Lasik with Corneal Scar?

LASIK requires making a corneal flap and although it can be performed in small superficial scars, and long standing scars, the type you describe may make it a better option to consider PRK or surface treatment even if the scar is not directly over your pupil.  Of course, this depends on the size, depth, healing, and other factors that can only be made by your LASIK surgeon.  Pseudomonas is a very virulent infections and can create significant damage, which is why I am leaning in this direction.  You may also get some extra reactivation and need to have longer steroids post operatively.

LASIK can be performed in those with corneal scars secondary to bacterial infections.  I would urge anyone with a recent corneal infection to have treatment for 4-6 weeks at least if there is any sign of the previous infection at all.  We generally suggest that anyone with an infection wait 3 months before surgery.  Once fully treated and the cornea stabilizes, the question is LASIK or PRK.  If there is a visually significant scar the PRK may reduce the scar.  If not LASIK should be fine.

I cannot answer without examining the eye and test results, but a corneal scar does not necessarily disqualify one for laser vision correction.  Visian ICL may be another option too.