Some of the side effects that you have can be caused by a little bit of uncorrected refractive error. So you might have a little nearsightedness or astigmatism. If that is the case, you can typically correct that with a laser vision correction procedure, or a pair of glasses with a light prescription. (I realize that when patients have an ICL procedure they do so in order to become independent of glasses, but sometimes a large reduction in your need for glasses is also a great outcome. Of course, only you can be the judge.). Additionally, in some cases a corneal tattoo may help patients who have some haloes or starbursts as a result of the yag PI procedure. A corneal tattoo is not a cosmetic procedure, but I have used with a couple of ICL patients who were getting aberrations from the PIs.