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Having surgery to improve your vision and ending up with chronic pain is a deeply frustrating experience. Do you recognize these persistent symptoms (beyond 6 months after surgery)?
The most frustrating? It's when you're told that the surgery was successful and that your eyes look “normal,” but that your pain is real and disabling. If your discomfort continues, it's time to explore the deeper causes.

Any refractive surgery temporarily disrupts the microscopic nerves in the eye. These nerves are essential for signaling your brain to produce tears and regulate sensation.
Normally these nerves heal. But sometimes the recovery doesn't go as planned, leading to two distinct problems:
The key message: Standard drops cannot correct a nerve signal problem. That's why they often don't work for persistent post-LASIK discomfort.
THE CARE EXPERIENCE
An optometrist and founder of the CARE Clinic, Dr. Francesca Olinga understands dry eye because she has experienced it. Experienced in the management of complex cases (neuropathic pain, demodex, chalazions), she uses innovation and attentive listening to guide you toward improved eye comfort.

Optometrist with over 30 years of experience and speaker for eye care professionals. Dr. Nguyen has experience in improving visual quality affected by dry eye. She supports her patients in reconciling their aesthetic goals (makeup, cosmetics) and optimal eye comfort.
