Two years after lens implant surgery

First of all, my eyes were really bad, bad enough to receive a grade 4 in the military entrance exam, so I went in with the assumption that surgery would be impossible and without any expectations. I went to the hospital just thinking I would at least check it out, after getting an introduction to the place where my cousin had surgery. I went in around mid-January 2024, and there were absurdly many people. It was so packed that there were not even enough chairs to sit on. The examinations were really very detailed and varied, so there was a sense of trust. I had gone to eye clinics quite a lot and had done most of the common tests, but they ran so many that it was honestly overwhelming. I got to the hospital at 9 a.m. and finished the examinations at 3 p.m... It was exhausting. I decided to just go ahead with surgery that same day, and the doctor in charge of the surgery was also just the director assigned by the hospital, but probably because he had a lot of surgical experience, he explained many things well, such as the current condition of my eyes, what kind of surgery could be done, and what condition I would be in after surgery. So after deciding on surgery, I waited from 3 p.m. until 8 or 9 p.m., and when I came out after surgery it was 11 p.m. In conclusion, I have had no side effects and am living very satisfied.

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