LASIK Eye Surgery

[MagicNakor]

I usually wear glasses, because my contacts give me terrible headaches if they're in too long (something to do with the actual focus, and they will trigger migraines on occassion). They also tend to dry my eyes out horribly, and have a painful tendency to actually get stuck and unable to remove for an additional hour or so. It's not so much a low pain threshold with that...

[DanB]

go for it bawa, I mean whats the worse that happen?

Being blind isn't too bad, you get a dog, big white stick and a speaking watch for starters

[Barbarossa]

Also a cheaper TV licence.

[Emmylee]

I'd only consider doing it when I'm much older and my eyesight hadn't improved.

I didn't think you could get it done if you had astigmatism.. that's why I haven't given it much thought. I know if you're long sighted it doesn't work.. or so I've heard.

I'd say wait till you're older. Then, if you really think you need it, do it

[Virtualbody1234]

hi guys
here is the thing...
next monday am going to have a LASIK Eye Surgery,

So... How did the surgery go?

[BawA]

hmm i didnt go, u guys scared me, i talk to my surgan and delayed the suregary for the futuer.
i thought ill have some more research before i go, and btw he said the lasik is more then 22 years old now.

[lynx]

You should have had it done at home

http://www.lasikathome.com/

[lynx]

hmm i didnt go, u guys scared me, i talk to my surgan and delayed the suregary for the futuer.
i thought ill have some more research before i go, and btw he said the lasik is more then 22 years old now.

Initial trials of LASIK procedures started in 1991. Clinical trials began in 1995.

Laser surgery in general began much earlier, about 1983, but that wasn't LASIK treatment. This is probably what your surgeon was referring to.

[Will_518]

Is wearing glasses really that bad? If the doc messes up, you could end up blind, then you'd regret it forever.

[Yoga]

Don't Blink - ROFL