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your activity for several days following your surgery. You will be limited to light arm movement for approximately one week after surgery. You should not reach or stretch your arms for two weeks. You will notice an improvement in the contour of your arms immediately. However, your shape will continue to improve in the following weeks as the swelling subsides. Your arms will be very sore for several days, but this will subside within two weeks. You will be able to return to most of your normal (light) activities within a couple of days. You will be able to shower once you feel comfortable being up for extended periods of time without lightheadedness,

as possible for a couple of days after surgery, to keep the swelling down. If you've had a drainage tube inserted, it will be removed one or two days after surgery. Bandages, when used, are usually removed after one to five days. Don't be surprised at the pale, bruised, and puffy face you see. Just keep in mind that in a few weeks you'll be looking normal. Most of your stitches will be removed after about five days. Your scalp may take longer to heal, and the stitches or metal clips in your hairline could be left in a few days longer. GETTING BACK TO NORMAL You should be up and about in a day or two, but plan on taking it easy for

as possible for a couple of days after surgery, to keep the swelling down. If you've had a drainage tube inserted, it will be removed one or two days after surgery. Bandages, when used, are usually removed after one to five days. Don't be surprised at the pale, bruised, and puffy face you see. Just keep in mind that in a few weeks you'll be looking normal. Most of your stitches will be removed after about five days. Your scalp may take longer to heal, and the stitches or metal clips in your hairline could be left in a few days longer. Getting Back to Normal You should be up and about in a day or two, but plan on taking it easy for

Time: 1:15 One Day After Surgery: Pterygium and Pinguecula Treatment Patient Reacts A patient reacts in amazement one Day after surgery for Pterygium and Pinguecula. Format: Flash | Time: 0:40 Advanced Technology for LASIK Surgery Patient tells of her new GulaniVision after wearing contacts for many years. Format: Flash | Time: 0:44 The Vision of Dr. Gulani An eye doctor patient discusses the skills, talent and passion of Dr. Gulani, as well as his superior technology. Format: Flash | Time: 1:18 Patient Chooses Dr. Gulani for LASIK Dr. Gulani proves to be the superior doctor for this

Time: 1:15 One Day After Surgery: Pterygium and Pinguecula Treatment Patient Reacts A patient reacts in amazement one Day after surgery for Pterygium and Pinguecula. Format: Flash | Time: 0:40 Advanced Technology for LASIK Surgery Patient tells of her new GulaniVision after wearing contacts for many years. Format: Flash | Time: 0:44 The Vision of Dr. Gulani An eye doctor patient discusses the skills, talent and passion of Dr. Gulani, as well as his superior technology. Format: Flash | Time: 1:18 Patient Chooses Dr. Gulani for LASIK Dr. Gulani proves to be the superior doctor for this

Dr. Richard A. Day Bonding: The process whereby composite or porcelain/ceramic materials are fused to teeth. Bonding can be thought of as cold welding. Strength is excellent. Composite: A type of material used to replace missing tooth structure. It is a highly specialized reinforced plastic. Composite is the closest material to natural enamel developed to date. Cap/crown (front and back teeth): A type of restoration that covers the entire tooth. Used when most or all surfaces of a tooth have been damaged or when maximum strength is needed. A cap or crown can be made of gold, porcelain fused to gold (PFM) or all ceramic. PFM's

to pamper you this first day, as you will be sore. day 1 (After Surgery) I recommend you leave the garment on. Try to walk a little but mainly just rest. It is not uncommon to notice a little drainage on the garment at the sites where the incisions were. days 2 - 7 (After Surgery) You will slowly feel better with discomfort gradually improving. You may gradually increase your activity. It would be acceptable to remove the garment on the 3rd day after surgery and shower but replace it right after the shower. You will be asked to come to the office 5-7 days after your surgery for suture removal. Do not drive as long as you are taking

see you in the office the day after surgery. By the fourth or fifth day, the discomfort should be significantly reduced. At 5 days, you will return for drain removal. By this time, you should be feeling well enough to be back to most of your normal activities. You should be back to work within this first week. Because it takes 6 weeks before the wounds reach 50% of their full strength, you will be able to return to vigorous activities only after this healing period. We will see you in follow-up at 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and every year thereafter. We will see you more frequently if necessary. There are never charges for

area for the first 3 days to relieve discomfort and reduce swelling and bruising. You will likely bruise around your eyes and cheeks, but this should decrease within 2 - 4 days and markedly fade within 2 weeks. You will likely have some bleeding and drainage from your nose, so the 'drip bandage' will need to be changed periodically for the first several days. In the first days and weeks following surgery, you will begin to see your new look. Typically, Dr. Mills removes the packing at 1 - 3 days post-operatively and the splint 5 days post-operatively. You will likely experience some swelling for the first 3 months, so the final result may not

USA Friday, October 31, 2008 What kind of vision can I expect the day after surgery? This will depend upon the type of procedure that you choose. With LASIK, many patients notice improved vision immediately after the procedure. Most patients are functional without their corrective lenses at the one day post operative exam. Patients continue to see a gradual increase in their visual acuity during the first five to seven days after the procedure. Labels: Laser Eye Surgery 1:50 PM