Mild discomfort, light sensitivity, and blurry vision are common. A bandage lens is placed to protect the healing cornea.
Discomfort reduces as the surface starts healing. Vision may still be hazy, and sensitivity can persist.
The bandage lens is usually removed. Vision remains blurry but slowly begins to stabilise. Light activities are manageable.
Irritation fades, and vision improves gradually. Follow-ups help monitor healing and corneal stability.
Vision gets clearer over months. Full results may take 3–6 months as the cornea strengthens and stabilises.