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How are you now? Do you still see the vertical lines? Where did the doctor laser your eyes, on top or on the side? I hope your vision gets better. I am scared to do the laser.

@@ht6035 It's worse, as I mentioned in another channel. As spring begins, I'm experiencing headaches because of the sunlight. My vision remains the same. I will try special contact lenses to filter out this side effect and see how it works. I've already tried colored lenses, but they only provided minimal improvement; however, on the other hand, I experienced tunnel vision and blurry vision as well. If this solution doesn't work, there is a chance I may need a suture on my iris. Mine was placed on the top. Where are they planning to place yours? Based on the doctor's and patients' experiences, only a few people suffer from this effect. Most doctors recommend the side placement, and some even measure the location with a special procedure.

@@ht6035 I'm puzzled as to why my previous messages didn't show up. Just to reiterate, my vision hasn't improved, and I'm considering closing my eyes. On top of that, I've been experiencing headaches when exposed to sunlight outdoors.

not if it was done at 11 or 1 o'clock because your eyelid will protect you from that

@@surgeonb7242 ​ That is exactly where the iridotomy was done on my eyes. The glare is not present when the holes are completely covered by my eyelids. It is when I move my eyelids (which we all do regularly) that the glare presents itself.

Had you gone for iris sutchring to get rid of hlare

@@rishabhdatta6991 No. I do not want to risk any further damage an additional procedure might do to my eyes or vision. Also, suturing the iris would defeat the purpose of the iridotomy if you had it originally done for angle closure glaucoma - I think most people would get either corneal tattoos or contacts with colored edges to treat the glare.

I am thinking about suturing the hole as I have massive disphotopsya since the procedure was made. If you go and search a little bit, you will see that that placing the hole to the temporal (3 and 9 hour) position shouldn't cause (the chance is way more less)any linear disphotopsya instead the 12. Mine was placed to superior. I had problems when my pupil was fully dilated for many hours that's why they did. I don't have angle closure glaucoma. But if the hole is necessary I am thinking about to replace it to temporal which is recommended by most of the doctors. Many articles says on the internet that suturing was successfully made for may patients without any complications.

Is your vision still blurred?

@Jamila Bouzegaoui No,, no pain.

Painful?

How much it cost... Can it maintain the eye presure

@@matdenstickers6873 covered by Insurance since it's a Medical Issue. I only paid the Co-Pay. BUT I think Out-of-pocket its $500 + - per Eye.

@@matdenstickers6873 yes, it lowers the Pressure substantially since the excess liquid is drained out thru the laser hole. The specialist will advise you if its clogged or closing so it can be re-lasered.

Probably it is focused to the iris area and the beam is not strong enough to alter your cornea. Same as you intensify the light with a magnifier.

+CeSar Mva Thank you for getting in contact. I am sorry to hear that your wife might require further surgery. The Ahmed valve, Ex-press and iStent work in slightly different ways. The question as to which might be "better" for your wife will be very specific to her eye condition, and what her Eye Dr believes is most appropriate to control her eye pressure whilst also balancing this with the risks of further surgery.