Redness and Blurred Vision After Lasik Eye Surgery

Painless redness that does not effect vision after LASIK is generally due to a sub-conjunctival hemorrhage from the suction ring and is completely harmless and resolves in about two weeks without treatment.  It is really just a bruise that looks bright red against the white of your eye and it will resolve over the next two weeks.  If you begin to develop pain, blurred vision, or any other symptoms you should be seen right away.  The blurred vision may be due to any number of things including normal healing.  You are quiet early in the healing process and have already seen your surgeon.  If you are unsure about his diagnosis, you can always obtain second opinion.   If it does not improve or gets worse or any other symptoms develop you should be seen right away.

AS to your right eye being red, it may be due to a slight amount of blood on the white part of your eye known as a subconjunctival hemorrhage. This can happen more likely with traditional LASIK than the all laser method, but is not harmful, although it looks bad. If your vision is good, you probably do not have a problem in your right eye.
As to your left eye the blurry vision may just be healing. It may also be that there is some uncorrected error that may need more treatment. You may also have a more serious cause of blurriness but you will need to rely on your doctor for making this determination. If your vision does not clear or you do not feel confident with your doctor's explanation it is possible to get a "second opinion."
It is not possible to diagnose problems such as this without an examination so this information is general and not intended to be relied on other than as general information.