Post Lasik Reduced Quality of Vision in One Eye and Perfect Vision in the Other?

The reasons for less than perfect vision after LASIK are many including the possible need for an enhancement, dryness of the eye and flap wrinkes to mention just a few.  I suggest that you ask your LASIK surgeon.  The nice thing about LASIK is that almost everything can be fixed.

After Lasik, one eye can heal differently than the other. They usually get to the same great endpoint but at different speeds.The causes can be many: dryness (unfrozen autologous serum drops work quickly), corneal toxicity from drops or the generic versions,  left over prescription ( it's too early to touch up), flap interface issues ( need to see the surgeon for diagnosis), and other issues.

I assume your surgeon has seen you since these symptoms began and made certain that your flaps are not displaced and no other problems exist. 

 

If not, please see him/her right away! If there is no other cause, most likely your symptoms will improve.  15 days is quite early in the healing process and one eye being better than the other at first is not at all uncommon.

 

There may be some inflammation or debris under the flap and you need to ensure you are seen to resolve what the issue is. 15 days out you should have been seen at LEAST 2 times by an optometrist or your ophthalmologist. Make sure you get this handled quickly because if there is inflammation this could cause more problems.