I had lasik surgery 4 days ago on my right eye. In the middle of the doctor working on my left eye, he stopped and said my cornea is too thin and he doesn’t want to injure my eye. I noticed yesterday that around white or brightly colored lights, I have a glare that’s like little bands sticking out from the light. It’s worse in my left eye than it is in my right eye.
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Flap displacement is pretty hard to do without much more significant trauma. If you are not tearing, having pain, or change in vision then you should be ok. Have the surgeon who actually did your surgery take a look Most emergency rooms wouldn't recognize the details of what you are asking.
It depends on your situation. Do your eyes have different refractive errors or do your eye "cross" without your glasses? In many cases, LASIK may be possible to correct specific refractive errors but glasses are needed for a prism effect that pulls the eyes straight. Once LASIK is...
Dry eyes are extremely common and prior LASIK surgery is a risk factor --as is computer and other modern device usage. Over the counter tears may help in mild situations, but typically some form of anti-inflammatory intervention is required to stop the progression of ocular surface...