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When having laser hair removal on face and being given eye protection blackout goggles, is it ok to open eyes?
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It is likely not going to harm your eyes if you had the goggles on and you opened your eyes. But, in order to confirm this, you should see your eye doctor for an evaluation. I would think you would have vision loss if there was a problem but your eye doctor can evaluate you to be certain there was no harm. Good luck!
Answered 7/27/2023
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