“It Was Absolutely Terrifying!” The Horrifying Truth Behind Amy Slaton’s High-Risk Medical Procedure Revealed!
1000 Lb Sisters star Amy Slaton has never felt beautiful due to her lazy eye. Now, she can. The reality star finally gets corrective eye surgery that can fix her eyes. The latest episode of the reality show features Amy’s surgery on-camera.
Amy’s crooked eye was a birth defect, she stated in the past. Her past oculist told her there was nothing that could fix it. But after 13 years, her current doctor explained corrective eye surgery to her. Now she can look and feel beautiful. For more details on Amy’s surgery, keep reading below.
1000 Lb Sisters: Amy Finally Undergoes Corrective Eye Surgery
On the latest episode of 1000 Lb Sisters, Amy had surgery to fix her lazy eye. Recently, she visited her doctor, who informed her that it can be fixed. The news left her emotional, as she had always been insecure about her lazy eye. Since birth, people made fun of her eyes, even her siblings. Fans are extremely happy that Amy got the surgery. The episode showed her in the surgery and even provided a detailed clip of the process. However, some viewers might find it explicit, so proceed with caution.
The episode showed Amy in the operating theatre, with a few doctors attending to her. She was unconscious under anaesthesia. Brian waited outside, worried about the surgery. Even though it is a fairly non-complicated surgery, there is always a chance that people might not wake up from anaesthesia. However, the doctors worked hard on her eyes. Previously, the doctors explained how Amy needs surgery on both her eyes.
Amy learned from her oculist, Dr. Sean Donahue, that her right eye has “overelevation,” meaning the muscles drift outward when she looks up or down. In the clip, he was operating on her eye and explained how he would fix it. Additionally, the clip showed him operating on her eyes, which can be a bit graphic for viewers. At the end, the surgery was successful, and Amy’s eyes are fixed. To see what Amy looks like right now
