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Scheduled laser treatment on retinal holes from lattice degeneration tomorrow. how soon after can i wear my contact lenses again?
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No limit on contact: Lens wear. The laser is on the back of your eye. Contact lenses are placed on the surface of the eye. You should be able to put the contacts in right after the laser treatment .
Answered 12/2/2014
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