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A member asked:
How long after retinal detachment surgery can i start to wear my contact lenses again? as i do not have glasses only contacts.
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Ask your eye surgeon: Your surgeon is the only one who knows the particulars about your case and his surgery. Call his office and find out the answer, or make a follow up appointment with him to get your questions fully answered, if the office staff relays advice that you have questions about.
Answered 3/24/2022
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