How long is the recovery period after LASIK these days?
2023.07.16 23:52
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I remember that when acquaintances had LASIK surgery before, the recovery period was about two weeks (it's been a long time...).
What is the current recovery period?
I'm curious because they say the recovery period has been shortened due to technological improvements~ㅎㅎ
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