The type of surgery you had is very individually unique, each different. Thus it is not possible to generalize as with cataract/intraocular lens surgery. All of the symptoms you mention could be normal but you would need to ask your surgeon who can actually examine the eye. You may still be on dilating drops that make the pupil big, that will make the eye sensitive to light and blur the vision. Also this type of surgery is Very slow to heal. It may be 6-12 months before you know how well the eye will see. It always changes glasses Rx so your present glasses are no long matched to the eye. VIP: in a young person with retinal detachment in one eye, especially if you are quite near-sighted, the risk of a RD in your other eye is very high. So have an ophthalmologist examine yearly, avoid trauma to the eye, and be seen immediately if new floaters, flashes, loss of field of vision or change in vision.