I am farsighted with a prescription of +13 in both my eyes. Option for surgeries?

Lasik does not induce ambyopia, a developmental condition due to eye muscle imbalance or large prescription differences between the eyes. Your difficulties relate to irregularities in the cornea due to your enhancement procedure. These irregularities can create quality of vision issues such as...

Understand that if your eyes were dry before surgery, they will always be dry. I’m assuming they are now drier than they were. Although it can take a year or more for dryness to resolve following surgery (you don’t say whether you had LASIK or PRK), at 7 months typically it has resolved for...

Sounds like you had a displaced flap and macro-striae.  Minor folds that do not affect vision are generally called micro-striae.  Treatment is necessary for macro-striae.    In every patient, prior to flap lift we use a corneal marker to insure that flap is...

Your vision (and side effects) are most likely stable this long after LASIK. If your glasses correct the starburst, then the astigmatism is causing this. More surgery can usually reduce your astigmatism and may be a good option if your corneas are thick enough and if your topography is normal....

Your pachymetry is clearly low and therefore you would best be treated with PRK rather than LASIK or alternatively with an ICL implant. Also with corneas this thin it would be wise to make sure that you do not have any issues with structural integrity of the cornea. Such factors would be...

By rubbing your eyes, you may have dislocated the LASIK flap or moved a bandage contact lens (if one was placed). If it does not improve, the best course of action would be to see your eye surgeon so they can check the eye. Good luck!