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 Post-Surgery, Dick - Grand Blanc, MI, 12/01/2000
  Monovision, Nader G. Iskander, M.D. Detroit, MI 12/01/2000, (#1)
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"Post-Surgery"
Posted by Dick - Grand Blanc, MI on 09:44:05 12/01/2000
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What kinf of improvements can I expect with mono from day one through say, 3 months? Will both near and far become clearer. Day 2 and my distance is good. Near vision is still a little blurry.
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1. "Monovision"
Posted by Nader G. Iskander, M.D. on 14:37:50 12/01/2000
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Generally, It takes 1-2 weeks and up to a
month for the vision to stabilize. If there is
swelling in the flap, it may take longer. The
remaining myopia in the monovision eye will
determine the near visual acuity in that eye.
Sincerely,
Nader G. Iskander, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology
Specialist in Refractive Surgery
Kresge Eye Institute / Wayne State University
4717 At Antoine
Detroit, MI 48201
Office:
Fax:
www.med.wayne.edu/kresgeeye/web/faculty-p
rofiles.html
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