1. You do not need to specifically wear sunglasses when going out after surgery, but if you experience glare or light sensitivity, consider wearing protective eyewear.
2. It is not recommended to fly or drive within the first 24 hours after eye surgery.
3. During the first week after surgery, avoid rubbing your eyes, lifting heavy objects, or carrying children.
4. Minimize sudden bending movements, such as tying shoelaces, to avoid putting extra pressure on the eyes.
5. It is advised to rest at home for at least a week, allowing your eyes ample time to recover. Treatment is considered complete once your vision stabilizes.
6. When going out, walk slowly and choose familiar routes to minimize the risk of collisions or falls.
Please note that the provided instructions are general guidelines. The actual eye care procedures should be followed based on the advice of the doctor and the specific requirements of the surgery. If you have any questions or need further guidance, please seek assistance from your doctor.