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The numbing medication wears off in about 15-20 minutes after which most patients experience some mild burning and irritation, like having a piece of sand in their eye. Watering and light sensitivity is normal. All patients should go home and take a nap or close their eyes for 2 hours, which helps to minimize any discomfort.
