Treatments for corneal neovascularization also is lasik an option?

if you got LASIK, when the flap is cut, that will cut your blood vessels (they are arteries supplying your cornea with oxygen since you are starving it with contact wear) and they will bleed, and the blood can block the laser, causing a not-perfect treatment (i know bc i did about 5,000 LASIKs)
a better option would be LASEK, which is non-cutting, so no bleeeding, and afterwards no contacts, so the corneal blood vessels often regress afterwards rather than progress (i have done about 15,000 LASEKs)

There are 3 parts to this answer. 1) Lasik isn't a treatment for neo-vascularization.2) Neovascularization can make Lasik difficult to perform and affect results.3) You need to wear your contacts a lot less or even switch to daily disposables or a different fit of lens. The fasted way to make the new blood vessels go away is stop contacts altogether. All the things going on in your eye now can lead to less than optimal results. Changing to the suggested ways for a long time can dramatically improve your chances with Lasik.