What is the worst thing that can happen after laser eye surgery?
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Contact us to find out more www.londonvisio... Professor Reinstein explains the slight risk of a complication outcome of blurring after laser eye surgery, which can be corrected.
I had blade free lasik 14 days ago and right now I feel like I have superhuman crispy crisp vision 😆 no pain, felt like I had a lash in my eyes for 2 days..but completely functional 6 hours after surgery. So far I am loving every single time I feel like Ive misplaced something to realize it’s my glasses that I no longer need! 😁 Im anxious to reach the 3 month mark, I pray I won’t develop lifelong regretful effects. So far it’s simply a beautiful world that I feel more free in. Hopefully I’ll be able to update this comment with good news!!
Shut up man
Careful bro for your eye if you hit something there are cases people going blind cause they accidentally bumbed somthing in their eye and the eye lash opening. sorry for any anxiety just good to know
Aww I’m jealous good for you 👏
Just make sure u stay on top of the hydration and not let dry eye creep in
@@gabriellcn Wait WHAT? For long does this guy have to be careful about that? Asking coz I'm thinking of getting LASIK done and I box. So I'm always getting punched in the face.
As someone who has developed corneal ectasia 18 years after Lasik I can only recommend getting your information elsewhere, because this is a blatant understatement of the actual risks of Lasik surgery.
Do you know what your residual corneal thickness was after your procedure?
@@robertf6409 502 on the eye that developed ectasia.
@@corinnar.6055 That is including the flap isn't it?
@@robertf6409 Yes, it is. But 500+ is generally considered a "safe" thickness.
@@corinnar.6055 I know but the flap doesn't contribute anything to corneal strength. You need to subtract the ablation depth + flap thickness for what they call the RSB (residual stromal bed). Flaps can range from 100-160 um so if they made a thick flap this puts you more at risk.
My younger brother, by 10 yrs, had lasik. He's had a lot of problems AND developed cataracts about 20 years before majority of people do. Do Not do it.
The cataracts development was most likely unrelated, that affects a completely different section of the eye.
That's because he was not yet eligible to do that surgery as his eye power was not stable..... Experts suggest to do it after your eye power gradually gets stable which is by the time one turns 18
He says 10 years younger, not 10 years old
@@dulalpaul2841Actually the recommended timeframe for these surgeries is much older.
Around 27-35 years is the perfect time concerning the stability, recovery and efficiency
Same here my cataracts came on 8 years after lasik I’m 46
This guy is clueless. I wouldn't let him within 50' of my eyes.
@00Gambit Blah Blah Blah..."Peer reviewed publications"....blah blah blah. He is STILL CLUELESS.
@00Gambit he is definitely not clueless in the field of eye surgery, however he is feigning ignorance by saying the worst thing that can happen with elective refractive surgery is “a bit of residual refractive error”. 🙄 he may be an experienced professional but he is acting like a lasik salesman.
@@AfectadosCirugiaRefractiva Exactly
@@twinkie9648 And you sound like a sheep who would gladly be led to the slaughter without questioning why. If you want to talk about facts, read the comments below.
@@twinkie9648 correction: Professor Dan Reinsten sounds like someone who hides facts to avoid scaring customers/patients.
Complete blindness, continual severe eye pain, light sensitivity, inability to ever go outside again due to pain from light and wind, loss of night vision, and suicide when you have no more sight with pain and unable to work
How common is that when people get laser eye surgery tho ...
@@MindMan424 4%
@@jamesle9851 thanks i was going to do it next month now i don't
@@MindMan424 doesn’t matter how common it still needs to be mentioned because anybody can be that 4%
Anything happened with you?
Ten good reasons to avoid LASIK:
1. The LASIK flap never heals. Weak scar tissue around the flap edge holds it in place -- like a Tupperware lid. But the flap itself is not attached and can be accidentally dislodged for life. Moreover, the LASIK flap creates a permanent portal in the cornea, which exposes patients to increased risk of late onset corneal inflammation or infection.
2. The cornea is permanently thinner and weaker after LASIK. Corneal biomechanical failure (ectasia) may occur shortly after LASIK or many years -- even decades -- later. Young women of child-bearing age are at increased risk during pregnancy after LASIK.
3. Researchers have found that LASIK patients may need cataract surgery up to 15 years sooner than people who avoid LASIK. To add insult to injury, the LASIK-altered cornea causes problems with cataract surgery.
4. Osman et al. (2017) found that LASIK using the latest blade-free technology leads to posterior vitreous detachment (PVD) (floaters) in 85% of eyes that did not have pre-existing PVD.
5. LASIK leads to falsely low intraocular pressure (IOP) measurement, exposing patients to permanent vision loss from undiagnosed glaucoma.
6. Corneal nerves responsible for tear production are severed and destroyed during LASIK. No study at any time point has found that corneal nerves fully recover to normal densities and patterns after LASIK. Damaged nerves may lead to chronic dry eyes.
7. Injury to corneal nerves during LASIK may lead to incapacitating neuropathic eye pain.
8. Since LASIK does not eliminate the need for reading glasses after the age of 40 and studies show that visual outcomes of LASIK decline over time, virtually all LASIK patients will end up back in glasses - sometimes sooner rather than later.
9. The FDA's latest LASIK study found that up to 46% of subjects who reported seeing no visual distortions (halos, starbursts, glare, and ghosting) before LASIK reported visual distortions after LASIK, and up to 28% of subjects with no symptoms of dry eyes before LASIK developed dry eye symptoms after LASIK.
10. LASIK complications have led to corneal transplants, blindness, loss of eye, disability, unremitting eye pain, suicidal thoughts, and a number of actual suicides.
So I have to wear glasses all my life? 😔
@@TaxingIsThieving Glasses are a blessing, not a curse.
great information to read about LASIK since I am actually reviewing about it.
Hi, could you please share the sources of info for these? Very keen to be properly informed about the risks
@@Dusty_Shoes
References below each item.
1. The LASIK flap never heals. Weak scar tissue around the flap edge holds it in place -- like a Tupperware lid. But the flap itself is not attached and can be accidentally dislodged for life. Moreover, the LASIK flap creates a permanent portal in the cornea, which exposes patients to increased risk of corneal infection.
Schmack et al. Cohesive tensile strength of human LASIK wounds with histologic, ultrastructural, and clinical correlations. J Refract Surg. 2005 Sep-Oct;21(5):433-45.
Chang et al. Effect of Time Since Primary Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis on Flap Relift Success and Epithelial Ingrowth Risk. J Cataract Refract Surg. 2021 Sep 14. doi: 10.1097/j.jcrs.0000000000000817.
Rabina et al. Very late-onset flap margin corneal ulcer following laser in situ keratomileusis. Int Ophthalmol. 2019 Apr 13. PMID: 30982142
Shing Ong H, Sharma N, Phee LM, Mehta JS. Atypical microbial keratitis. Ocul Surf. 2021 Nov 9:S1542-0124(21)00128-2. doi: 10.1016/j.jtos.2021.11.001. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 34768003.
2. The cornea is permanently thinner and weaker after LASIK. Corneal biomechanical failure (ectasia) may occur shortly after LASIK or many years -- even decades -- later.
Spadea et al. Corneal ectasia after myopic laser in situ keratomileusis: a long-term study. Clin Ophthalmol. 2012;6:1801-1813.
Said et al. Late onset corneal ectasia after LASIK surgery. Saudi J Ophthalmol. 2011 Jul;25(3):225-30.
Kohlhaas M. [Iatrogenic Keratectasia: A Review]. Klin Monbl Augenheilkd. 2015 Jun;232(6):765-72.
3. LASIK patients may need cataract surgery up to 15 years sooner than people who avoid LASIK. To add insult to injury, the LASIK-altered cornea causes problems with cataract surgery.
Iijima et al. Demographics of patients having cataract surgery after laser in situ keratomileusis. J Cataract Refract Surg. 2015 Feb;41(2):334-8.
Abulafia et al. Intraocular Lens Power Calculation in Eyes After Laser In Situ Keratomileusis or Photorefractive Keratectomy for Myopia. Asia Pac J Ophthalmol (Phila). 2017 Jul-Aug;6(4):332-338.
4. One small study (Osman et al. 2017) found that LASIK using the latest blade-free technology leads to posterior vitreous detachment (floaters) in 85% of eyes.
Osman et al. Incidence of Posterior Vitreous Detachment After Femtosecond LASIK Compared With Microkeratome LASIK. Cornea. 2017 Sep;36(9):1036-1039.
5. LASIK leads to falsely low intraocular pressure (IOP) measurement, exposing patients to permanent vision loss from undiagnosed glaucoma.
Ajazaj et al. Intraocular Pressure After Corneal Refractive Surgery. Med Arch. 2018 Nov;72(5):341-343.
6. Corneal nerves responsible for tear production are severed and destroyed during LASIK. Corneal nerves do not fully recover to normal densities and patterns after LASIK. Damaged nerves may lead to chronic dry eyes. Mayo Clinic researchers reported that after LASIK, subbasal corneal nerve density was significantly reduced by 51%, 35%, 34%, and 24% at 1, 2, 3, and 5 years, respec tively, when compared with density before LASIK.
Erie et al. Recovery of corneal subbasal nerve density after PRK and LASIK. Am J Ophthalmol. 2005 Dec;140(6):1059-1064.
7. Injury to corneal nerves during LASIK may lead to incapacitating neuropathic eye pain.
Theophanous et al. Corneal Neuralgia after LASIK. Optom Vis Sci. 2015 Sep;92(9):e233-40.
8. Since LASIK does not eliminate the need for reading glasses after the age of 40 and studies show that visual outcomes of LASIK decline over time, virtually all LASIK patients will end up back in glasses - sometimes sooner rather than later.
Zalentein et al. Seven-year follow-up of LASIK for myopia. J Refract Surg. 2009 Mar;25(3):312-8.
9. The FDA's latest LASIK study found that up to 46% of subjects who reported seeing no visual distortions (halos, starbursts, glare, and ghosting) before LASIK reported visual distortions after LASIK, and up to 28% of subjects with no symptoms of dry eyes before LASIK developed dry eye symptoms after LASIK.
Eydelman et al. Symptoms and Satisfaction of Patients in the Patient-Reported Outcomes With Laser In Situ Keratomileusis (PROWL) Studies. JAMA Ophthalmol. 2017 Jan 1;135(1):13-22.
Thats definitely NOT the worst thing that can happen after LASIK. He should make a video reading and explaining the risks mentioned in his informed LASIK consent. Very different from what he is saying.
Please help me to find this information. Since on RUclips I'm not finding it at all
@@GospodinJean I sent you an email because for some reason youtube was not allowing me to reply back the l i n k
@@AfectadosCirugiaRefractiva where did you send the email to? Because you wrote this comment before I gave you my email address
@@GospodinJean I sent it to the email address shown in the about section of your youtube channel. But now I have also forwarded it to you to that other address which you shared. Hope that helps
The worst thing from bad Lasik?
Extreme pain, that no one can ever fix.
Result, can be suicide, by the person.
So death, then.
Yes, it happens.
Sadly
You didn’t mention the risk of getting totally debilitated.
They are trained to hide those kind of complications.
Lasik ruined my vision - can't see well at all out of my left eye, its INCREDIBLY DISORIENTING -biggest regret of my life. Went with the most well known surgeon in my area that does work for a major NFL team - LASIK is just a BAD procedure!
What happened
It isn't a bad procedure at all.
Same experience I am having 😢
Refractive surgery is a terrible surgery. Side effects can destroy your life even make you suicidal . Glasses are the safest way to correct your vision, .
or contacts??
Ok.
Make you suicidal? That’s silly
@Rapid I mean you can't see
If I did laser eye surgery and it went unsuccessful, I'm killing myself
@@bootattack8 yo bro you ok?
This person is falsely implying this is the only complication you can get. An obvious one not even discussed is dry eye, plus the many others.
These are all lies. These surgeries have destroyed so many lives including my own. There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think about how much I hate having to live with the complications that refractive eye surgery has caused. Getting it was the biggest regret of my life. These surgeries don’t do anything good. The cornea was never meant to be cut into. They literally comprimise and destroy the integrity and structure of the eye. Anyone can wear glasses and almost anyone can wear soft contact lenses. It’s absolutley disgusting that you promote these horrible and completely unnecessary prodecures. I could never live with myself knowing that I’ve literally caused people to take their own lives because they could not handle the horrible vision issues and/or severe eye pain these surgeries can cause. Clearly you can somehow live with yourself but you have to be a completely souless person to profit off of the misery of others and be alright with this. What goes around comes around.
Hi did you undergo Lasik? After how many years you started to have side effects?
I did lasik last month. I did blade less one. They said after one week it will be fine. After the next day of surgery I opened my both eyes. My left side of the eye is really clear. But right side was really bad blury. I was so worried. I waited for one week but it was same. And then I went to give my first review after the surgery I told them I can’t see properly from that eye so they said it will take some time to heal. I was waiting for the next review. Still was same. Then the doc says there is a bit of blur. And she gave new medicines for that eye for three months. If the vision is not clear after then also might have to do the surgery again. So hearing these things from doc I was so disappointed. I was happy when I wear the glass also but now from that blurry eye I can’t see anything properly. Feels like I’m blind. My profession is to work under the computer and now I’m struggling a lot due to the shit surgery. As per the doc she said while doing the surgery I have moved that eye. It was really painful. So obviously I cannot bear the pain so it happen. 😢
Hi I have been looking into having lasik I been to this clinic during covid lockdown was told I could have it done, went to Turkey this Year July and was told everything was good but due to my otc scan coming back negative was told by the doctor that looking at my results she would not recommend me to have it done as in my case I could go blind... After reading some of these comments I guess it was a blessing
My daughter is experiencing this with both eyes right now.
Did you ever get any better?
Same problem
Please send me your number
Excuse me guys.I have recently undergone surgery which was TransPRK and believe me I am seeing improvement on weekly basis😊
Now, Do you have any symptoms?
Are you still alive???
Those numbers are so under exaggerated it’s not funny at all. The complication rates are between 10-30% and that is simply too much on the line. This is your vision!
He did say that stat was based on competent hands, so if you wanna low ball and go as cheap as possible to some inexperienced doctor then good luck, that’s when the stats change and risks inflate
No, it’s just intrinsically dangerous no matter what quack does it
The worst thing is an incompetent technician does an incompetent refraction (pre surgery work up) and you are massively over corrected and end up very farsighted. That’s what happened to me. After healing for a year it was re done and healing complications and just the difficulty of reversing a botched laser eye surgery left me very compromised. It is truly shitty.
Shit man I feel the same I got smile done last Thursday my left eye vision is a blur and doesnt seem to want to improve right eye seems to be coming around slowly I'm worried dr said it's normal due to irritating, somewhat regretful of the surgery
Can it be corrected by glasses?
Luis Villa Your timeframe is so short you can’t draw any negative conclusions yet. Things can take 6 months or even much longer to completely heal. Most likely you will have a good result. Just give it time.
hu hg Unfortunately, it appears glasses do not help much. It has been 1 yr since the 2nd laser procedure was done to try and fix the botched laser job. The 2nd laser procedure, the fix up, actually left me worse off. Now my distance vision is poor and glasses do not help much. Luckily I only had one eye done. The other eye is in good shape and I can still drive ok. If both eyes were like the botched eye, no way could I drive a car. Way too dangerous and the DMV would cancel my licence. The eye doctor says it is still healing but it has a very long way to go to be even reasonable. I’m hoping for a miracle.
Diego Garcia was it done by the same surgeon and which Method was used ? Trans prk?
I went through LASIK PRK. Before the surgery during the counseling they didnt told me the consequences of any water contact. Immediately surgery i was told not to take head bath or face wash. But i was not told clearly. One day i overused a eye drops and i got blurred vision. I accidentally put some water because of pain and got more blurness and microbial keratitis. I didnt knew the implications of drinking water on eye as it never happened before. It all happened 5 days after surgery. Now i have 20/20 in left eye which is normal but 20/100 in right eye, some corneal damage and central scar on cornea. I can see surrounds but not text and fine details. Continously using drops as prescribed. Hopefully vision will improve and they may install contact lens or glasses. Please know Dos and especially Dont's of post operation. 🙏
Hope you getting better bro, I didn't get the point of drinking water could you clear it more ?
@achatsappro6759 I mean I fucking dipped my eye in drinking water as I overused nepafenac eye drops a little but that I got temporary vision loss but I didn't knew it was temporary. The hospital didn't instructed about this as a caution.
How are you today? What do you mean by LASIK PRK? Isn't it either the one (LASIK) or the other (PRK)?
The worst thing that can happen is suicide due to chronic pain and destroyed vision. This has happened 29times (deaths) due to refractive surgery like this. I had SMILE at Optegra in London with Alex Shortt and I can understand why people are driven to this. So sad. There is a movement to ban refractive surgery that includes its inventor.
Do you still have bad side effects?
What about corneal extasia, neuralgia. What about retinal problem that can be induce by the succion ring. What about High degree abberation, double vision, snow effect etc.. Some of them cant be corrected .Ill be scare to have a doctor that is not telling me the true about a surgery that i will have on my most important sense.
Are you doctor sir ?
@@achatsappro6759 im followed by the director of an oculor school, i have family in the domain, i am myself in the medical field. why that question? i just hope its not an attempts to discredit. That said, have a good day.
First day after surgery and I’m super happy. Walked out my front door, picked up my head towards the vent that I hadn’t been able to see. I’m able to see the serrations on it. I’ll be able to recognize people from further than 20 feet now. Was a little worried about the fogginess but that’s also expected because they said it was like that. And should only improve if you do what the doctors tell you for the next 3 months. I’ll be coming back here to keep y’all updated. So far so good though.
So far so good, great results 👍
wow nice. i´m worried to do the surgery because i´m worried about the risks. should i do it?
@@JunJ123only if you want to risk your eyes, on the short or long term.
So far so good, better and better each day. But yeah if you’re asking me if you should do it or not idk 🤷♂️ that’s up to each person. If I wind up like toph from avatar one day then so be it that’s gods will but for right now I can see better than most and I’m grateful 🙏
@@RiZeArooski did u have double vision before the surgery?
I can't risk it. I'm a very unlucky person, so even if there is a slight chance of things going south, it WILL happen to me. 😢
same bro
Used 🚗 salesman tactics
That is jot the worst outcome by a long shot. Permanent dry eye and neuropathic pain is the worst. Trust me. I have it
I do not like the default surgery Drs put forward for cataracts. Several reasons: 1. Sucking out the bad lenses never addresses the reason we got the cataracts. 2. Placing two pieces of plastic one into each eye, In My Head, so the plastic can leach out, sounds like a BAD idea. The way medicine in practiced in the US is so tunnel vision/compartmentalized with no forward thinking on what the downside/consequences are of sucking out this oxidized lens and putting Plastic into my body! There ought to be an eye drop that arrests the development of cataracts or dissolves them. Cataract eye drops DO exist for dogs! Reason none for humans? Drs charges U $3200 to $6000 Per Eye to put in these pieces of plastic. No eye dr wants that nice revenue stream interrupted. One of the Ophthalmologists I called to ask some questions of in my area said she does 11 surgeries a day. Do the math--this woman is swimming in money.
So does that mean I can’t get laser eye surgery I’ve been legally blind since I was 12. I just wish I had clear eyesight in my right eye and my left eye. I’m not fully blind just blurry vision. I’m seeing memories and different colors and stuff in my eyes, I just wish that I could wake up in my side. Be totally clear. I keep having dreams about being having clear eyesight. I hope surgery can help my mom, but she said it’s not that kind of problem. We don’t know what it is. Maybe our surgery could help keep trying to tell her to try it out and see what happens, we can only see time. God bless me alike on the comment one like equals one prayer.
I don't care if it's less than 1% I want the 0.000000000000%
The fact is the complication rate is closer to 5%...
10-30% have developed some form of complications. Even the most minor of complications made those people regret their decisions. I decided not to go ahead with the procedure last minute actually.
That happened to me and after trying to fix it with a enhancement procedure I have developed extreme migraines and constant heaviness in the head. Any way to fix these migraines ?
No.
@@otiebrown9999 They stopped themselves
@@gda702 R u ok now?
Did the enhancement fix your problems?
@@otiebrown9999you’re an idiot
What surgery will doctor do if they have this risk
Everybody in comment is speaking about lasik but not that much about PKR or Smile,
Should we tell that only lasik is highly risky ?
PRK is much safer. Studies show that long term ectasia is 4,5 times more probable in Lasik than PRK. The only long term disadvantage of PRK is that it is not applyable for hypermetropy (if a PRK is done in a hyperopic patient, it is very probable that the hypermetropy will return in the future).
Had lasik in 2007 with Gil olorenshaw in Melbourne Australia,was left with.75 astigmatism in both eyes,got enhancement doing prk and still not the best vision,still little blurry,very disappointed!!!!!
I have also blurry vision
Kuch sahi hua
Wow lol. What’s this doctor’s name? I’ll debate him on this right now.
Whats wrong with being called Don?
I just had a LASIK this Monday but my left eye feels uncomfortable and doc told me today that I have little infection in my left eyes. My vision is 20/25, is that normal?
how do you feel now?
I'm that 0.1%😢
Me am moderate myopia -3.7with keracotonus I wanted lasic xtra, but you guys you have scared me will just go for cross-linking only.
Bullshit. I had prk done and its a nightmare. I have to massage my eyes every morning before I open them otherwise the eyelid sticks to the eyeball and it feels like I'm peeling a band aid off of my eyes. Worst decision of my life.
Did the problem go away by now or still persisting?
@@ivankovwink1311 it still persists. 14 months later. Sometimes I wake in the middle of the night and my eyes open instinctively, and I have burning pain and tears for about 15 minutes. It makes for many restless nights.
OMG no my vision is so messed up
I have this blury ness
Did it clear up?
This is blatantly false information, and if he's a real, practicing medical professional, he should lose his license for this. He's knowing spreading misinformation about the risks of a very serious, life-changing medical procedure. That's unethical. Yes, many people have had their vision improved with corrective surgery, but "slight blurring that can be corrected later" is objectively NOT the worst thing that can happen after laser eye surgery, and making such a claim, from the position of an expert, is dangerous.
me when i am 21 and am that 1/1000 SICK!
Don't worry bro ❤ we r with u
Mark Henry never went to English class did he
People have had to have their eyes removed lol, avoid Lasik
Yeah I don’t trust people who speak like car salesmen.
Exactly!!
Any one please say what surgery will fix that doctor said only surgery will fix it please ssyqhat surgey i got this glasses is not accepting my eye after lasek surgery please help me any one
Or going blind
In 2022, I went to a legit doctor with 30+ years of experience and paid $5k happily. My quality of life is substantially better because of LASIK.
Just had it done yesterday. Blurry vision, I can see that I made a huge mistake. I pray I can get the same vision before I made the decision to screw up eyes
How’s it going
I been having blurry vision for 3 weeks
Vision is better. The migraine's are no joke though. From what I understand it takes a full 3 months before it's 100% with no/minimal issues
@@Jordan-ln2ef alright man thanks 🤞🏻
@@Jordan-ln2ef hope it gets better It’s been 3 weeks for me
This guy is a liar.
This video sickens me and is not accurate in the slightest. He’s talking best case scenario. Shame on you who’s posted this
Some people killed them self after side affects from eye lasik/prk
My son did
@@nancyburleson507 I’m very sorry but can you explain his experience please I would like to know
@@bosstns9990 google the story of “max cronin lasik suicide”.
Max Cronin had his whole life ahead of him, filled with promise. Max joined the U.S. Army and served in the war in Iraq. In 2009 while stationed at Ft. Hood, Max had Lasik eye surgery. After leaving the Army, Max returned to Texas. In July, 2015, Max opted to have a PRK laser eye surgery retreatment because his vision was declining. Max experienced several common complications of laser eye surgery, such as dry eyes, constant eye pain, declining vision, corneal haze, and night driving problems. The complications he suffered took a huge toll on his quality of life and prevented him from working and continuing his education. To add insult to injury, Max felt that his laser eye surgeon was arrogant and lacked compassion. Max wrote several suicide letters stating that he was going to kill himself because his laser eye surgery had ruined his eyes and his life.”
@@nancyburleson507 oh so sad to hear this is it trueee?
@@rohiarain3733 www.google.com/search?q=nancy+burleson+lasik&rlz=1C1PNJJ_frCA951CA952&oq=nancy+burleson+lasik&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRigATIHCAMQIRigAdIBCDMwNzZqMGo3qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 see by yourself
Hello
I had SMILE done and 18 days after the operation my vision decreased from 8/10 To 5/10 I visited several doctors and they say that the operation was successful, but why can't I see well if it was successful? Today is day 36 after the operation and there is no significant progress. I hope you can guide me I'm waiting for your response.
I want to know what's the problem in my eyes cause no doctor is telling me why I have visited plenty of
All they say that the surgery is good and the surgeon is a good doctor
But I can't see like those first 18 days.
If u have idea about that please let me know 😥
Did you get any improvement?
@@عليالحارثي-ل9ر yes
I've got an appointment booked with a consutant on 25th, very nervous about having it done, my fear is it goes wrong and am left blind or with worse vision
Did you have the operation? How do you feel now?
@@Lspixel No, I cancelled. After seeing a YT vid of an American guy who had it and his eyes got worse, it scared me and I backed out 😄
@@257ian Sad. I mean Lasik won't ruin your eyes in the hands of a competent doctor, but I guess you can wear glasses/contacts for the rest of your life if you want
@@bluekitty7838 Thanks. Yes, I'll still wear glasses rather than risk having that procedure and risking it going wrong.
@@257ian It's not going to go wrong if the doctor is competent, but you do you. I mean my father did it like 30 years ago in like the 1980's - 1990's, and it fixed his vision to be 20/20, so if it's 2024, it's prob going to work ngl
So untrue
Have you done lysic ?
Pathological.
he rock my facebook
Liar….my precious son is still dead from ruining his eyes from elective refractory surgery….that once done, cannot be undone…this is elective surgery. It harms a major sensory organ, is not correctable when the damage is done, and you will still need glasses
Sir i am from india i had minus 3 spherical in both eyes and left eye minus 1 cylinder 90 degree axis
In 2016 i went for lasik doctor recommend lasekLASEK (SEK) BECAUSE MY CORNEA IS thin so after surgery they asked me to read i did but i had little bit blur so they said it will go away after eye heal i thought same they did not check with glasses so now i had more blur in left eye so i went to local doctor but i cannot see clear vison with glasses they checked my eye they took oct scan they said every thing is ok but i cannot see clear vision wiith glasses also they cehck my eye in machine it sayes i had minus 1.25 cylinder power in left eye with 90 degree axis sir pls say what is my problem please send your mail id i will send my reports
@whilstlindiesel1000