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Your eyes do not need to be dilated for the glare test. You'll be sat in a darkened exam room looking at a light circle with and without your prescriptions to compare the effect of glares/halo.
it's just a standardized light with concentric circles You won't be dilated for this test If you were it wouldn't be accurate
What you're describing are cosmetic issues. Fixing your astigmatism would not help with any of these problems.
For me to help you will have to post w the real medical term, not the lay termas squint can mean either amblyopia or strabismus or ptosis
LSD does not have any known effects on the eyes. However, there have been people who have taken LSD and, while under the influence, stared for many seconds at the sun, causing irreversible damage to their eyes.
