Apr. 6 at 7:21 PM
$RXST PSA #1 from 2025: As far as posting up insight on another patient's own LAL experience Nov. 2023 in one eye. There is some improvement. Can see because cataract was removed, however doctor's recent reco, after a year of own blood Serum-eyedrops for severe dry eye is now try Oxervate
$100K eye drops. As of 10-days ago cornea looks like "sand paper." Same thing was said after lock-in over a year ago. NO FUN, plus this patient also suffers from Trigeminal neuralgia - no pain- only numbness on same side of face as LAL since.
While there is visual improvement since the cataract was removed, the road post "lock-in" has been complicated by chronic ocular surface issues:
The "Sandpaper" Effect: A recent exam revealed the cornea still looks like "sandpaper." This is the same condition reported after the initial lock-in over a year ago.
The battle with corneal health continues. It’s a reminder that even with the best lens technology, the "window" (the cornea) has to be clear for it to work.
