How to watch TV during face down recovery?

Watch TV Facedown? Yes, You Can with 2-Way Mirror

Recovering from vitrectomy including Macular hole and Retinal Detachment surgery often means staying facedown for days or even weeks. One of the most common questions we hear is:

"How am I supposed to watch TV during this whole time?"

We get it. Being facedown can feel isolating, boring, and claustrophobic. That’s why we offer a simple but game-changing solution:

This special mirror lets you watch your TV while keeping the doctor-ordered facedown position. It’s one of the most popular add-ons for our recovery equipment rentals.

Why is this mirror important? 

• Reflects the TV screen up to your eyes while you're in a facedown position

• Works with a Facedown Chair, Facedown Bed, or both

• Helps reduce boredom, anxiety, and the feeling of isolation

• A must-have tool for anyone recovering from retina surgery

• Pairs perfectly with our vitrectomy face down recovery equipment rentals

⚠️ Mirror Setup Tips (Read This!)

• Works best when your TV is at a comfortable height and distance

• May not reflect properly if the TV is mounted too high or the room is too small

• Scroll below to see a photo that shows how the mirror works

👉 Click here to learn more about how the mirror works
📞 Have questions? Contact us here — we’re happy to help!