I work in an office on a daily basis (8h a day at a computer). Before the surgery, I had problems with myopia and astigmatism. It was out of the question to work at a computer or watch films without glasses. Recently, I even had problems recognising the faces of people who were at a slightly greater distance from me. Once I confused the trams and got on the \u201e8\u201d instead of the \u201e6\u201d.... On top of all this, I had bothersome headaches after working in front of a computer screen for several hours.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\nThe procedure itself was a challenge for me, but I knew how much could change for me afterwards, so I was fully motivated to cooperate with the doctor during the procedure. I didn't feel any pain during the procedure and the discomfort was as bearable as possible and related more to stress than to the steps involved in correcting a visual defect. Dr Ani\u015bko, as well as the entire team of assisting nurses, are positive, professional and caring people who understand that this is a huge experience for some patients. Their support, patience and positive attitude helped me get through the entire procedure with peace of mind.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n
For the first week after treatment, I had to get out of the habit of correcting glasses that didn't exist. It turned out that there were situations in which I always corrected my glasses - for example, when I was setting the kettle of water for tea. After treatment, my hands naturally wandered towards my nose and.... For the first few days I corrected my glasses, which were not there.<\/p>\n\n\n\n