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Doctor suggested lubrication drop , even with it i am still experiencing light sensitivity.

September 5, 2025
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Light sensitivity after orbital decompression surgery is a known occurrence during the recovery period. While most people start feeling better within a few months, the healing process can sometimes take longer. Your vision may remain blurry and sensitive during this healing phase.

Dark sunglasses can be particularly Show Full Answer

Light sensitivity after orbital decompression surgery is a known occurrence during the recovery period. While most people start feeling better within a few months, the healing process can sometimes take longer. Your vision may remain blurry and sensitive during this healing phase.

Dark sunglasses can be particularly helpful in managing light sensitivity. They can:
• Protect your eyes from harmful UV rays
• Reduce eye strain
• Make outdoor activities more comfortable
• Help minimize glare Since you're still experiencing discomfort at 8 weeks post-surgery, it's important to continue attending your post-operative visits and communicate these ongoing symptoms with your surgeon. They may need to adjust your treatment plan or explore additional solutions beyond lubricating drops.

September 5, 2025

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