SMILE Laser Eye Surgery Side Affects | 3 Month Update
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Hello everybody and thank you for watching! In this video, I talk Barry about his recovery and update after 3 months of having SMILE laser eye surgery. If you have any questions or comments about the experience then please leave them in the comment section below and I will be sure to answer them! Also I would highly appreciate it if you could like comment and subscribe for more content!
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I’m about 2 weeks after SMILE after about 20 years with -10 vision, this is so life changing and still feels crazy. I be trying to “adjust my glasses” or “take out my glasses” by muscle memory lmao. So far I have noticed my eyes get tired pretty often, usually by night, and ofc dry eyes, but I’m hopeful it will gradually get better since that has been the case ever since the surgery.
So happy this worked out for you! I had the dry eyes for 1-3 months but just use those drops generously. Think of it as hydrating your eyes with water
Hey. I have -10 and -11, but I'm scared they can't get to 0. Did they get to 0 with you?
hello! have anyone of you guys undergo the SMILE procedure and the eyes were undercorrected ? I am on day 11 after the surgery and my right is still -2.25. pretty concerned about this suboptimal results as it wasn't communicated to me by my consultant as a plausible results. I was told I should expect to see 6/6 in both eye. :\3
I would give it a few more weeks! But if you’re truly concerned talk to your doctor
@@HDBnB1 I did and he said that it should get better in the coming months but it most probably will not gain full vision as the margin is super big! looking for someone who had experienced undercorrection cuz I wanna understand why it happened, is it a calculation mistake from the doctor ? is it a known plausible result and the doctor opted not to keep me informed ?
@_taim93 hmm I can’t say much since my experience was very positive as stated in the video. To this day eyesight is great and this was the best decision of my lfie
Both of you are very good communicators.
We appreciate the kind words and you watching the video!
I had lasik done 5 months ago and if there’s one thing I can recommend for someone about to get it done or just had it done is order a manta sleep mask! It beats wearing sunglasses to bed or those horrible eye shields. I bought the pros which are designed for side sleepers and it was worth it!
Good to know! Wish I had that!
@@HDBnB1 I live in Finland where in the summer the sun never goes down so they help greatly with blacking out the sun. They’re a bit pricey but well worth it
I just had it a week ago. My distance vision is 20/20...wonderful. But my close vision is horrible. I can't see my cell phone, watch, calendar on the wall, controls in my car...all a blur. They said it's part of the healing process & should get better with time as I heal...I hope so....would hate for this to be the way it is forever.
I’m hoping for a successful recovery! Everyone handles it differently and my experience was good minus dry eyes but now I’m great! 8 months post op
how ur eyes now?
@@tuabijakit6732 Distance still great. Close getting better...still need readers to read small things & for the computer, but a little better. Thanks!
Congrats!
Is it all good now?
Tomorrow I will get smile, so excited and little nervous I guess? :D mixed feelings.. you two were really who made my final decision to finally go!
Wow! So happy we could help! Are you getting it in PA?
@@HDBnB1 Actually I live in Finland, so I get it in Espoo :)
Very cool! Good luck! Let me know how it goes
@@HDBnB1 I stressed whole night about it and couldnt really sleep. After I got there I kinda relaxed and were more excited than anything. Operation went super well and didnt feel a thing, it really was quite fast like 10-15 min total. Now its been 5 hours since operation and vision is getting better all the time. Little shady/blurry still but lets wait few more days to see what happens to that :D super happy about this overall!
@@artzikiii So happy to hear that! The vision should get better day by day and it truly is such a cool feeling!
Thanks for these videos. The chance of starburst honestly doesn't bother me too much because I already have glare issues with both glasses and contracts during night driving as it is. Night driving is more of a "pain" than day driving with lights always glaring but seeing as I have been wearing glasses all my life, you just get used to it and you learn to focus more while night driving to avoid an accident.
I'm totally fine with not having crystal clear night vision in exchange for no more myopia......because I already have the glare around lights.
Yea I still think this was the best decision I’ve ever made. Good luck if you decide to do!
Hey have ur halo and starburst gone ? Is it still there ? How much time before u did ur procedure?
Thank you both😊
Thank you for watching!
@@HDBnB1what was any of you two guys prescriptions before?
Great stuff love how it all came out my man 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽.
Congrats on the new eyesight brotha!
Planning to have this surgery next week. Seeing you two recover is a big encouragement for me to do this. Btw, are you Vietnamese?
Congrats on the decision! I’ll be making more update videos soon on our progress a year later. And yes I am Vietnamese!
Can we get a update on that
@7:37 Lifetime warranty question. Is it possible to do touch ups with the Relex Smile procedure or does one have to fall back to LASIK or PRK? Could a touch up effecting a small amount of correction be handled totally instromally, that is, use the femtosecond laser to ablate the tissue such that a lenticule would not be created and manually removed with surgical forceps?
That is an interesting question. As far as I know, the warranty would include anything major where your vision isn’t perfect or operating as it should be. In my case, I’ve honestly had no issues. My friend has noticed starbursts at night but it isn’t a big deal to him. When he asked our surgeon they were more than happy to set up a checkup to see if anything was wrong. Best advice is to ask any and all questions you have to the surgeon you plan to go to
@@HDBnB1 Glad you are a happy camper! I think the starbursts and such are usually optical zone and pupil size dependent. And responding to some of the naysaying by others, people forget that wearing contact lenses can cause complications. If you go for another follow up, you might ask if a "totally intrastromal femtosecond laser PRK correction or touchup" is a possibility or on the horizon?
hope you're doing good now, Any update ? (many people suffer from dry eye after)
I had some dry eyes but that went away after a month. It’s about to be a year later and only time I notice my eyes getting dry are when I’m driving in my car and the ac is blowing in my face
Hi
Wanted to ask do you still have dry eyes? How long did you have dry eyes for and how much time did it heal completely in
I personally do not. Maybe for a month or 2? If you watch all the updated videos you’ll see our journey and progress
@@HDBnB1 thanks. Do you have any other side effects? Do you regret doing it?
Bro please update about 6 months after the surgery. Is starburst still there or it is normal?
I can make that video!
Please make it soon. I am going for surgery next month. Thank you
Where at??
In India
@@abhishek5737 did u had relex smile?
Hey just did smile surgery last Monday. It’s currently Thursday. It hasn’t been a full week yet and I feel like I don’t have 20/20 vision yet. How long did it take you guys to get perfect vision results?
For me personally, I could see right after the surgery. But I would say sometime after a week, it was perfect. It's been about 7 months now and I have no complaints
I got mine two days ago and my right eye was perfect within a few hours after the surgery, my left eye is definitely still not where it needs to be. Of course it's only been 2 days for me but I was honestly a bit disappointed because the clinic heavily advertised with "near perfect vision in 24 hours". How is yours now??
Mine is perfect! I had a great experience. It’s about 9 months now
update?
About to release an update video! Keep an eye out for it
A ơi, a đi xe ban đêm có ổn ko.
Great video, guys. Do either of you continue to have any side effects from the procedure such as dry eyes or starbursts/halos?
I personally don’t have any. I think Barry still has the starburst effect at night but it’s an issue
@@HDBnB1 Do you know how long Barry had dry eyes?
He mentioned it in the video!
Also mentioned it in our latest update video
I too hv starburst..it's been one month after surgery... aftr 6 month will it be better?
Everyone else differs! I would talk to your surgeon about it!
How is ur starburst now?
I had mine last March 30. And im having a hard time reading at near distances. Is this normal? When will my vision stabilize?
So you had it pretty recently. I would reach out to your surgeon to see how the recovery is going. But it’s pretty normal for people to have different recovery experiences
How's it going now?
I have done smile 10 days back and my vision is not completely recovered. How many days will it take,can someone please tell me
All depends on the person! I think for me after a full month I was 100% but after the first day I could see fine
How’s your vision now?
@@andreiandrei8647 100 % easily
@@andreiandrei8647 left eye is still getting better. My doc told that it may or may not get better, because one eye is dominant just like how our right hand is strong than left one.
do you have glare halos starbust still ??plz tell me..
Hello, I have a question. I am planning on getting a SMILE procedure done however my major concern is that it is not yet FDA approved and moreover there still is no guarantee that post-surgery you will get back your 20/20 vision. Can you please elaborate on that? I would really appreciate it.
In the US smile is fda approved. Are you in a different country?
what was your number before?
Like vision?
@@HDBnB1 yes, lol, i should have clarified
Actually not sure but it was bad
@@HDBnB1 lol all good. jw how's it going now. can u still see 20/20 and do u have any complications such as glare...haze..dry eyes.. or regression
Update?
New vid coming out this week!
I'm from vietnam . Do you know speak vietnamese.
Yes!