, but also examined everything very thoroughly. Please bless the doctor.

📌 Surgical procedure

1. Leave valuables with relatives

2. Change into a surgical suit. Put on a hat over your hair.

3. Wash your face and wash your hands with disinfectant soap.

4. Wait for surgery and take painkillers.

5. Multiple anesthetic drops + disinfectant

6. Into the operating room. The staff will help you arrange the posture. Cover all the clothes.

7. The staff explains all the steps throughout. Make it less worrying.

8. The doctor came to explain how the machine works, how it takes, and try to move before you start.

9. The operation will lock the eye and stare at the center of the light. The machine will feel like a suction press on the eye, but it will not hurt. The doctor said that there will be bubbles in the eye, making it temporarily invisible.

10. After that, the doctor will remove the bubbles. Feel like there is something kickoff in the eye, but it does not hurt at all.

11. Do the other side. Our left side is a little difficult to lock the eyes because the shape of the eyes and the eyes are very dry.

12. After you finish, you will still look a little blurry. The doctor will read the letters and say that the image will gradually become clearer.

13. Cover the eyes to prevent accidentally crushing our eyes. The right side must be closed further because there are abrasions on the lens.

14. Change the dress back dimly and the officer takes it out to a relative.

15. Nurses teach you how to wipe your eyes, how to drop pills, and postoperative practices.

16. Check the next day. Ready to bring your medicine bag.

It concluded, "Our ReLEx SMILE has almost no pain."

During surgery, the doctor explained in great detail, spoke throughout every procedure, making him feel no fear (secretly pity the doctor more, afraid of the doctor's dry throat)

📌 the medicine that went home.

1.Painkillers - ours is not eaten. Because it is not painless.

2.Sleep pills - help easy sleep for the first 2 days

3.Steroid drops + saline (4 times a day)

4. Disinfectant (Dropped and a little offended)

5. Artificial tears (dripping all day, dry time)

6. Eye cleaning kit

7.Tape for eye cover

❗ïļ all drops must be spared at least five minutes before the next drop.

The first day after dissection, most of them will drop the medicine for the evening and before bed and refrain from washing or wiping their faces because they have been cleaned clinically.

Finish 1 full day with eye examination and dissection ReLEx SMILE 👁ïļâœĻ

I want to tell everyone that it's worth a lot to be addicted to. Make a new eye near me for real.

Wait, come to review the results after doing on the next EP.# Lecik # Life is better # Drug sign with lemon8 # Eyeglasses ♩ Experience recounting

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