Good wound care after conjunctival surgery helps the eye heal smoothly and reduces infection risk. Simple daily habits can make recovery more comfortable and protect long term vision.
Why it matters
The conjunctiva is the thin clear membrane covering the white of the eye and inner eyelids. Surgery on this tissue leaves a delicate wound that needs careful protection while new cells grow.
Thoughtful care avoids rubbing irritation and dryness that could slow healing. It also helps keep stitches and grafts in the correct position.
Everyday wound care steps
Follow the instructions you are given about drops pads and cleaning. Always wash your hands before touching the area around the eye.
- Use prescribed antibiotic and anti inflammatory drops as directed
- Avoid rubbing squeezing or pressing on the operated eye
- Clean away gentle crusts with cooled boiled wa
