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If your cornealscar is not at all affecting vision, and your corneal shape is otherwisenormal, LASIK would be a perfectly acceptable option for you. If, on the other hand, the corneal scarIS affecting your vision, a surface ablation treatment (PRK, epi-LASIK, LASEK)would be preferred in that it would treat your refractive error, AND it wouldhelp eliminate the scar. ICL isgenerally preferred for severe corrections, or cases where the structure of thecornea is not normal (form-fruste keratoconus, pellucid marginal degeneration,etc).
Corneal scars do not contraindicate Lasik surgery unless they are associated with significant corneal thinning. In such cases ICL or PRK are safer options.
Your vision will fluctuate after LASIK. Small fluctuations are not uncommon are generally due to healing processes and intermittent dryness. If this is an acute large change in vision, I would return to my surgeon to have her take a look. "This answer has been solicited without...
ILASIK and zLASIK are simply terms coined by various equipment manufacturers to “brand” their version of custom, blade-free LASIK. If you’re really asking, “what is the best brand of equipment to have for my LASIK?” the answer is all of the major excimer laser (Visx, Allegretto, Bausch & ...
The best option for moderate to extreme hyperopia is a clear lens exchange. This is certainly the case in patients with cataracts or presbyopia. It should be noted that this procedure is off label and only a through discussion of the risks and benefits with your surgeon can determine...