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How Long Do LASIK Results Last?
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2018
- Dr. Woolfson has performed over 90,000 LASIK procedures, making him one of the most experienced LASIK surgeons in North America. A further testament to his expertise: more than 300 eye doctors have chosen him to perform their own LASIK.
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Had LASIK done in 1999. Still 20/15 in 2022. Best thing I ever did.
What problem did u had with your eyes ?
-5.75 myopia in both eyes with astigmatism. Started wearing glasses full time at age 7 and for the next +35 years. My regular opthalmologist told me I was an ideal candidate but insisted that success ultimately depends on the skills of the surgeon. They are not all as qualified. @@farhanhussain5538
Yes I agree. I was 47 yrs old. 20/10 in both eyes. 62 now still see 20/10 in both eyes.
Wonderful.
@@tcmvives Yes! Have it done in 2005. The best thing I ever done. 👀
@@tcmvives thx. I sorry I know nothing about the prk surgery. You need to do your research on which surgery is best for you and make sure you research the Dr to make sure you have the right Dr for you. There was 5 of us that did the Lasik by the same Dr. all where success.
Good luck in your decision.
Got Lasik in 2013, was a perfect canditate. Was told this by 2 offices, Lasik Md and Eaglevue in Montreal, Canada. Had 20/15 vision, no complications and 3 years after my vision keeps going down every 6 months by about .25. Now stabalized for 2-3 years about at 2.00 and 1.75 which is about what I had originally. My brothers is still perfect 15 years after and my sister is wearing glasses again about 6-7 years after lasik.. My dad also perfect after 20 years. It sucks.. Loved not having to wear glasses..
Agree, it totally sucks. I had cataract surgery done at Woolfson in 2022 and my vision sucked afterwards. I saw better before the procedure while wearing glasses or contacts. Post surgery, my vision is not clear/crisp at any distance the halos and starbursts from lights at night is so bad that I can no longer safely drive at night. It took a year of complaining to get Woolfson to agree to perform a Lasik procedure to "correct" my already "corrected" eyesight. Nothing has changed. There is no consistency in my vision, it just sucks all the time. I now have to wear 3 different glasses (prescription distance, readers 1.25 & 3.0) after being told I could "throw my glasses away after surgery." There was no "wow" moment for me. My eyes always feel strained, they burn every night, and I always feel like I'm wearing irritating contacts that I just want to take out...but I can't because this is just my crappy vision now. It has been a frustrating year that has negatively impacted the enjoyment of my life. I feel like I've had some horrible accident or illness that has left me with impaired vision. I regret having the surgeries and I wish I didn't do it. I'm going to other doctors to hopefully fix this disaster. So many promises not fulfilled...I want my money back.
I got Lasik in June 2023 (50 yrs) to correct my vision after having my vision corrected for cataracts a year before - lens replacement IOL July 2022 (diagnosed at 48yrs). After cataract surgery my vision was terrible, not crisp/clear at any distance, blurry, full of obstructing floaters, and overall not great. I saw better before the surgery wearing glasses or contacts. Was told Lasik would fix this, but I see no noticeable difference. My vision still sucks. My advise is to do a lot of research...and I mean a lot. Don't be lured in by promises that the experience will "change your life" and don't expect a "wow" moment after surgery. If you choose to have it done and it works for you, wonderful; but be prepared to be disappointed in case it doesn't.
35M got lasik over 10 years ago, starting to feel my eye need an upgrade.
I got LASIK exactly 20 years ago, and what started out as nearly 20/20 vision has now regressed almost to how it used to be. I have to wear glasses now. So the answer is NO, the results don't last a lifetime for everyone, unfortunately.
Can u get it twice, how u feeling/ see now one month later
@@jupiterjaheim6550 You can't get LASIK twice, you can get PRK instead which I haven't done so far. Not sure what you mean by "how you feeling/see one month later"...? I just wear glasses now. My eyes don't feel any different.
@@schw0373 dam
have u thought about ICL?
@@clint1285 It's an interesting thought, but it seems a bit risky. Also, can someone who already had LASIK do ICL?
Well, if when they say results, they mean pain and poor vision, that can last for years.
Does LASIK diagnose lazy eye condition aka amblyopia?