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Sunken eye post C3R surgery

2023-06-27 04:09:48
Hi, I had C3R surgery 1.5 months back in my right eye as mild to moderate keratoconus was suspected in only my right eye. Post surgery, I can still see that my right eye appears smaller than my left eye when I take selfies and In reality too. It appears to be sunken. I am really concerned about it. Is it normal post any eye surgery? Or is it a cause for concern? When can my eye get back to normal?
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Answered2023-06-27 04:21:30

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