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Home > Eye Treatments > FAQ's > When can I drive?

Frequently Asked Questions

When will I be able to drive?

Do not drive until you are completely comfortable. If only one eye has been treated this is normally after 5-10 days.

For the small number of patients affected by complications, vision may be considerably worse at night, making night driving impractical.

 

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