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Use the meridian of a knot $\mu$ and Seifert longitude $\lambda$ of the unknot on its boundary torus. The unknot's knot exterior is a solid torus whose disk-bounding curve is $\lambda$. A genus-one Heegaard diagram is thereforeHere the horizontal coordinate is $\mu$ and the vertical coordinate is $\lambda$. The drawing uses a small translate of $\alpha$ to avoid intersections on the edge of the square; opposite edges are identified. The algebraic intersection number of curves on an oriented surface has absolute value five.

Starting with $\Sigma \times [0,1]$, attach a three-dimensional two-handle along $\alpha \times \{0\}$, using its surface framing, and cap the resulting sphere with a three-handle. This gives the solid torus on that side. Attach a two-handle along $\beta \times \{1\}$, again using the surface framing, and cap its sphere with a three-handle. The second solid torus has its disk-bounding curve identified with $5\mu +3\lambda$, so the resulting oriented lens space is precisely the specified $5/3$ Dehn filling.