Do you need reexamination after myopia surgery? How often do you review?

Yes, it is necessary. The postoperative period is usually the first day, the third day, one week, one month, three months, six months and one year. This is a regular physical examination seven times a year. After that, it is recommended to have your eyes examined every one to two years.

Pre-review is mainly to review the situation of eye wounds to avoid infection. Pre-review also requires medication, and doctors need to determine the usage and dosage of medication after surgery according to the review, so post-surgery pre-review is as important as surgery. It is best to recheck in the hospital where the operation is performed.

Post-review, that is, one month after operation, is mainly to regularly monitor the comprehensive recovery of vision and eyes after operation.

Follow-up check once every one to two years, mainly to check the situation of fundus, which is mainly the routine physical examination and screening of eyes.