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Dry Eye Triumph for a Facial Paresis Patient
As if the devastation of facial paralysis weren't enough on its own, there is the additional problem of caring for a dry eye since the facial nerve is involved in both lid closure and tear production. Five years ago, my left facial nerve was damaged during a surgical procedure. Since then my eye care... -
Positive LASIK experience derailed by facial paralysis
By all accounts my dry eye should be a result of LASIK. After all, I was a middle-aged female with severe myopia and large pupils. But my refractive surgery experience was overwhelmingly positive. A few months of mild dry eye and my eyes healed perfectly without even needing the enhancement I was warned... -
Left side facial paralysis issues
I had very successful LASIK surgery in 2000 with 10 units of correction on the right side and 8 on the left with no need for enhancement. I had mild post-surgical dryness that resolved rapidly. I still consider LASIK to be one of the best medical expenditures I have made. I am also very glad that I...
