Lol, my mother actually offered me to go for the surgery but I had time constraints so I'm unable to do it.
My gf did it tho and nothing bad has happened. pre-surgery and post-surgery. just for a few months, she is relying on eye drops when her eyes gets really dry.
my eye power isnt exactly that high either around 150~175 for each eye. forgotten which is which.
occasionally I wear contacts but most of the time I just wear specs
honestly, it's a good investment in the long run.
waking up and not needing to look for your glasses is pretty nice !
These are your eyes. The procedure is for the most part cosmetic. You are betting the visual well being for the rest of your life.
Lasiks industry has concealed a significant number of complications.
Fda study
Based on our initial analyses of our studies:
Up to 45 percent of participants, who had no visual symptoms before surgery, reported at least one visual symptom at three months after surgery.
Participants who developed new visual symptoms after surgery, most often developed halos.
Up to 35 percent of participants with no halos before LASIK had halos three months following surgery.
Up to 30 percent of participants with no symptoms of dry eyes before LASIK, reported dry eye symptoms at three months after their surgery. This is consistent with previous studies.)
Less than 1 percent of study participants experienced “a lot of” difficulty with or inability to do usual activities without corrective lenses because of their visual symptoms (halos, glare, et al) after LASIK surgery.
Participants who were not satisfied with the LASIK surgery reported all types of visual symptoms the questionnaire measured (double vision/ghosting, starbursts, glare, and halos).
Essentially there is roughly a 1% botched surgery rate.. Bet you life on that ??