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Go to a reputable place. I went to a university affiliated place and they were honest enough to tell me I didn’t qualify because I didn’t have enough corneal tissue to work with. I fear other places would have went ahead with the surgery.
Usually at 55, I think you’d only get one eye done. Ask about the corneal rings also. There are other options coming out every year or so
I saw a report on a lady who had it done and now her eyes feel link sand paper when she blinks
Many optometrists will provide you with a free consultation to determine whether or not you are a good candidate for the lasik eye surgery.
-Some people don’t qualify per the condition of their eyes. You should go in for a free consultation to have your eyes checked initially.
-My friend had the Lasik surgery twice. The first time he had the surgery done his vision went unchanged and he had to resort to wearing eyeglasses again. The second time he had the surgery it was successful.
I had my eye surgery a year ago and i don´t have any problem with that. I used to have nearsighted and astigmatism. Now i have 20/20 vision with very little astigmatism. If I was you, I would give a shot. It is really easy and if it doesn’t work you can’t say you have not tried. Good Luck.
The surgery will likely help, but it’s not 100%. Apparently it’s something that you get what you pay for; the more expensive docs do a better job with fewer returns.
I had laser surgery about two months ago. It is a simple, painless procedure of a light shining in your eye while you sit in a chair. There are no absolute guarantees of perfect vision, but mine improved tremenduously. As far as safety is concerned, I think it is a very safe procedure.