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@@soukainalazar Yes I think around 2 to 2.5 weeks you should be comfortable to sit in front of computer. Get one of those blue light filter sunglasses from Amazon and they help with reducing eye fatigue after surgery. Also make sure you lubricate your eyes often

​@tusharnayyer951 thanks a lot for ur quick response, very reassuring. Glad the procedure worked for u and hope it produces similar results for me as well ❤

@@soukainalazar No worries, Good luck on your procedure. I am sure it's going to be a great recovery for you as well.

Just posted a 12 month update.

Correct it was 20/400 on the left and 20/50 on the right .

@@tusharnayyer951 Holy mother of god thats some incredible improvement. I believe i am a 20/200 bad eye perhaps 20/150 and maybe a 20/80 good eye and sadly no where offers this in my state so im forced to travel out of state and not have insurance so its very costly. But im looking to have this done in the next few months. Hoping i can maybe get to a point where glasses give me 20/20

You will be fine. Looks like yours is not too bad.

I have Very slight glare

Not really much progress . It's about the same, left eye is still sharper than right but overall I can read very well at distance. Sometimes near vision could be a very slight blurry but I am 37 so that could be natural to my age.

@@tusharnayyer951 what was your prescription before doing this procedure

Sorry bud, unfortunately not taking DMs at this time. I don't really have much to share other than what I post in my videos. Good luck on your recovery !

Yes actually pretty great correction with glasses.

Hi Tushar thanks for your videos Do you still have double vision with your glasses or not ?

@@Mo-qf5ye Hi not very much, everyone once in a while I see some double vision

Thanks for your reply it would be great if you keep make videos about your progress and if you could share your Pentacam (your right eye )or at least where does the cone located and how much was the thickness / the maximum diopter (curvature) and one more Question regarding TPRK do you think that the doctor customize some Parameter or the the computer does the surgery by itself guided by Cornea topography I know this is a lot of questions and info but unfortunately there isn’t enough experiences published on TH-cam/Internet

​@@Mo-qf5ye hey. Did you also have the same procedure? TPRK C3R?

Hey this is all the info I have. I recently got it checked as part of my 3 months check in drive.google.com/file/d/1fXdBHx4RjPoaMdZS6GDcMmnD9raZEzdS/view?usp=drivesdk

​@@tusharnayyer951 left eye seems more impacted but power is just 1.25 cyl...i wud say normal astigmatism guys have it more 😂

Did you also have the same surgery?

I am doing well, thank you ! I am really sorry to hear that. Did you do CXL + PRK ? or simply CXL ? Although I am no Doctor but from what I have seen and read ,recovery usually takes 3 to 6 months although it can take longer if you have corneal haze.

@@tusharnayyer951 i did both CXL & PRK... ive read that too in my research so i dont know if im being impatient but ive heard of other people talking about that they see significant improvements in the first couple of weeks...definitely frustrating .. i have a follow up tomorrow ... i'll see what they say.. i had one 3 weeks ago the doctor acted like it was normal ...but i dont know i dont feel it lol

@@omartaveras6455 Please ask them if you have a higher level of corneal haze which could be the reason your vision may not be clear.

@@tusharnayyer951 i will keep you updated

@@omartaveras6455 Good luck 🤞 !

No scans unfortunately. I do think it's part of natural healing process as I sometimes wake up with better vision and it degrades nearing end of the day or if my eyes are tired. I am booking an appointment with Pacific Laser Eye Center next week to reverify if they see any degradation per say

Before surgery it was 430 in left ,478 on right. These are approximations as I don't recall exact numbers unfortunately

@@tusharnayyer951 ok I am actually going to have this surgery and I have so many questions, can I reach you on your phone or insta/fb ? Like what was your power, before and after your c3r + prk ? From where did you get this done?

@@kirti812 Hi all questions are answered in my logs. Please go through them and let me know if you find anything unanswered.

​@@kirti812hey dude. Did you have the surgery? I had the same surgery

Hey bud I donot unfortunately have much info on Doctors who perform this in India. But this doctor has been posting lot of videos of performing similar surgeries in India. Maybe connect with him and see if he can help you with this. th-cam.com/video/cEwvkEKz6NA/w-d-xo.html

I hope so as well !

Yes ! I am planning to create a video on that soon.

Post surgery after a week I had slight blurriness all of a sudden in my right eye which has now substantially reduced. Idk if it was corneal haze but it matches the description of cloudiness. Whatever it was, it was very minimal. I consulted Cure Sight Laser Center in Ahmedabad in 2019, and last year some other doctors whose name I donot know as they were consulted by my parents on my behalf. More or less they all suggested CXL Or CXL and sclerals/ Icl later.

I used to see some halos in the night but it's more or less not visible anymore. I don't see multiple moons. I do have double vision but it's greatly reduced after surgery and seems to be better now. But some days double vision issue is worse some days not so much. You can view my prescription strength here pre surgery ibb.co/PDVc3Vg. Right now I believe I have 20/20 left eye and 20/25 right eye . It was 20/400 left eye and 20/50 right eye before surgery.

Hey. Dud you also go through the same TCAT/TPRK C3R surgery?

Hi, I unfortunately donot have most recent scans but I have a scan from 2019. My most recent scans were slightly worse than 2019 scans : Here is the link to view 2019 scan drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gNoPvy-vcN7c6Yp6JMtolh_Hzo-P6r4Q

@@tusharnayyer951 Hi again, the link does not work. I believe that copy pasting does not work you have to create a share link or something. Anyway, I do not wish to bother you during your recovery. Best wishes!

@@pniavis oh That's odd, I indeed kept the settings to be open for all. Anyways I uploaded the image here as well. Let me know if this one works for you postimg.cc/gallery/CSV2rWR

@@tusharnayyer951 thank you very much! I will be watching your reports.

Hi James, Plec suggested that I should take a month off ideally but 2 weeks is the bare minimum suggested. However I just got my bandage contact lens removed and Doctor said I am ready to return to work if I wish to as my vision is 99% healed. I don't plan to get glasses/contact as one of the reason I went for this surgery was to correct my vision as well which by the way is now 20/25 for both eyes !

​@@tusharnayyer951 Congrats, that's great news! Were you wearing contacts before this? I've been in scleral lenses for a while now and I don't mind them too much but if I could go lens free that would be amazing.

@@jameswwright I have only worn glasses , never tried contact lenses. I agree, nothing feels better than going glasses free !

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It's better than average .