I am discussing transprk with my eye laser surgeon. He suggests I might be a candidate for Monovision as I am 37 (38 in December). My correction is -2.75/-3.5 with -0.75 astigmatism (both eyes). When I got the "relaxing drops" in my eyes I was -1.75/-2.75, so currently overcorrected with glasses/contacts. Does monoviison make sense or am I too young? (Can try it 2 weeks through special contact lenses)
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Hi Phagon, There are several reasons why one may continue to experience halos one year out from PRK. For example, if the reason is due to having residual refractive error, an enhancement procedure may be indicated; If the reason is due to having night myopia, an enhancement may or may not...
Your diplopia or double vision is likely attributable to residual refractive error or surface irregularity. I would anticipate that this would improve as the surface of the cornea heals.
Dislocation of the bandage lens placed after prk surgery is rare. If it happens it should not be a cause for concern. The lens helps in the healing process and reduces discomfort. Under the unusual circumstance that it moves out of place or falls out of the eye healing will still progress. Your...