Post Op Visit

Welcome back to Eyestt! We are committed to supporting your recovery and ensuring the best possible outcome following your recent eye surgery.

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Here is what you can expect during your post-operative visit with our esteemed ophthalmologist:

1. Check-In and Welcome Upon arrival, you will be greeted by our friendly reception staff, who will assist you with the check-in process. They will collect any necessary updates to your medical history and ensure that you are comfortable.

2. Initial Assessment by a Technician Before seeing the ophthalmologist, a trained technician will perform a series of preliminary checks to assess your recovery progress. These may include:
• Visual Acuity Test: To determine how well you see at various distances post-surgery.
• Measurement of Intraocular Pressure: Using a tonometer to check for any changes in eye pressure, which is crucial for detecting complications such as glaucoma.
• Examination of the Surgical Site: To ensure proper healing and to check for any signs of infection or inflammation.

3. Review of Post-Operative Instructions The technician will review the post-operative care instructions provided after your surgery. This includes confirming that you are following the prescribed medication regimen and any activity restrictions. You will also be asked about any symptoms or concerns you may have experienced since the surgery.

4. Consultation with Dr. Dorian Dwarika You will then meet with Dr. Dorian Dwarika, our Chief Ophthalmologist and Retinal Specialist, who performed your surgery. Dr. Dwarika will conduct a thorough examination of your eyes to evaluate the healing process and the success of the surgical procedure.

5. Detailed Examination and Diagnostic Tests Depending on your specific condition and surgery, additional diagnostic tests may be performed to ensure comprehensive monitoring of your recovery. These could include:
• Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT): To obtain detailed images of the retina and check for any post-operative changes or complications.
• Fundus Photography: To document the condition of the retina and other structures at the back of the eye.
• Slit-Lamp Examination: A close inspection of the front part of the eye, including the cornea, lens, and anterior chamber, to ensure they are healing properly.

6. Discussion of Recovery Progress Dr. Dwarika will discuss your recovery progress in detail, addressing any concerns or symptoms you may have. He will provide insights into the healing process, expected recovery timeline, and any potential side effects or complications to watch for.

7. Adjustment of Post-Operative Care Plan Based on the examination and test results, Dr. Dwarika may adjust your post-operative care plan. This could include changes to medications, updates on activity restrictions, or additional instructions to optimize your recovery.

8. Scheduling of Follow-Up Appointments To ensure continuous monitoring and care, our staff will help you schedule any necessary follow-up appointments. These appointments are crucial for tracking your recovery and addressing any emerging issues promptly.

9. Patient Education and Q&A Dr. Dwarika and our team will take the time to educate you about the ongoing recovery process, answer any questions you may have, and provide guidance on maintaining optimal eye health post-surgery.

10. Conclusion of Visit At the end of your visit, you will receive any updated prescriptions, care instructions, and contact information for any questions or concerns before your next appointment. We are here to support you every step of the way in your recovery journey.