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title: When does vision stabilise after conjunctival naevus removal surgery?
description: "Vision after conjunctival naevus removal surgery is usually stable within a couple of weeks, though surface irritation and drops can cause short-term blur. ## Early visual changes The eye surface may feel rough and watery at first. Ointment and inflammation…"
url: "https://bluefinvision.com/knowledge-base/topics/recovery-aftercare/when-does-vision-stabilise-after-conjunctival-naevus-removal-surgery/"
updated: "2025-12-19"
category: "Recovery & Aftercare"
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# When does vision stabilise after conjunctival naevus removal surgery?

Vision after conjunctival naevus removal surgery is usually stable within a couple of weeks, though surface irritation and drops can cause short-term blur.

## Early visual changes

The eye surface may feel rough and watery at first. Ointment and inflammation can make sight slightly hazy, especially later in the day.

- Blur is often worst just after applying ointment
- Reading and screen work may feel more tiring for a few days
- Colours and overall focus should remain broadly normal
- Report sudden dark shadows, severe pain, or major vision loss urgently
- Most everyday tasks remain manageable with care

## Settling over the next weeks

As the conjunctiva heals, vision usually returns to your normal level. The operation mainly changes appearance rather than eyesight.

- Many people feel vision is stable within 1-3 weeks
- Lubricating drops help smooth residual scratchiness or dryness
- Glasses prescriptions rarely need alteration
- Arrange a routine eye test if you notice persistent blur
- Seek review if vision worsens instead of improving