I had PRK done almost a year ago now. My only concern is i still see halos and glares. Any suggestion?

Your diplopia or double vision is likely attributable to residual refractive error or surface irregularity. I would anticipate that this would improve as the surface of the cornea heals. 

Dislocation of the bandage lens placed after prk surgery is rare. If it happens it should not be a cause for concern. The lens helps in the healing process and reduces discomfort. Under the unusual circumstance that it moves out of place or falls out of the eye healing will still progress. Your...

Glad that your vision is great after PRK!  Sometimes dry eyes from staring at the computer can make the eyes feel strained and tired.  How old are you?  PRK is usually done to correct distance vision, so you may require a small reading correction for up close or for the computer....

At four months post op PRK your result may still change as healing continues. However, there is no "non-surgical" means of correction of your refractive status. If after six months your reading issues persist a prk engagement procedure may be considered. Alternatively you might wait for final...

Most changes in vision during the first six months post laser vision correction are part of the final corneal response to the laser application. Such responses when leaving a patient undercorrected are best treated with a prk refinement procedure after stabilization at 4-6 months. Individuals...

Your symptoms of eyestrain are most likely attributable to an intolerance of the mono vision correction that was calculated into your PRK procedure. Most patients can adjust to it but there are many who don't appreciate the blurriness of vision in the under corrected eye. The mono vision can be...