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NO, never.
Refractive surgery is performed exclusively under local anaesthetic using eye drops. No needles are required to numb the eye, just the drops.
The procedure is completely painless.
Depending on the technique used, postoperative patients may experience eye pain, which is usually well managed by painkillers, and photophobia for the first 48-72 hours.
Headed by Dr Anthony SION, the Jodoigne ophthalmology centre works in close partnership with the Clinique du Parc in MAUBEUGE (15-20 minutes from Mons), which is equipped with the latest technological advances to correct your visual problems once and for all.
Mrs H. 55 operated on Monday 22/02/2021 Visual acuity before surgery: vision of shadows at 3 metres Before surgery: Cataract
Strabismus is characterised by the fact that one or both eyes can turn inwards or outwards,