45 yr-old had Lasik monovision 1.5 year ago. Left eye was left -1.25 on purpose. Dominant right eye was undercorrected by -0.50 and -0.25 astigmatism. Distance vision is a bit weak. However I also noticed closeup vision reduction when trying contact to fully correct right eye. My dr can do PRK enhancement on right eye (not lasik). I'd like a second opinion: 1. Is it worthwhile to get PRK to fully correct my right eye? 2. Would it be possible to get PRK only correct half prescription of right eye eg. 0.3?
Right eye vision is ok. Left eye vision was same as right eye one month after lasik but it seems to be getting worse. Now there is a lot of difference between left eye and right eye vision. If I squint my left eye I see better
Had custom lasik Oct 1 2016. Halos and starbursts have been exactly the same since day 1. Saw another doctor He says this can be corrected with an enhancement but my original doctor says they cant do an enhancement because theres not enough residual perscription and i will end up way worse. What do i do??? The Alphagan Drops work me 80% but who wants to use them everyday for the rest of my life? Any help thanks
I had Lasik eye surgery on October 2016. I was seeing 20/15 on right eye and 20/20 on left. My last f/u with surgeon was in February2017 and vision was still great. I went for my yearly checkup on March 2018 and noticed that my right eye is still seeing 20/20 but my left eye is 20/60. I had not noticed since right eye dominant. Has anybody heard of post-Lasix ectasia? I have always had burning and irritated eyes and have rubbed my eyes which is what the surgeon is telling me affected my vision.
A year ago I had LASIK done one both my eyes; one near-sighted, one far-sighted. The former took very well to the surgery, the latter did not. I had an enhancement done on it, but my sight is still blurry and there are massive halos around everything at night. I've been told it is because of my large pupils. What can I do to fix this problem? Why did it only happen in my far-sighted eye? My doctor seems very nonchalant about it and I am having a very hard time and would like to not used drops.
I had Lasik about a year ago and have had almost no complications and been overall happy with the result. But I've been surfing the web and what I found worried me, terrible reviews and regrets about having the procedure done. I had a low prescription and did it mainly because contacts really bothered me and hated the way I looked with glasses. Is it true that you have better results with lower prescriptions like mine? Or will I suffer regression and chronic dry eyes in the future?
I had an orbital decompression surgery a year ago and i have a double vision On my left eye because it got damaged after the surgery. Can i have a laser surgery to change the colour of my eyes without causing any damage to the eye muscles? The laser surgery is done after removing the cornea so the cornea doesnt get damaged then after laser the cornea will be placed back . My question is does the laser go deep to the back of the eye or does it only treat the out layer of the eye?
I had LASIK performed 11 months ago and my left eye has a very noticeable vertical doubling effect when reading text that has not reduced or gone away. No such issue exists in my right eye. When looking far left with both eyes I get extreme double vision, (it's clear when looking far right). This all makes driving VERY uncomfortable and is very troubling. My normal optician and the LASIK people just check that I can read the 20/20 line and say welp, vision's great... what can I do?!
I had LASIK almost 1 year ago to correct a prescription of +2.75 in both eyes with minor astigmatism. I started experiencing some eye strain and upon examination, my prescription is now +1 in both eyes. Is this considered a bad outcome? I am currently wearing contact lenses to assess whether a correction is necessary and they seem to be helping. Is a correction even worth it? I don't really mind wearing glasses for reading and I don't want to risk my eyes being drier than they are. Thanks