Face down Pillow after Eye Surgery, Adjustable Height Prone Prone Pillow Face do

Description: Advanced Design for Post-Eye Surgery - Find comfort with our Face Down Pillow After Eye Surgery, designed specifically for patients needing prone positions after ophthalmology surgery. Ideal for hospitals and families, it supports a speedy recovery.Upgrade And Improve The Design - Adjustable height and angle to provide excellent airflow for deep breathing, ensuring no stress on the neck and shoulders. The wide eye socket area ensures zero pressure on the eyes. It's like resting in the clouds! A cushioned slope in the chest area provides greater comfort for anyone who must lie face down to relax or stay fit.Aids in Quick Recovery - Using the Ba face-down pillow as a retina surgery pillow (or vitrectomy pillow) ensures your retina stays in place to heal properly, while the soft face-down pillow provides excellent rest for the rest you deserve Comfort and support!Versatile Usage Options - Our Vitrectomy, Macular Hole, Retinal Detachment Surgery Support pillow is suitable for tabletop or bed sleep use. Whether you need it for sleeping, reading, or relaxing, it's the perfect companion during your recovery process.Take It With You: The compact and foldable design makes it easy to store and carry. Assembly takes only a minute! See the manual for detailed installation steps. Whether it's for home massage, eye surgery recovery or prone rest, we our eye surgery recovery equipment will provide the comfort you want. Product Description What Is Face-down Recovery After Retinal Surgery? After some types of retinal surgery, you will need to keep your head in a face-down position. This is because a gas bubble has been put in your eye. Recovering with your head down allows the bubble to float into the correct position. The bubble holds the retina in place to heal correctly. Your doctor will tell you how long you need to stay face down. It could be anywhere from a few days to a week or more. Over time, your eye fills with its own fluid, and the gas bubble disappears. You must stay face down at all times, unless your eye surgeon tells you otherwise. This means staying face down when you stand, sit, eat, walk, and sleep. To stay safe, have someone with you when you walk around.Your surgery may not work if you do not recover in the recommended position. This is because lying in the wrong position puts pressure on other parts of your eye. That can lead to other eye problems.You cannot fly in an airplane, go to mountains/high altitudes or scuba dive until the gas bubble is gone. Altitude changes can cause your eye pressure to rise. That can lead to problems with the bubble.

Price: 67.99 USD

Location: Ridgewood, New York

End Time: 2024-11-28T03:20:23.000Z

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