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2026.06.16Hello. This is BGN Eye Clinic at Jamsil Lotte Tower.
When the weather turns cold and the air becomes dry, we frequently hear the same concern in our consultation rooms: "Doctor, I can see well after the surgery... but by the time I leave work, my eyes feel quite tired."
Just a few days ago, a customer in their 50s mentioned the same thing, noting that their eyes felt strained after long hours of computer work. My advice to them was simple: "Eye fatigue is a sign that your recovery is progressing well. From now on, proper 'management' is half the battle in your recovery."
For the first month or two after surgery, your eyes are in an adjustment period, getting used to a new focal environment. This is because your eyes, which previously struggled to focus, are now in a state where they can focus on their own. During this transition, you may experience fatigue due to these three primary reasons:
Three Major Causes of Eye Fatigue
Ultimately, to maintain your 'improved vision' for a long time, it is more important to have a 'comfortable viewing state' rather than just seeing clearly. The key lies in a routine that allows your eyes to rest.
"Feeling eye fatigue is your eyes' way of telling you they need a rest." I have summarized the daily 10-minute routine that I personally recommend to our patients, which has proven to be highly effective.
1. Artificial Tear Routine – 3 times a day: Before work, at lunch, and before leaving. Dryness is the leading cause of eye fatigue. It is much more effective to use them at set intervals rather than waiting until you feel dry. Try setting phone alarms to make it a habit, just as you would with your daily coffee.
2. UV & Dust Protection. Your corneas are sensitive after surgery and easily irritated by sunlight or wind. Wearing lenses that block 99% of UV rays and sunglasses that protect against wind will noticeably reduce evening fatigue.
3. The 20-20-20 Rule. After 20 minutes of focus, lift your head and look at an object 6 meters (about 20 feet) away for 20 seconds. This is the best way to release the tension in your eye's ciliary muscles.
4. Warm Compress & Rest Timing. After work, cover your eyes with a warm towel for 5 minutes. This softens the Meibomian glands inside your eyelids and stabilizes the oil layer of your tears, giving you a sensation of your eyes 'opening up clearly.'
5. Finishing with a Cold Compress. When your eyes feel heavy, try placing a chilled green tea bag over them for just 2 minutes. This reduces puffiness and heat, leaving your eyes feeling refreshed and soothed.
"Surgery is not the end; it is the beginning of proper care."
A customer who followed this routine returned for a follow-up and said with a smile, "I've lost the habit of looking for glasses every time I read, and the warm compress after work really drains the fatigue away." Presbyopia surgery is more than just regaining vision; it is a process of improving your quality of life through greater comfort.
Today, before you leave work, try closing your eyes for just 5 minutes and take a deep breath. That short moment will gift you with clearer vision tomorrow morning.
BGN will take care of your precious vision until the very end.