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Toric EVO ICL - one eye blurrier 3 days post-op

I had Toric EVO ICL 3 days ago. My left eye is basically 20/20, but my right is still slightly blurry at distance, although it has improved a lot.

One thing I'm overthinking: my first optometrist overcorrected my left-eye prescription (I had to point out the significant difference compared to my glasses prescription) so a second optometrist retested it and changed it. She didn't retest my right eye. Was this a mistake of mine not to ask her to retest my right eye?

I asked about this after surgery and was told my right-eye prescription matched across the machine measurement, my old glasses and the original eye test, so there was no reason to retest it.

Could the right eye still have been slightly over/undercorrected, or is uneven vision between eyes completely normal only 3 days after Toric ICL?

It’s the fact my left eye is already perfect which is making me think my right eye is already “perfect” and this is the vision I’ll be left with from now on 😂

Toric EVO ICL - one eye blurrier 3 days post-op

I had Toric EVO ICL 3 days ago. My left eye is basically 20/20, but my right is still slightly blurry at distance, although it has improved a lot.

One thing I'm overthinking: my first optometrist overcorrected my left-eye prescription (I had to point out the significant difference compared to my glasses prescription) so a second optometrist retested it and changed it. She didn't retest my right eye.

I asked about this after surgery and was told my right-eye prescription matched across the machine measurement, my old glasses and the original eye test, so there was no reason to retest it.

Could the right eye still have been slightly over/undercorrected, or is uneven vision between eyes completely normal only 3 days after Toric ICL?

It’s the fact my left eye is already perfect which is making me think my right eye is already “perfect” and this is the vision I’ll be left with from now on 😂