Can You Wear Contact Lenses After Eye Surgery?

Yes, many people can still wear contact lenses after eye surgery. It depends on the type of surgery and how your eyes heal.

Why Would You Need Them?
Even after surgery, your vision may not be perfect. You might still have:

  • Slight nearsightedness or farsightedness

  • Astigmatism

  • Changes in vision over time

Types of Lenses You May Need
Your eye doctor may recommend:

  • Soft lenses – comfortable, for mild correction

  • RGP lenses – sharper vision for irregular corneas

  • Scleral lenses – great for dry eyes or more complex cases

When Can You Start?
It depends on your surgery and healing:

  • A few weeks to months after LASIK or PRK

  • A few weeks after cataract surgery

  • Longer after corneal transplants

Always follow your doctor’s advice before wearing contacts.

Still not seeing clearly after surgery?
We’re here to help you find the best solution for your eyes.

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Call us at 718 448 1622

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Clear, comfortable vision is still within reach