I will second the opinion which suggested you go in for an ICL as opposed to a LASIK. Sometimes cutting cost will have to foregone in favor of effectiveness and an ICL seems the best and most effective option as per what you have mentioned about your situation. A PRK can also be an option, but that would entirely depend on the topography and pachymetry reports and if at all found feasible in your case.
Intermittent fogginess of vision can be due to the dryness of the eye. Please make sure that you are using lubricating eye 4-5 times a day. If that doesn't help get a thorough ocular and dry eye assessment eye power corneal topography that may get some additional information about the nature of your eye problem.
Post Lasik dry eye is a common problem and sometimes your own prepuce in two eyes may vary. It is not a reflection of slower healing. It may be dependent on pre surgery dryness, magnitude of eye power i.e. corrected in each eye continuously using lubricating eye drop and some protective glasses when you are in windy atmosphere.
Hello, It takes around 3 months to completely heal from Laser Vision Correction. Kindly wait and let it heal naturally. Halo and ghost problems are common for sometime after Lasik. Kindly use lubricating eye drops and other medicines prescribed by your doctor.
The average time to heal after Laser Vision correction is 3 months. Coming to any conclusion before it won't be a good idea. During Laser Vision Correction the suction pressure might be high that causes changes in the vitreous gel. Kindly get your retina evaluated. Use prescribed lubricating drops on time.
