PreCaution Taken pre operative surgery

After your eye surgery at Wellbee Eye Hospital, a protective patch will be placed on your eyes, which will be removed after 4–5 days. During recovery, avoid touching, rubbing, or squeezing your eyes, and protect them from dust and polluted air. Do not use cosmetics or expose your eyes to water, and avoid swimming until cleared by your doctor. After 3–4 days, you can bathe and wash your hair, but keep your eyes closed. Normal activities like cooking and walking can resume, but avoid smoking, alcohol, and excessive screen time. Follow your surgeon’s instructions for applying eye drops carefully, and avoid driving a bike, but you can drive a car after one week. You may eat normally, with no dietary restrictions, and continue taking diabetic medication as prescribed. After two weeks, you can start reading and using mobile or laptop devices. Regular follow-ups at the hospital are essential, and you should avoid any pressure or injury to the eyes. Always follow your consultant’s advice for optimal recovery and ensure a proper eye checkup for long-term eye health. Pre-operative tips are important to prepare you for the surgery, and following these instructions will help improve the recovery process.

At Wellbee Eye Hospital, our priority is to make sure your recovery is as smooth as possible. After the surgery, you will be given a protective patch, which will remain in place for 4–5 days. It’s important to protect your eyes during this time, so do not touch, rub, or squeeze them. Your eyes should be shielded from dust, polluted air, and any other contaminants, so it’s essential to avoid outdoor exposure and pollution. Avoid the use of any cosmetics around the eyes and keep them dry. Do not swim or expose the eyes to water until your doctor gives you permission. After 3–4 days, you may bathe and wash your hair, but ensure your eyes remain closed to avoid contact with water. You can resume normal activities such as cooking, walking, and household chores, but you must refrain from smoking and drinking alcohol, as they may hinder the healing process. Excessive screen time should be avoided to prevent strain on your eyes. When it comes to applying eye drops, follow your surgeon’s instructions carefully. Always wash your hands before touching the dropper and never touch the nozzle. If you’re unsure, ask a family member to help with the drops. Pre-operative tips will be provided by your surgeon to ensure you are prepared for the surgery and recovery. Driving is safe after one week, but avoid riding a bike. You can eat normally without any restrictions, and diabetic patients should continue their regular medication. After two weeks, you may resume activities like reading, using your mobile, or working on a laptop. Regular follow-up visits are necessary, and it’s important to continue with the prescribed eye care. Pre-operative tips and instructions from your surgeon will help ensure a smooth recovery process.

In the post-surgery phase at Wellbee Eye Hospital, after the protective patch is applied, which will be removed after 4–5 days, you must take special care to follow the recovery guidelines. Touching, rubbing, or squeezing your eyes can cause unnecessary strain or injury, so it’s important to avoid doing so. Your eyes should be protected from dust, polluted air, and other environmental factors. It’s advised to refrain from using cosmetics around the eyes and to avoid water coming into contact with the eyes. Swimming is also not allowed until your doctor confirms it’s safe. After 3–4 days, you may resume bathing and washing your hair, but be careful to keep your eyes closed to avoid irritation or infection. Regular activities like cooking and walking can be done, but smoking and alcohol should be avoided during the healing period. It’s also important to limit excessive screen time to reduce eye strain. Follow your surgeon’s guidance regarding the use of eye drops, ensuring you wash your hands before applying the drops. Avoid touching the nozzle, and consider asking a family member for help if necessary. Pre-operative tips and proper preparation for the surgery will make the recovery process easier. You can drive a car after one week of surgery, but bike riding should be avoided for a while. There are no dietary restrictions, so you can continue eating as usual, including milk, roti, and meat. Diabetic patients should continue taking their prescribed medications. After two weeks, you can start reading, using mobile devices, or working on your laptop. It’s essential to visit the hospital regularly for follow-up checkups, ensuring proper healing and eye health. By following your surgeon’s advice, including pre-operative tips, you can ensure a successful recovery and maintain good long-term eye health.