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Had it done 2 weeks ago. Very happy!!

i had this procedure 5 mos ago. the procedure is really easy it only took me 3 min and no pain at all. its worth it, I can see very clear now. dryness is very less, i had more dryness before the procedure, i did it in cebu philippines with dr yong larrazaba. he is gifted.

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Hi can this procedure have an impact on cataract

I underwent PRK and my vision is excellent now. The three days following the operation were really painful. However, my corneal stroma layer remained intact, which is beneficial for sports. The procedure cost 1000 euros in Slovakia. 500 euros/eye.

Just got SMILE done yesterday. Surgery isn't painful whatsoever. After the surgery, your vision is cloudy and it will feel like you have an eyelash or something else in your eye, so it's an annoying feeling but nothing painful. The second day, my vision is already so much better. Not completely 20/20 yet, but pretty damn close. No pain or burning in the eyes whatsoever. They'll feel ever so slightly dry, but a few artificial tears and you're good.

Just got this done yesterday. Surgery isn't painful whatsoever. After the surgery, your vision is cloudy and it will feel like you have an eyelash or something else in your eye, so it's an annoying feeling but nothing painful. The second day, my vision is already so much better. Not completely 20/20 yet, but pretty damn close. No pain or burning in the eyes whatsoever. They'll feel ever so slightly dry, but a few artificial tears and you're good.

I just had mine yesterday it doesn't hurt at all, but the first two shot was a little bit pitchy. The rest is painless.

ÀLL types of laser & other unregulated refractive eye ops are Russian Roulette anywhere & no surgeon in the world can fix serious complications!! 😡

is this procedure to see without glasses or contacts? like it improved your vision? i’m 11, turning 12 in early april, and my vision is so bad that when i don’t do contacts or glasses, then i can’t even see large letters one or two feet away.i do night contacts where i put contacts in at night and take them in the morning so i can see, and i do that everyday. my vision is super bad so i was thinking about doing some sort of surgery when i’m older, but seeing this it’s kind of scary- for anyone who’s done it or knows a lot about it, can someone explain what it does, what it feels like during the surgery, or how the world looks like after it? or do u need glasses or contacts or anything? how long are you able to see before your eyes get bad again? what if your genetics are bad eyesight

FEMTO 1ST Gen has better recovery then 2nd generation Smile

Do you hold the eye open during surgery (I assume yes) and adjustments after cause there's no way I can keep it open myself?

Can LAL correct for some astigmatism?

What happens if the doctor takes too long to find the lenticure, or is it possible that it's not completely removed? I experienced a situation where the doctor took an extended period to remove the lenticure for my left eye. She made several attempts to locate it, and eventually, she informed me that it had already been removed and was perhaps due to my eye dryness and that lenticure is more sticky and stick on the tool. However, she didn't realize it and continued searching and removing. In such a case, how can she ensure the completeness of the removal of the lenticure? what is the complication for the prolong surgery in such a case? i experienced that my left eye more stings than my right eye. today is my 6 days after the SMILE procedures. right eye recovery better but left eye still having the discomfort ? will this affect my left eye result in overall?

After my prk my eyes started to burn like hell

Thank you doctor for showing this process. I hear that the success of SMILE procedure mostlydepends on the doctor's techniques while lasik dependson the laser instrument. So they concluded that the LASIK is more easier bcs the doctor is less required for?or the procedure?

Just watching it I feel the horror of the posssibility poking through the eyes

What is the role of the power of the eye in this procedure

which is less invasive and has less side effects, SMILE or PRK??

The video is wonderful, I suggest you keep on posting videos, your explanation is video good and easy to understand. All the best!😊

Cool! Thanks Doctor! 👍

I did contoura vision and it’s amazing

Hi Doc, have you heard about the newer procedure called CLEAR? I believe it’s a more refined form of its predecessor SMILE. It’s also known as Corneal Lenticule Extraction for Advanced Refractive (CLEAR) Correction. I heard it’s the 4th generation vision correction technology. I’m not sure if it’s being used in the US as of this time.

Looks scary.

I had my surgery Oct 9th 2023. I was told to expect 3 adjustments and 2 lock in visits . I also find the small bifocal part irritating and the glasses are a little big . I was fitted dayof surgery and was a little out of it but assuming glasses one size fits all. But I'm hoping it's worth the expense. I has RK scarring and was told this is my best bet for great vision. After one adjustment I'm seeing great so I can't wait to get rid of these glasses.

Your not mentioning wearing the uv shielding glasses until vision locked in. You need to wear sunglasses outside clear inside until the lock in visit after the tweaking is finished. And the lens is expensive approx $4,500.00 not covered by insurance.

I just had these lenses implanted (not a patient of this doc) and am waiting for my eyes to heal completely. I think it is important to discuss the UV light protective glasses that must be worn at all times until the final lock-in procedure. My first surgery was October 3, so I started wearing them at that time. It will be a minimum of 3 more weeks for me, so about 6 weeks total. It has been challenging to date because my “near and mid-range” eye does not yet allow me to see/read at those distances. The little, bitty bifocal lens in the UV glasses is headache inducing. This is a short term inconvenience and overall, I am very happy that I chose light adjustable lenses. Looking forward to excellent vision in another couple of weeks.

PRK is abit better only because you will refresh your cornea and grow a new 1 but pain is a bit hard for first 2 day and you should realy be careful and rest for @ least for 7 day you prk is the best if it's old but still i think is the best 1 worth evrysec of pain

I got this done like 10 days ago and it's great but there's 0,5 minus left in one eye but that's okay at least I don't have to wear my eye glasses anymore. From -5.

Hi. I'm 42. Would I still need readers after smile?

I HATE you give me the song name NOW!!!!!

So glad I decided years ago to watch it on video only AFTER I’ve got a laser eye surgery 🤣 I had mine done yesterday, same technique as smile, different name though. So happy I did it 🎉

But what makes me from moving my cornea away from the laser

Its has been 5 months since my smile surgery, Now i regret for doing this🤦

Dr. Hamilton I had refractive lens surgery in the UK. The lens in both eyes is J&J ICB00. Since the surgery I suffer daily with Positive Dysphotopsia. What is your recommendation to fix me ?

Just got it done today and its so weird being able to see without glasses or contacts. Procedure didnt feel like a cotton swab to me. It almost was like watching a POV shot in a movie. I felt nothing. Definitely worth it

this is actually old information

shut that fucking background noise

Hi Dr. i have done smile laser 5 days ago, near objects are very blurry and for the far objects there is starbursts ,, is it normal ??? will it go away 😫

What is lenticule..is it apart of the cornea? Or does the laser create if...if it is apart of the cornea how does it effect the eye years later

How much does it cost??

Never do this

Lasik can be harmful for eyes so donot think about it.

It hit me when the doctor actually moved that thing on the surface of the eye, imagine you are the patient...

How duriable is the eye after SMILE? With LASIK and traumatic hit or pressure can induce the flap coming loose hence why many service members opted for PRK.

Which part or layer of the cornea will be correcting during the surgery? Is that stroma?

i had +6.00 glasses... does the surgery work too?

Seeing the procedure feels more painful than the actual surgery i got😂

its so painful to watch

Got mine done recently. I understand how nerve-wrecking it is and I was nervous on the day of the procedure, but they do give you medicine to help you relax and numb the shit out of your eyes so I barely felt a thing. My doctor was so kind and gave me a stress ball and played relaxing music in the background which definitely helped, it's definitely worth it and you can immediately tell the difference the next day.