While SmileLASIK is a fast recovery procedure with few side effects, you may occasionally experience a sudden defocusing of your eyes. This may be related to a sore eye, or it may be temporary as your eyes adjust to the procedure. Unlike LASIK, you will need to be extra careful during the initial recovery process as you will not be using LASIK protective lenses, and avoiding alcohol for a period of time after your procedure will help you recover faster. There has also been a lot of interest in the cost of SmilePro recently, and many people are wondering how it compares to LASIK.
If so, the Why do eyes suddenly become out of focus after Smileys, and how can you prevent it? In this article, we'll take a look at the causes and solutions.
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1. Smiloplasty
Smilas are A minimally invasive surgery to correct vision, with a quick recovery and fewer side effects. It's the method of choice for many people. However, it's important to understand the procedure and what to expect, as unexpected changes in vision or sudden out-of-focus symptoms can occur after surgery.
More recently, we've gone a step further than traditional smileys by using the SmilePro costsThis is a hot topic, and there are many factors to consider when choosing a treatment due to the differences in the surgical procedure and recovery process. While the cost of SmilePro is higher when compared to traditional smile makeovers, the Advantages include smaller corneal incisions and faster recovery timeand refractive surgery. It's important to understand these differences and choose the right surgery for your eye condition.
1) Methods
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The SmileLa procedure is performed using a Using a femtosecond laser to form a thin flap of tissue called a lenticule inside the corneato remove the tissue. The procedure then involves making small incisions of 2 to 4 millimetres in size and removing the resulting tissue. Through this process, the refractive power of the cornea is adjusted and vision is corrected.
SmileLASIK requires a corneal incision that is less than Less damage to the corneal nerve as it is minimised to just 2-4mm, much smaller than traditional LASIK (20mm). The benefits of this include a reduced chance of dry eye, less post-operative pain and faster vision stabilisation.
Another difference is that unlike traditional LASIK, you do not need to wear a LASIK protective lens after SmileLASIK. While LASIK protective lenses provide protection until the corneal epithelium regenerates after LASIK, SmileLASIK is a minimally invasive procedure, so no protective lenses are needed. However, there is a Care should be taken to avoid direct impact to the cornea and artificial tears are recommended to prevent dry eyes.
With the recent introduction of SmilePro, a technology that is an improvement over traditional LASIK, many people are comparing the cost and effectiveness of SmilePro. SmilePro is touted as minimising corneal damage and speeding up recovery, and as such tends to be priced slightly higher than traditional LASIK.
2) What to do afterwards

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After Smiloplasty, there are a few things you should take care of to protect your eyes and ensure a speedy recovery.
For 1 to 3 days immediately after surgery Be careful not to rub your eyes and avoid getting water in your eyes when washing your face or showeringIt's also a good idea to reduce eye strain by avoiding strong light and minimising smartphone and computer use. It's also important to use antibiotic and anti-inflammatory eye drops prescribed by your doctor on time.
For 1 to 2 weeks after surgery, you will need to Avoid wearing contact lenses and eye make-up, and avoid sports activities and environments that expose you to strong winds or heat, such as saunas and steam rooms.is good, especially Drinking alcohol after Smile LASIKcan negatively affect your recovery, so you should be careful. Alcohol can worsen dry eye by depriving the body of water, and it can also interact with medications to increase inflammatory responses. Therefore, avoid Avoid alcohol after Smile LASIK for at least one to two weeks after surgery, and consult with your surgeon before deciding whether or not to consume it, depending on your recovery.is recommended.
In the long term, the It is important to use artificial tears frequently to prevent dryness and to maintain adequate humidity in the room.You should also have regular check-ups at 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year to check your vision and corneal health.
Although you do not need LASIK protective lenses after Smilax, it is important to keep your eyes from drying out. Since you won't be using protective lenses, you'll need to be extra careful not to rub or impact your eyes during the initial recovery process. Also, avoiding prolonged screen time and taking breaks at regular intervals will help your vision recover.
2. suddenly out of focus?
If you suddenly experience out-of-focus eyes after Smilax, there are a number of possible causes.
If focus anxiety persists, it's important to determine the exact cause and take appropriate action.
1) Why your eyes hurt

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Eye pain after Smileys can be caused by eye fatigue, dry eye, microdamage to the corneal surface, inflammatory reactions and more.
Eye strain
One reason for eye pain can be strain on the focusing muscles (called the extraocular muscles) after surgery, which can cause your eyes to tire easily and become blurry, especially if you look at a smartphone or computer screen for long periods of time.
➁ Dry eye syndrome
After SMILEYLA, you may experience temporary decreased tear production and dryness. This may be accompanied by symptoms such as stinging, foreign body sensation, and sudden loss of focus.
Micro-damage to the corneal surface
Although the corneal incision was minimised during the surgery, you may experience temporary discomfort or pain during recovery.
④ Inflammatory response
Lack of care can lead to mild inflammation, which can cause the eye to feel stinging or out of focus, which can lead to the Reasons for eye pain one of them.
To alleviate these symptoms Frequent use of artificial tears, avoiding rubbing your eyes, and avoiding prolonged close work.will help.
How long does Smilax recovery take? How long do Smilax symptoms last?
2) Reasons for out-of-focus

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There are many causes of sudden defocusing of the eyes after Smiloplasty, the main ones being Poor control, dry eyes, light bleeding (photophobia), fluctuating vision, irregular corneal changes during the recovery process and more.
Coordination disorders (shaped body muscle spasms)
It can take a while for your focusing muscles to get back to working properly after LASIK, especially if you work at close range for a long time. Practising the **20-20-20 rule (20 seconds of staring at a distance of 6 metres for every 20 minutes)** can help.
➁ Dry eye syndrome
After Smiloplasty, the tear layer may become unstable and cause temporary blurred vision. The use of artificial tears and maintaining room humidity is essential.
Light glare and poor night vision
In the early days after surgery, you may notice a lot of light flare, especially at night. This will gradually ease over time.
④ Vision fluctuations
It may take 1 to 3 months for your vision to fully stabilise after Smilax. During this time, you may feel jagged focus.
Irregular changes during the corneal recovery process
In rare cases, the corneal surface may heal irregularly, causing temporary out-of-focus vision, and it is recommended that you have regular eye examinations to check your condition.
If your eyes suddenly become unfocused after Smilax, Get plenty of rest and proper eye careand if symptoms persist or worsen, it is important to have an eye examination to determine the cause.
3. workaround

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Sudden defocusing of the eyes after Smileys is usually a temporary adjustment process, but if it persists, the cause should be addressed accordingly.
1) Addressing dyscoordination (shapeshifting muscle spasms)
After smiloplasty, the focusing muscles (shapeshifting muscles) may stiffen, making it difficult to move from near to far focus.
- Practice the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 minutes, look 20 feet (6 metres) or more away for 20 seconds to adjust focus
- Practice adjusting focus after working at close rangealternate between 30cm near and 6m far for 5-10 seconds
- Warm compresses (10-15 minutes)Benefits: relaxes the muscles around the eyes
2) What to do about dry eyes
The temporary reduction in tears after surgery causes dryness, which can lead to blurred focus.
- Use preservative-free artificial tears (4-6 times a day)
- Maintain a room humidity of 40% or higher (Use a humidifier or hang a damp towel)
- Avoid prolonged screen time and blinking exercises (close and open for 5 seconds, repeat 10 times)
3) How to solve light smearing and night focus anxiety
Immediately after surgery Light smearing, nighttime focus jittersmay occur, which usually resolves spontaneously within one to three months.
- Minimise night driving and use anti-glare lenses
- Maintain adequate room lighting to minimise pupil dilation
- Take antioxidant vitamins (A-C-E)Supplementing with nutrients to help restore vision
Most cases of out-of-focus after Smiloplasty will improve naturally over time, but if it persists or worsens, you may need to contact the It's important to determine the exact cause and apply a tailored workaround.
4. Safe surgery, 7th generation vision correction technology Silk Smile is available at St Mary's Eye Clinic.

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Sudden defocusing of the eyes after Smileys can be caused by a variety of reasons, and to prevent it, you can use the Precise surgical methods and thorough aftercareis important. More recently, we've been using SilkSmile®, the seventh generation of more precise and safer vision correctionis gaining traction.
SILK SMILE LASIK is a more sophisticated and safer alternative to traditional SMILE LASIK. Minimal incision reduces corneal damage while providing high vision correctionto provide the, Faster recovery and fewer side effects, such as post-operative dryness and nighttime glowThis is a feature.
Silk SmileLasik uses a more precise laser technology than traditional SmileLasik, which allows for a more precise and Minimise the amount of corneal cutand, Uniform laser distributionfor smoother incisions. The core technology ELITA laseris irradiated as fast as 150 femtoseconds, using only a third of the pulse energy of conventional methods, allowing the Minimise corneal damagewhile still using Accurate vision correctionis possible.
Our surgeons are among the best in the country, consisting of outpatient faculty members from the retina department at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital, and we use state-of-the-art equipment to provide accurate diagnosis and customised vision correction. In particular, we provide 1:1 customised surgeries tailored to each individual's eye condition. Optimal vision recovery and safetyto ensure.
If you're looking for safe vision correction, try our 7th generation Silk Smileys at St. Mary's Eye Centre!
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