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The answer to your question very much depends on exam findings as there can be so many reasons why your vision is not sharp 6months after LASIK including but bot limited to dry eye status, refraction (over/under corrected), higher order aberrations, etc. I suggest you optimize your ocular surface with preservative free artificial tears, get an eye exam with updated prescription and proper imaging of the cornea.Also with regards to flashes and floater, these symptoms could be indicative of possible retinal tear and warrant a dilated eye exam where an ophthalmologist looks at the back of your eye to ensure retinal health.Hope this helps
Hi,I would like to answer your question, but first you would need some information to be able to make a precise statement.How old are you?Do you just want an improvement or a definitive solution so you never have these problems again.If possible, the documents you received after your surgery...
They should have dilated you & done a wet AR & MR, plus a modern HD treatment isn’t in quarter diopters, it’s +/- 0.01 D
You have to get an evaluation as soon as possible because the diagnostic can be variable, but it can be nevus (freckle of the eye) or something of concern.
That's why it's only approved in third or at best second world countriesjust use colored contacts would be my advice
You have the correct order. Keeping the eyes aligned together (strait) is easier if there isn't much prescription and the both eyes see to the same acuity. It's tougher if the lazy eye does see as well with the best glasses or contacts or LASIK and can only see say 20/60 while the good one sees ...
Sound like your +1.00 for distance and needing +1.25 for a total of +2.25 for near.Under 2 diopters of hyperopia, Lasik works nicely. Over that, not so much. You will need reading glasses afterwards. I would only correct the distance you are young.If considering monovision, you owe yourself a ...
