Using Medical Lenses and Undergoing Blepharoplasty

Hello, Yes, after a blepharoplasty procedure, you can use medical lenses, and there is no obstruction to that. Make sure to follow post-operative care instructions and consult with your surgeon on when it would be safe to resume using them based on how your recovery progresses.

Hello! Generally, there shouldn't be a problem with using medical lenses after a blepharoplasty. However, you might need to wait a few days or until your doctor advises it's safe to use them again, as your eyes may be a bit sensitive immediately following the surgery.

Yes, you can continue using medical lenses after blepharoplasty, but you should give your eyes ample time to heal first. There’s usually no rush, so taking a short break from lenses to ensure complete healing can be a wise decision. Check with your doctor for the best advice on when to resume their use.

I've been through a similar situation! After my blepharoplasty, I waited for about a week before I started using my medical lenses again, just to ensure my eyes were fully healed and there was no risk of infection. Always best to be cautious and consult with your healthcare provider first.

Hi! It's important to consult with your surgeon about this, but typically, patients can resume wearing lenses after the initial recovery period. Just make sure to follow your surgeon's guidance on when to start wearing them again to avoid any irritation or complications during the healing process.