-Oh, and one more thing about pupil size. This one drove me crazy.
In fact, I had a total meltdown more than once about it. Bottom line
is, some people's eyes are VERY sensitive to these drops. And my
pupils did not equilibrate until I was off ALL drops for 2-4 weeks!!
You may just be absorbing more in one eye than the other. Try to be
patient. It's something that I was never successful with, but in
hindsight, I could have saved myself a lot of anxiety.


-- In piolusers@yahoogroups.com, "cyimski" <cyimski@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I got the Visian ICL procedure done in my left eye over a week ago
> and the right eye 4 days ago. I've had mixed results so far. The
> anaesthesiologist for my left eye apparently broke a whole bunch of
> blood vessels so the inside of my left eye is blood red. And has
> remained this way for the past 10 days. In addition, I have this
> weird sensation in my left eye like there's something in it and
> everytime I look to the left, it seems blurry. My doc took a look
> and said the lens is implanted perfectly and that it's just a
matter
> of time to let it settle.
>
> Meanwhile, the right eye was done this past Wed and I have had
> amazing vision and no weird sensation / discomfort at ALL. It's as
> if I never had anything done. It's a stark contrast to what my left
> eye looks and feels like.
>
> In addition, I noticed that my left pupil is larger than my right.
I
> using omnipred for both eyes so I don't understand why one would be
> more dilated than the other. My left eye also actually looks
smaller
> and still aches a bit.
>
> So, I was wondering if anyone else had similar results. I am trying
> to give it some more time as my doc says that it may be that my
left
> eye is just slower in recovering. But I'm getting impatient and
it's
> disconcerting to have this weird vision in my left eye. Any input
> would be greatly appreciated.
>