Just got the surgery done yesterday. the only pain was getting the ring on the eye. And it wasn’t even really pain just pressure. The cutting and the laser you don’t feel at all. Just go home and nap for four hours after and you’ll have zero pain. It’s been 24 hours and I’m already seeing at almost 20/20. Greatest decision of my life
I’m getting lasik soon. It cost about $3888 SGD with an additional cost of cross linking $1117 SGD. The procedure my doctor recommended is completely by laser. No blade or sharp objects will be used.
To people with perfect vision: This is what physical and financial pain we have to go through just to see like you guys without having pieces of glass cover our eyes for the rest of our lives
I had this done about 15 years ago. My eyesight is still good as of right now. I can read and drive at night without glasses. Animation make it look scary but whole process was painless and very quick.
I've heard that after the procedure, you see some sort of lens flare while driving at the night because of the incoming cars' headlights. Is this true?
I would cry tears of joy like what is life? I’ve been wearing glasses since 2nd grade being able to see without assistance would be hella emotional for me 😩
Happened to me during stitching of the retina, he said "oops, it's cut" to this day I don't know what happened and the panic I felt was over the roof, it was all good after the surgery.
Same, although I already know what they do to you in this procedure im a bit scared of it Also they didn't put the right thing there, before the procede they give you numb drops which make your eyes numb and blind for while the procedure is done
@@Scramify I've never had any complications from the procedure. The only thing they warn me about is not to rub my eyes really strongly like you might do if your tried, for at least a month. The flap they cut heals completely, but if you're too aggressive with rubbing your eyes until you've fully healed you can tear the flap open.
I did the Lasik three days ago (it's in 2019). The surgery took as seemed to me about 2 minutes, although the waiting and the preparetions seemed to take forever. The same day after the surgery I was gazing through all my windows like a baby, the image is so clear now, and I felt really stupid that I didn't do this like 10 years ago just because I was afraid :(
Mmmmm yes let's just peel the cornea and vaporize some of it off. It still scares me and I can barely keep my eyes open at all and even fail at putting on eye drops as a fear that the bottle no matter how hard I hold it will fall on my eye. But I gotta practice until I can just grab my eye lids.
Falling asleep with contacts in drys them out. When you wake up it feels like you have hard plastic in your eyes. It hurts so bad. Then getting them out without ripping them while dry is a nightmare.
I understand that. Have you ever woke up with it stuck in the corner of your eye??? So much pain, and my eyes were burning red. It took a while to get it out!
Had this surgery 15 years ago. Waking up the next morning and seeing the ceiling fan in my bedroom crystal clear was a life changing moment. So glad I had the surgery. It sounds scarier than it is. Was done in 15 minutes.
Everyone in the comments: "It's worth it! It doesn't hurt! I was scared but I'm so glad I did it!" Me: "The scariest part will be looking at the medical bill with my new 20/20 vision. "
I had Lasik eye laser surgery today!!! It's been approximately 8 hours since the procedure took place and I can totally see!!! It's mind-blowing really!!! Guys, let me tell you, the video is as accurate as it is misleading because it makes the entire procedure look painful but it's faaar from it. You don't feel any pain AT ALL. You might feel uncomfortable because of that thing the doctor puts in your eyelids in order to not blink, but there's no pain. I repeat, there's no pain. Zero. Nada. The results are insane, it's soooo worth it....
I wore glasses most of my life and I just had my surgery yesterday. My eyes were numbed so I couldn’t feel anything besides the pressure from the ring... Honestly, it was more painful to watch it than feel any physical pain, but you’ll come around that. The first few hours after the surgery were painful, I couldn’t open my eyes, but after I took a nap and follow up with the aftercare, I now can see perfectly. And NO MORE GLASSES!!!
@The king of Earth I’m happy to share my experience with you. They use a piece of equipment to keep you from blinking. So you’re eye would be wide open and you can’t blink even when you want to. I was able to move my eyeball around but they ask you to look straight into a light while they shave your eyeball. Then they proceed with the laser. The procedure was easy and fast. Just breathe and relax and it’ll be over before you know it. Oh and it didn’t hurt all that much at all. I did mine with LASIK plus located in Utah. And now I have a vision even better than 20/20 according to the doctors. It was worth it for me and I hope you come to a decision that makes you happy. After all your vision determines most of you life quality.
@priya arts it was a small clinic. They had the main lobby, then there’s the operation room, it’s a little big too. They had the nurses and the doctor.
Just got this done yesterday!!! Best decision I have ever made in my life. I felt nothing throughout the entire procedure apart from a tiny little bit of pressure for what? Half a second? Now I see everything crystal clear the world is beautiful!!!
Got Lasik done yesterday and I am sooo happy!!! I can see!!! 🤯Everything looks HD😭 so clear and crisp. Clearer than I ever saw w/ my contacts. No pain AT ALL🙏🏽 Please stop watching these videos as they will only creep you out. I waited till AFTER my surgery to watch this😅
My brother recently got lasik, i had to drive him there and back home... he told me it was nothing to it, the eye drops they give numb your eye so you can't feel a thing. we were there for about 3 or 4 hours maybe? the procedure takes about 3 mins per eye, but the doctor wants to check your eye to make sure it's healing, so you're mostly sitting in the waiting room.
I just did this two days ago. I always said I would do it once I earned enough money. I am 26 now, very proud, seeing the world very un-blurry and very happy.
people they numb out your eye it wont hurt at all go to what the buck he had the surgery it shows you how he got it and like yah he is even describing his experience.
All it was was pressure on the eyeball pushing down, didnt feel any pain from the cut, just pressure.. then thelight show started... and it took less than 10 mins.
@@lowfrequencyfilms That puts me at ease.😃 Ill be asking my eye doctor about this to get more infonation about it. I'm consodering getting my eyes lasered.
@@vulnikkura From what I've heard it's relatively painless during the surgery, but depending on what type of surgery you get you might experience pain/discomfort post-operation. I'm not a doctor and I haven't gotten LASIK (i plan to) but I really doubt it hurts, especially since they numb your eye to the point where you can barely see and can't move it, so that the procedure goes flawlessly. I kinda get why people are scared of it but they have to realize that modern science is so incredibly advanced we can cut into our own eyes and fix them without feeling even a bit of pain.
Me: "Oh, that probably is a protective thing or something" LASIK: "Using the blade on the micokaratome, the doctor will create a cornial flap by cutting..." Me: nope
@@m.m7732 yh also they don't use any of those "barbaric" method of cutting a small layer of your cornea with sharp object it's all done with advanced lasers now
@@karlag2088 yh here's a vid of the newer procedures, like the title say it is really terrifying to see. If I was there I would totally be the person passing out lol. But I have terrible vision getting a 20/20 is like a dream: ruclips.net/video/KSa1UtT3-O0/видео.html
Even my sister and brothers had their lasik done and they are perfectly fine. They said that they didn’t feel anything during the procedure and it was really smooth. The procedure is expensive but its worth it.
I got the surgery done 2 days ago and finally, after 13 years, I won't wear glasses anymore. I can't believe that after my -7 vision I can see everything clear now. I am so happy! ❤
I’m happy for you! I cant imagine the relief you felt lol, but before you got the surgery did your eyes get worse every year? Or did they get better each year? Because I got glasses a few years ago and my eyes continue to get worse!
@@cmedyugrrerukn7817 Thank you very much. 😊 I wish you can get the laser eye surgery soon! At first my eye doctor was a very bad doctor, she said that everything is ok with my vision and glasses aren't needed. I didn't wear glasses for 1 year and that caused my vision to get even worse than before. When I started wearing glasses, my vision was already -3. But then I found a doctor who helped me and even my vision got -7, my eyes were in a very good condition. I am very thankful to her that my vision didn't get lower than that. So you need to find a good doctor. I wish you good luck and don't be afraid, everything will be fine. 😊
My eyes are also going baddd power= -6.75 I'm 16 yrs old nowmy doctor said that LASIK causes dryness in eyes forever so I'm in confusion to take decision.
It was the best thing I ever bought for myself. I can't recommend it enough. It was so freeing to be able to roll over and read the alarm clock without squinting. I do still occasionally get "artifacts" from having worn glasses and contacts for decades and suddenly not needing them, like I'll freak out for a second because I'll reach over and can't find my glasses... old habits die hard. Lasik changed my life. For the surgery itself, it was "look at the blinking lights (15-20 seconds elapses). Ok now don't freak out because you're going to go blind for about 15 seconds." Then I had perfect vision.
"Eating carrots will improve your eyesight" was a myth propogated by the British Air Force to hide the fact that they had RADAR in their aircraft. You might wanna tell your parents that.
@@goat504 Eating a bunch of carrots is not going to magically improve your vision. Your body gets its Vitamin A from other sources such as milk, eggs, cereal, greens etc anyway. Vitamin A helps with the retina/night blindness which has nothing to do with glasses. Besides, that doesn't change the fact that it was a myth by the RAF. Read up on it.
@@jazicious3109 I had about -7dpt, they only managed to get it down to -1.25dpt with the first operation so had to do it a second time three months later
Had this done about 10 years ago right around when this video came out actually... and still to this day I am 20/15 and can read the bottom line... the prep took longer then the surgery itself. Both eyes took maybe 5 mins and you dont feel anything, you’re numb and your eyes are full of cream so everything is blurry... went home took a nap woke up thought I had contact lenses still in it was that clear. Best investment EVER!! Please for all of you that are scared dont be
This tutorial was very helpful!, I did surgery on a patient and used this tutorial. The surgery was successful, without this tutorial I wouldn’t be able to do it .
Had my surgery on both of my eyes 2 days ago, I felt nothing and it lasted just a little over 1 minute or so. And so I got rid of my glasses in just a couple of minutes. I definitely recommend this.
@@Nene-hv9ni nope, the only consequence of this surgery is that i see glares when i look at some type of lights fr a certain distance, like the yellow lights that form sentences in train stations, on highways etc but once i get close to them i can read them
Hey guys! Most practices DO NOT use a blade anymore. Everything is done with a laser, so nothing goes near your eye! You can only see some blinking lights during the procedure :)
I did this today! Before, my left eye was very blurry and I almost couldn't see anything. Now, I can see very clearly, even though doctor said I will see foggy with my left eye for two days. I did this surgery because I didn't wanna wear glasses nor lens. Very satisfied with results, and I recommend everyone.
My eyes are getting worse every day i'm tired of glasses also that surgery looks scary it has risks.. i just dont know what to do anymore in my life smh
my eye sight is -6.50 weak and i am 17 ...i am planning for lasik after turning 18 ...the cutting of outer part of cornea is scaring me but as this video is 14 years old so maybe they have improved the technology more....thanks to nucleus media this is my wonderful and most favorite channel on youtube.....recently i took entry test for admission in medical college and i am expecting good
3days I back I undergone. Not even second ull face pain there. It is smooth and smoother than applying contact lense by ourselves. Just 15min I was out of operation theatre
@@udaykumarg2871 can u plz tell me your age and how weak your eye sight was before getting this treatment? And how costly it was? How many precautions are u taking?
@@unsaali4201 now 29. My sight was -5 both eyes. From 3years it remained same. Keep this in mind that power should remain same for atleast 2years. Now my sight is good compare to healthy person. Bcz I read smaller than vision 6 so. It was 95k. May I know where are you from. If you are in India I suggest you to visit narayana netralaya once. 1st try pentascan. One test will tell you what problem and what surgery required
@@udaykumarg2871 thanks for replying, I am a med student and my eye sight has weakened even more, and I can't study without laptop and phone 😢😢 maybe I should wait for another year so I can get treatment in vacation, just wondering if my eye sight will weaken if I use mobile and laptop later and do study till late nights
I had this done after many years of dithering. I am short sighted. Carried out to one eye only and I can see better than 20/20. I experienced quite intense pain for half a day which is unusual and after that, the pain went away and was just sore. My vision stabilised within 2 to 3 weeks. I don't wear glasses and I should have done it many years ago. My only problems are depth perception is a little off. I play tennis and soccer, so it's not much of a problem. I now can swim and kite surf no glasses seeing everything. At AUS$1500, it was a bargain.
I got this done when I was 18, i was nervous but it looks worse than it really is. It felt a bit uncomfortable sure but it didn’t hurt, and it was so quick. I don’t regret getting it at all, I’m 20 now and I love my vision✨
This is an excellent 3D medical animation depicting LASIK eye surgery!! Although you hear it described and there are several videos online of this type of procedure; this animation provides a cleaner, less intimidating view of the procedure. I just had this done myself a few months ago and it would have been helpful to watch something like this before-hand.
Literally how far the modern technology has gone and how promising today's eye surgeries are I'm sure in near future there are gonna be even better and safer surgeries than today It's amazing
I had this done 3 days ago on May 28, 2024. Was done in 2 minutes. No pain even after the procedure. I was able to see better straight out of surgery. If you’re here thinking about doing it, do it. My only regret is not doing it years ago.
Wore only glasses for 15 years, I'm 24 years old right now. Got mine done last week. I had like -4/-5 vision and now I'm near 20/15. It's incredible. The surgery itself was not painful, only pressure which was only slightly discomforting for me personally. But it's done so fast. Genuinely like 5 minutes? even less probably. The first 4 hours or so afterwards were annoying because of a burning sensation, could barely open my eyes, but that's normal. I just had someone help me put eye drops in as instructed and napped. Hours later, pain subsided. Best decision I made. Cost $5,000CAD. I did become more light sensitive though and have drier eyes, but it doesn't negatively affect my life much. Sunglasses and eye drops help. Follow the doctor's instructions exactly regarding post-op care and ask all the questions you have and you'll do fine. Should've done it sooner.
Best decision of my life. At first it’s super scary when they cut 20% of the tip of my eyelid, but they gave me Valium to help me stay calm and relaxed. Procedure took about 15 minutes for both eyes. Was able to see perfect the next day
if you are interested in this surgery, within reason, don't hesitate~ it's been four years since i got it, one of the best decisions i have ever made. the magic of when the surgery (which is very brief) is over and you can SEE things far away is like nothing i've ever experienced
It reminds me that moment...when I was shivering and asking every patient, will it hurts?.. and that nervousness while I was waiting for my turn.. And after surgery, doctors informed my mom that he was disturbing us so much , difficult to deal with him 😀😂 Finally it's been 4 to 5 yrs..
Just had surgery yesterday. Really isn't scary at all. Only pressure i felt is the ring they put on my eye. Pain for a frw hours but just take a nap for 4 hours and you'll be good. I have 2020 vision. Best decision of my life. Forever grateful
Just did this like 6 days ago. It took less than 10 minutes and I’m so freaking happy with the result. I can’t believe I see everything without my glasses!!😍😍😍😍
I did laser eye surgery best decision I have ever made it does feel uncomfortable the first month but with proper care you will be fine hope this helps anyone looking to do this procedure
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Just got the surgery done yesterday. the only pain was getting the ring on the eye. And it wasn’t even really pain just pressure. The cutting and the laser you don’t feel at all. Just go home and nap for four hours after and you’ll have zero pain. It’s been 24 hours and I’m already seeing at almost 20/20. Greatest decision of my life
Hey Michael Jimenez. Is it that expensive ?
Yea, how much was it?
What does it look like while watching the cutting and lazer
I’m getting lasik soon. It cost about $3888 SGD with an additional cost of cross linking $1117 SGD. The procedure my doctor recommended is completely by laser. No blade or sharp objects will be used.
@@BestFoodReviewFeatured 4k? Omg, that's expensive, for just one eye?
Heals within minutes despite being fully cut open, what a badass organ. S tier.
@@Adriel_rdj86 LMAO
@@Adriel_rdj86 da feq
@@Adriel_rdj86 lol
@@Adriel_rdj86 for fck sake🤣
@@Adriel_rdj86 Noob! 🤣🤣🤣
Can we just appreciate the geniuses behind this surgery invention? Like damn, that stuff is precise.
And the surgeons operating it
@@FlyLeah yes
Precisely Expensive
Man, imagine building and testing it
It's more precise when the laser cuts the flap, and not the microceratom.
To people with perfect vision: This is what physical and financial pain we have to go through just to see like you guys without having pieces of glass cover our eyes for the rest of our lives
😭
Even with perfect vision people will eventually get pysbetria I think
I’m probs wrong
@@ellifsyaa i think you mean Presbyopia
@@teddybeardoctor162 probably ty!
Cry about it 💀💀💀 blind ass mfs
Thank you for the 2 minutes and 9 seconds of explaining the Laser Eye Surgery, it motivated me to wear glasses
Same here🤣🤣🤣
Wow! I was like wuw and then meanwhile i read the last part 😂
I’m dead 😂😂😂
😂😂
Bro now it's changed it 12 years later
Me when I realize I slept in and am late for school
0:07
Thats funny
u get a like cause u made me laugh
Hey
😂💀
Good one😂
This video was a real eye-opening experience.
eye see what you did there
*slaps knee*
I guess you need to do it on the doctor too, an eye for an eye
Badum tss
We need to stop making such Cornea puns
I had this done about 15 years ago. My eyesight is still good as of right now. I can read and drive at night without glasses. Animation make it look scary but whole process was painless and very quick.
I've heard that after the procedure, you see some sort of lens flare while driving at the night because of the incoming cars' headlights. Is this true?
@@Lnguyen217 I was asking about your experience while driving at night after Lasik..
@@madhavagal800 yeah. My eyes were more sensitive to light after lasik but that lasted for first 6-8 months. Sunglasses would help a lot
Can you drink and drive?
Lasik ka kitna cost lga tha
Imagine the procedure begins, and the doctors like: ok jimmy play me the youtube tutorial
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao
It's one of the most simple surgeries known to mankind, so I'd be fine with it. They have to start learning somewhere, you know.
Doctor: It's ok mark, don't be afraid it's only a small procedure
Patient: But my name is not mark
Doctor: I am talking to myself
@@silentsupreme4874 oh hi mark
"The eye does not require stitches"
THANK. FUCKING. GOD.
Nightmare fuel, just walk up to some guy with stitching in his eyeball...
Well, tbh not as bad as I made it sound in my head ig
In another universe yes
HAHAHAHAHAH
*feels fabric*
Damn imagine waking up in the morning and ALREADY BEING ABLE TO SEE, what am absolute dream
I would cry tears of joy like what is life? I’ve been wearing glasses since 2nd grade being able to see without assistance would be hella emotional for me 😩
Yes it will be the best moment my life😘😘
Did it last year, I thought I slept with my lenses on lol
@@hafizanoorain420 I have a LASIK consultation tomorrow, so excited!
@@SAmes-tz4mn Keep us informed!
The doctor saying "oops" during surgery would be the worst thing ever
That happened when I got mine done. I can see just fine so can’t have been a big deal! 😅
Happened to me during stitching of the retina, he said "oops, it's cut" to this day I don't know what happened and the panic I felt was over the roof, it was all good after the surgery.
Doctor coming out of OT saying, "well that potato peeler went deeper than expected"
Awww hahaha
😂
😂😂😂😂😂The same thought came to my mind
Lol🤣
😂😂😂
Corona has affected me so much that I'm reading cornea as corona.
As usual
I've always read it as diarrhea lol or corn
Me too dude... Hahaha
thought it was just me
Haha!
Well looks like I’ll be wearing glasses for the rest of my life
Me to
Same, although I already know what they do to you in this procedure im a bit scared of it
Also they didn't put the right thing there, before the procede they give you numb drops which make your eyes numb and blind for while the procedure is done
I
@@dragonxthelpstuber3301 m
Clorox Bleach G 😂😂 seriously 💯
I had this done about 11 years ago. I've always felt it was one of the best decisions I ever made.
Did your eye sight get worse after 11 years or stayed clear, I’m worried
Did your eye peel thing re attach itself?
@@Scramify I've never had any complications from the procedure. The only thing they warn me about is not to rub my eyes really strongly like you might do if your tried, for at least a month. The flap they cut heals completely, but if you're too aggressive with rubbing your eyes until you've fully healed you can tear the flap open.
@@Scramify The flap they cut will heal completely, only an optometrist would be able to tell you had the procedure done at some point in the past.
@@metazare did you re-get bad vision or is it not a thing anymore?
“The eye does not require stitches” are you suggesting that eyes CAN be stitched
Of course
Yes
Actually they do stitches on eye
Hmm
Buksiblings Fun lmao sameee
I did the Lasik three days ago (it's in 2019). The surgery took as seemed to me about 2 minutes, although the waiting and the preparetions seemed to take forever. The same day after the surgery I was gazing through all my windows like a baby, the image is so clear now, and I felt really stupid that I didn't do this like 10 years ago just because I was afraid :(
It probably was a good idea to do rn then before in the past when this was still relatively new
Mmmmm yes let's just peel the cornea and vaporize some of it off. It still scares me and I can barely keep my eyes open at all and even fail at putting on eye drops as a fear that the bottle no matter how hard I hold it will fall on my eye. But I gotta practice until I can just grab my eye lids.
Nick August getting my eyes burnt was the best thing that could’ve happened to them lol
@Mansoor Ahmed Hi! I'm doing good so far. I can see! 😊
Will they give injection???
I want to lie down without having to take my glasses off
Pyrotechnics 8 wear contacts moron
Sameeee
Christian Rodríguez Even though some doctors say it is “Fine” to wear contacts while going to sleep, it is still very dangerous.
Falling asleep with contacts in drys them out. When you wake up it feels like you have hard plastic in your eyes. It hurts so bad. Then getting them out without ripping them while dry is a nightmare.
I understand that. Have you ever woke up with it stuck in the corner of your eye??? So much pain, and my eyes were burning red. It took a while to get it out!
Had this surgery 15 years ago. Waking up the next morning and seeing the ceiling fan in my bedroom crystal clear was a life changing moment. So glad I had the surgery. It sounds scarier than it is. Was done in 15 minutes.
Lasik ka cost 15 sal pahle kitna lga tha
Hows your vision now can u please tell me
Everyone in the comments: "It's worth it! It doesn't hurt! I was scared but I'm so glad I did it!"
Me: "The scariest part will be looking at the medical bill with my new 20/20 vision. "
Is it painful 😥
@@uzumakinaruto-zc8fn not as painful as my electricity bill
Then it will cost you your liver for your eye
_Laughs in non-American_
@@thatotherandrew_ 🇪🇺 *starts playing giga chad music*
"and the eye does not require stitches" well THANK GOD
this had me laughing
400th like
LOL
please don’t use The Lords Name in vain please it’s a sin
@@alejandros.9523 God isnt the Lord, Lord is Jesus. God is Father.
This animation is scarier than I thought
Lol 😂😂😂
I mean it’s not like spongebob or something like that
Still better than watching a real live one
😂😂😂😂
Ever saw it live? The scaryest shit in the world
I had Lasik eye laser surgery today!!! It's been approximately 8 hours since the procedure took place and I can totally see!!! It's mind-blowing really!!! Guys, let me tell you, the video is as accurate as it is misleading because it makes the entire procedure look painful but it's faaar from it. You don't feel any pain AT ALL. You might feel uncomfortable because of that thing the doctor puts in your eyelids in order to not blink, but there's no pain. I repeat, there's no pain. Zero. Nada. The results are insane, it's soooo worth it....
Yep I can confirm this comment
I want to do this but I afraid 😭 if it's damage my eye so what I do? 😞
thank you, you have pushed me further to convince myself to get this
What is the cost?
How much time it takes for both eyes?@@xVLADx47
Hurts my eyes watching this
U
Jake L didn’t u get numbed?
@Jake L 😂😂😭
@Jake L lol me too
same😂😂
Scare Spectrum
Darkness - 10%
Spiders - 22%
Nightmares - 54%
This video - 9001%
This video in real life: IT S OVER 9000!!!!!!
Creepypastas are still scary? Ok.
Btw I do not watch normies memes
bro creepypastas - -35% they funny
Oshit its Over 9,000
I wore glasses most of my life and I just had my surgery yesterday. My eyes were numbed so I couldn’t feel anything besides the pressure from the ring... Honestly, it was more painful to watch it than feel any physical pain, but you’ll come around that. The first few hours after the surgery were painful, I couldn’t open my eyes, but after I took a nap and follow up with the aftercare, I now can see perfectly. And NO MORE GLASSES!!!
Any side effects?
Bruno Pereira so far I haven’t had any.
@The king of Earth I’m happy to share my experience with you. They use a piece of equipment to keep you from blinking. So you’re eye would be wide open and you can’t blink even when you want to. I was able to move my eyeball around but they ask you to look straight into a light while they shave your eyeball. Then they proceed with the laser. The procedure was easy and fast. Just breathe and relax and it’ll be over before you know it. Oh and it didn’t hurt all that much at all.
I did mine with LASIK plus located in Utah. And now I have a vision even better than 20/20 according to the doctors. It was worth it for me and I hope you come to a decision that makes you happy. After all your vision determines most of you life quality.
did you move your eye???
@priya arts it was a small clinic. They had the main lobby, then there’s the operation room, it’s a little big too. They had the nurses and the doctor.
Just got this done yesterday!!! Best decision I have ever made in my life. I felt nothing throughout the entire procedure apart from a tiny little bit of pressure for what? Half a second? Now I see everything crystal clear the world is beautiful!!!
did you not feel the need to blink after 15 minutes of one eye being forced to be opened?
After the surgery did it hurt and do they put something over your eye like it says on the video
I had it done to.Miracle science
Thank you..going for this tomorrow..you encouraged me.. 🙏😊
plzzz tell is it lifetime or your eyes will need another surgery after years???
Got Lasik done yesterday and I am sooo happy!!! I can see!!! 🤯Everything looks HD😭 so clear and crisp. Clearer than I ever saw w/ my contacts. No pain AT ALL🙏🏽 Please stop watching these videos as they will only creep you out. I waited till AFTER my surgery to watch this😅
Damn what about the bill is it EXPENSIVE
@@skeletonpet less than I thought actually. Totally worth it in my opinion.
Did you have trouble seeing from a distance or trouble seeing things up close?
@@Obligated4 from a distance
@@JessicaDe_Leon I'm 13 and I have myopic and i can't even see picture from a wall I feel bad for myself and idk why scared to get glasses.
"You might also have a sedative to help you relax"
More like the entire bottle, yeah
So underrated!
They gave me lorazepam. Trust me it works
Centuries ago, eye surgery would be extremely dangerous
Thank goodness for the advancement of medical knowledge
It's more dangerous now than ever
@@blind_warriorr yeah right..
ruclips.net/video/hhBQ-sHYEtc/видео.html
ruclips.net/channel/UCcbaZk387dO599v8mCHYjhA
@@fulcrum2951 what are those about? Can yoh tell me
Couldn’t agree more
I did it today, it was easy my vision is getting better each hour, i dont regret doing it at all my only concern was adapting my face without glasses
“eye does not require stitches” bestie I sure hope not 🤨
🤣😂
Lawd I cna only imagine
Girrrll i hope not 😆
Hahaha
In some surgeries the eye actually does require stitches! And its not fun :)
My brother recently got lasik, i had to drive him there and back home... he told me it was nothing to it, the eye drops they give numb your eye so you can't feel a thing. we were there for about 3 or 4 hours maybe? the procedure takes about 3 mins per eye, but the doctor wants to check your eye to make sure it's healing, so you're mostly sitting in the waiting room.
How is your brother doing now?
Adil Ali They both blind now
@@user-ep8vs9fy4y 🤣
@@user-ep8vs9fy4y 😂😂
this comment is 8years old ! damn !
are you alive?
Yeah... hell no. Nothing goes near my eyes, especially blades and lasers.
ikr if there gonna do it they best do it while im sleepin
@@santiago600 you have to be awake for it to work
Santiago or under anesthesia .
@@wii1245 probs but all i heard was you have to be awake for it to work
@@santiago600 ever heard REM ?
I just did this two days ago. I always said I would do it once I earned enough money. I am 26 now, very proud, seeing the world very un-blurry and very happy.
people they numb out your eye it wont hurt at all go to what the buck he had the surgery it shows you how he got it and like yah he is even describing his experience.
Hii
Damn 10 years
@@BBGUNGAMER110 lol
10 years comment still on top
This comment is 10 years ago. I have found one of the oldest comments
Guy: *Invents glasses*
Other guy: *Invents LASIK*
Guy who invented glasses: (. __ .)
lmaooo
I mean lasik is expensive as hell
Guy who invented glasses: |-@-@-|
Bruh \ ___ /
@@The_Creator_X how is that fucking expensive?it's cost like a brand new iphone
Guy who invented contacts: 🍿
God imagine how terrifying this looks from the view of the patient
All it was was pressure on the eyeball pushing down, didnt feel any pain from the cut, just pressure.. then thelight show started... and it took less than 10 mins.
You can't see anything but light. At least from what I hear.
Tropical Orange this is true, they darken the room and the red light show starts, you feel nothing at this point.
@@lowfrequencyfilms That puts me at ease.😃 Ill be asking my eye doctor about this to get more infonation about it. I'm consodering getting my eyes lasered.
Notly It isnt
I was SO TERRIFIED and also calm down when she said,
"The eye doesn’t needs stitches. It heals rapidly"
I FINALLY decided to get LASIK and had my surgery last Friday (22nd)! I so HAPPY I did! I was having anxiety for nothing! 20/15 vision now!
20/15?
Did.... did you feel anything?
At what age your spectacles prescription stabilized and at which power?
@@vulnikkura From what I've heard it's relatively painless during the surgery, but depending on what type of surgery you get you might experience pain/discomfort post-operation.
I'm not a doctor and I haven't gotten LASIK (i plan to) but I really doubt it hurts, especially since they numb your eye to the point where you can barely see and can't move it, so that the procedure goes flawlessly. I kinda get why people are scared of it but they have to realize that modern science is so incredibly advanced we can cut into our own eyes and fix them without feeling even a bit of pain.
@@smirnoff3841 ty
I feel sad for all the people who will not go through 15 minutes of slight pressure on the eyeball for a lifetime of joy
@The king of Earth well ya can’t let others hold your back from your dreams. Hope you go through, but it’s your life
Yeah it’s gonna be even sadder when they make one mistake and slice your eye in half
Does this process hurt or something?
i mean i don’t mind my glasses-
So you think this can't go wrong and ruin your life huh? Naive
When the eye gots sliced, I felt that
Did you feel the pain?
No response as usual
My shin muscles shivered
U actually cant feel it i did it
Slicing your eyes isn’t actually that painful. Eyes have few pain receptors
Got this surgery yesterday and have better than 20/20 already and still need more days healing. Life changing experience already
Me: "Oh, that probably is a protective thing or something"
LASIK: "Using the blade on the micokaratome, the doctor will create a cornial flap by cutting..."
Me: nope
I heard that lasik is painless
@@vizaloron9242 trauma is a form of pain
@@vizaloron9242 other than feeling pressure yeah it's painless.
I was gonna like this comment but I didn't wanna ruin the 69 likes
@@benjihiro7098 It's painless...
"15 minutes per eye"
Wow, this is how much science has advanced. It takes 30 seconds now
SeaSesh what fr
@@m.m7732 yh also they don't use any of those "barbaric" method of cutting a small layer of your cornea with sharp object it's all done with advanced lasers now
SeaSesh omg thanks this video made me cringe so hard, its nice to hear they use lasers now.
@@karlag2088 yh here's a vid of the newer procedures, like the title say it is really terrifying to see. If I was there I would totally be the person passing out lol. But I have terrible vision getting a 20/20 is like a dream:
ruclips.net/video/KSa1UtT3-O0/видео.html
SeaSesh just watched it, the only thing where I absolutely cringed was when the doctor was polishing his eyes. That looked a bit painful.
Even my sister and brothers had their lasik done and they are perfectly fine. They said that they didn’t feel anything during the procedure and it was really smooth. The procedure is expensive but its worth it.
Can u tell the cost in rs.?? I think I should also go for that treatment ..low vision really gives challenging task in life
I got the surgery done 2 days ago and finally, after 13 years, I won't wear glasses anymore. I can't believe that after my -7 vision I can see everything clear now. I am so happy! ❤
I’m happy for you! I cant imagine the relief you felt lol, but before you got the surgery did your eyes get worse every year? Or did they get better each year? Because I got glasses a few years ago and my eyes continue to get worse!
@@cmedyugrrerukn7817 Thank you very much. 😊 I wish you can get the laser eye surgery soon!
At first my eye doctor was a very bad doctor, she said that everything is ok with my vision and glasses aren't needed. I didn't wear glasses for 1 year and that caused my vision to get even worse than before. When I started wearing glasses, my vision was already -3. But then I found a doctor who helped me and even my vision got -7, my eyes were in a very good condition. I am very thankful to her that my vision didn't get lower than that.
So you need to find a good doctor. I wish you good luck and don't be afraid, everything will be fine. 😊
@@cmedyugrrerukn7817 same here :( its getting worse year by year
My eyes are also going baddd power= -6.75
I'm 16 yrs old nowmy doctor said that LASIK causes dryness in eyes forever so I'm in confusion to take decision.
I’m at -9 but I’m still 16. So can’t do it yet
Remember, this video is 12+ years old and the technology has gotten way better, it’s also so much more faster and can be done in like 2 minutes
It was the best thing I ever bought for myself. I can't recommend it enough. It was so freeing to be able to roll over and read the alarm clock without squinting. I do still occasionally get "artifacts" from having worn glasses and contacts for decades and suddenly not needing them, like I'll freak out for a second because I'll reach over and can't find my glasses... old habits die hard. Lasik changed my life.
For the surgery itself, it was "look at the blinking lights (15-20 seconds elapses). Ok now don't freak out because you're going to go blind for about 15 seconds." Then I had perfect vision.
Literally got this done a week ago and watching this to find out exactly what they did cause I was too afraid to know beforehand 😂
Did it hurt??
You got balls of steel to go through that terrifying procedure I’ll give you that
@@justanalien2616 It didn't hurt at all!! They put numbing drops in your eyes, you really don't feel anything but slight pressure.
@Aman Jaiswal broo I got 20/15 vision, better 20/20
@@akimbo9960 Thank youu, the 30 sec procedure is forever ingrained in my brain but at least I'm not blind anymore
I'm here watching this after a week of surgery, go for it def, don't be scared it's totally worth it.
Parents: carrots are good for your eyesight
Me: dude I already wear glasses, carootsb will not magically cure me
Omg same as my parents they think that carrots can cure my eyes smh
"Eating carrots will improve your eyesight" was a myth propogated by the British Air Force to hide the fact that they had RADAR in their aircraft. You might wanna tell your parents that.
Carrots have beta-carotene and our bodies change it to vitamin A, which it's really useful for the eyes, they are not joking.
Meow carrots are high in vitamin A which is an essential nutrient for that can improve vision
@@goat504 Eating a bunch of carrots is not going to magically improve your vision. Your body gets its Vitamin A from other sources such as milk, eggs, cereal, greens etc anyway. Vitamin A helps with the retina/night blindness which has nothing to do with glasses. Besides, that doesn't change the fact that it was a myth by the RAF. Read up on it.
I got LASIK done twice. Piece of cake. Sounds much scarier than it is. Absolutely worth it.
Why twice? Isn't it permanent?
@@jazicious3109 I had about -7dpt, they only managed to get it down to -1.25dpt with the first operation so had to do it a second time three months later
I had this done 20 years ago! One of the best things I ever did for myself!
Heyy drinny ..where did u have this
@@NasirKhan-ey6qw what doctor? Or what location?
are your eyes still intact?
@@feinchan better than 20/20
Cool
I had it done Completely painless except when the numbing drops wore off there was some burning but nothing terrible.Absolute miracle of science.
I really wanted this operation. Am tired of eyeglasses and Ive missed the feeling of having the clear vision from far.
Me too bro same situation here :(
I’m considering doing it, as the guy says in the video, your eye heals fast, it doesn’t hurt, and it takes at least 5 minutes.
@@Scramify each eye takes about 30 seconds now
I’m blind already can’t see a thing i have nothing to lose doing this
Then how are u typing?
U better not know
Jaremiah Treimanis XD
So am I. But I have outdone the surgery. If I were to do this I would only get 20/80 vision
Yay how are you typing,?
Had this done about 10 years ago right around when this video came out actually... and still to this day I am 20/15 and can read the bottom line... the prep took longer then the surgery itself. Both eyes took maybe 5 mins and you dont feel anything, you’re numb and your eyes are full of cream so everything is blurry... went home took a nap woke up thought I had contact lenses still in it was that clear. Best investment EVER!! Please for all of you that are scared dont be
I'm mostly worried about the doctor and the result of it, not the procedure itself
Lasik ka kitna cost lga tha
I underwent this surgery..... Excellent visibility now, already completed 8 yrs,..Thanku god ...
Can I get a group hug with my fellow people who wear glasses or contact lenses and is too scared to do this procedure. 🥺
Iam really afraid😫
its been a year, did you do it?
Sometimes I get frustrated from myopia. Everything is blur and it's too frustrating
🙂aslong as some of my classmates wear specs m alright but if they get cured
Then i will be left alone
🙂it's wht that scares me
@@腐女子-f1qhi
This tutorial was very helpful!, I did surgery on a patient and used this tutorial.
The surgery was successful, without this tutorial I wouldn’t be able to do it .
What?!?!
WHAT?!
ayo wHAT
WTFFFFFF
HELLL NAAAHH
Mom told me not to point a flash light on my eyes, the one who invented lasic is a rebel
Had it done a week ago. 2 hours after surgery i got perfect vision and no irritation. Best decision ever
I am having blurred vision in 1 eye after getting the surgery. Is it because eyes have not healed or wrong correction was done?
@@Savant_Ananyahow are you feeling now buddy?
It’s pretty cool how the cornea just heals so quickly.
Had my surgery on both of my eyes 2 days ago, I felt nothing and it lasted just a little over 1 minute or so. And so I got rid of my glasses in just a couple of minutes. I definitely recommend this.
Do you have any pain ?? Kinda reply !!
Do you see floaters
@@mounikasahasra7615 Yes my eyes were in pain for about 1 week i had to apply a lot of eye drops
@@Nene-hv9ni nope, the only consequence of this surgery is that i see glares when i look at some type of lights fr a certain distance, like the yellow lights that form sentences in train stations, on highways etc but once i get close to them i can read them
@@sergiuss312 okay thanks cause I’m thinking about getting it in one of my eye
Hey guys! Most practices DO NOT use a blade anymore. Everything is done with a laser, so nothing goes near your eye! You can only see some blinking lights during the procedure :)
I did this today! Before, my left eye was very blurry and I almost couldn't see anything. Now, I can see very clearly, even though doctor said I will see foggy with my left eye for two days. I did this surgery because I didn't wanna wear glasses nor lens. Very satisfied with results, and I recommend everyone.
After how much days your blurr vision was clear ?
@@sachinbathla3155 after a day I assume
My eyes are getting worse every day i'm tired of glasses also that surgery looks scary it has risks.. i just dont know what to do anymore in my life smh
Try bates meathod..BTW what's your power
We are on the same boat smh I kinda wanna do it but I'm a scaredy cat ugh
isleeem sameeeee
I look bad in all glasses i might try lenses instead
Grow up and stop crying.
Same
It sounds scary as hell but its so worth it.
this is painless
You mean it?
Have you gotten surgery?
How do you know
It’s true I’ve had it, you don’t feel a thing, you don’t even feel your eye open, it won’t burn or anything at all
I had it, you dont feel a damn thing
The best investment ever!!!!!!!!! I was scared but it’s so worth it!!!
I have done this treatment. Now I can see everything without glassess ❤️
How much does it cost?
In pkr its cost is about 1lac 10thousand
Does it hurt a LOT?? 😦
What if u blink 😧
No it does not hurt and you can blink your eyes as you blink before operation
Man these DIY videos are really intuitive now , thanks
My mom had severe eyesight problems when she was 31 years old, she had lasik eye surgery, she wears reading glasses and she is doing good
my eye sight is -6.50 weak and i am 17 ...i am planning for lasik after turning 18 ...the cutting of outer part of cornea is scaring me but as this video is 14 years old so maybe they have improved the technology more....thanks to nucleus media this is my wonderful and most favorite channel on youtube.....recently i took entry test for admission in medical college and i am expecting good
3days I back I undergone. Not even second ull face pain there. It is smooth and smoother than applying contact lense by ourselves. Just 15min I was out of operation theatre
@@udaykumarg2871 can u plz tell me your age and how weak your eye sight was before getting this treatment? And how costly it was? How many precautions are u taking?
@@unsaali4201 now 29. My sight was -5 both eyes. From 3years it remained same. Keep this in mind that power should remain same for atleast 2years. Now my sight is good compare to healthy person. Bcz I read smaller than vision 6 so. It was 95k. May I know where are you from. If you are in India I suggest you to visit narayana netralaya once. 1st try pentascan. One test will tell you what problem and what surgery required
10days with complete glass. No to mobile, tv, laptop. And 1month no to swimming pool. Night ride. Apply 6times a eye drops for 3months that's all.
@@udaykumarg2871 thanks for replying, I am a med student and my eye sight has weakened even more, and I can't study without laptop and phone 😢😢 maybe I should wait for another year so I can get treatment in vacation, just wondering if my eye sight will weaken if I use mobile and laptop later and do study till late nights
Best decision I’ve done in my life. So glad I did this.
Can i do it and im 19?
Amelia!
@@ggghhh6740 You should probably wait a couple years still
@@rb98769 i did it before 1 month actually
@@ggghhh6740 so is it painful are u able to see clearly
I had this done after many years of dithering. I am short sighted.
Carried out to one eye only and I can see better than 20/20.
I experienced quite intense pain for half a day which is unusual and after that, the pain went away and was just sore. My vision stabilised within 2 to 3 weeks.
I don't wear glasses and I should have done it many years ago.
My only problems are depth perception is a little off. I play tennis and soccer, so it's not much of a problem. I now can swim and kite surf no glasses seeing everything.
At AUS$1500, it was a bargain.
I got this done when I was 18, i was nervous but it looks worse than it really is. It felt a bit uncomfortable sure but it didn’t hurt, and it was so quick. I don’t regret getting it at all, I’m 20 now and I love my vision✨
How bad was your vision? Did it get worse every year before the surgery?
I did Lasik 15 years ago, and it has been awesome
Got this done today! If you’re sick of your glasses and contacts, do it! You won’t regret it!
This is an excellent 3D medical animation depicting LASIK eye surgery!! Although you hear it described and there are several videos online of this type of procedure; this animation provides a cleaner, less intimidating view of the procedure. I just had this done myself a few months ago and it would have been helpful to watch something like this before-hand.
You were the first to comment on this video and I am the first to comment on this comment
Literally how far the modern technology has gone and how promising today's eye surgeries are
I'm sure in near future there are gonna be even better and safer surgeries than today
It's amazing
I had this done 3 days ago on May 28, 2024. Was done in 2 minutes. No pain even after the procedure. I was able to see better straight out of surgery. If you’re here thinking about doing it, do it. My only regret is not doing it years ago.
This can easily be turned to a "final destination" scene.
Are you joking? It was 🤨
it was in the 5th movie
watching these surgery videos just make me wanna curl up into a ball in my bed and never leave
How to get ethernal mangekyo sharingan...
Killing brother worked for me.
Kill someone you care about
Lol
Senpai
All you need is lenses and some weed smoke to give it to your enemy
Wore only glasses for 15 years, I'm 24 years old right now. Got mine done last week. I had like -4/-5 vision and now I'm near 20/15. It's incredible. The surgery itself was not painful, only pressure which was only slightly discomforting for me personally. But it's done so fast. Genuinely like 5 minutes? even less probably. The first 4 hours or so afterwards were annoying because of a burning sensation, could barely open my eyes, but that's normal. I just had someone help me put eye drops in as instructed and napped. Hours later, pain subsided. Best decision I made. Cost $5,000CAD. I did become more light sensitive though and have drier eyes, but it doesn't negatively affect my life much. Sunglasses and eye drops help. Follow the doctor's instructions exactly regarding post-op care and ask all the questions you have and you'll do fine. Should've done it sooner.
Best decision of my life. At first it’s super scary when they cut 20% of the tip of my eyelid, but they gave me Valium to help me stay calm and relaxed. Procedure took about 15 minutes for both eyes. Was able to see perfect the next day
I thought that's held by the thing
Was it painful?
Every time I see or read about LASIK I remember that Final destination scene
F**k you mate
its because of that damn water
1:43
Eyes doesn't require Stitches
.
I don't know but I am laughing in this line😂
Are you saying it left you...in stitches?
if you are interested in this surgery, within reason, don't hesitate~ it's been four years since i got it, one of the best decisions i have ever made. the magic of when the surgery (which is very brief) is over and you can SEE things far away is like nothing i've ever experienced
Had mine done in 1999 still working great 👍
no literally… i will suffer with contacts and glasses till the end of my days lmaoooooooo
It reminds me that moment...when I was shivering and asking every patient, will it hurts?.. and that nervousness while I was waiting for my turn..
And after surgery, doctors informed my mom that he was disturbing us so much , difficult to deal with him 😀😂
Finally it's been 4 to 5 yrs..
Have u feel pain?
Just had surgery yesterday. Really isn't scary at all. Only pressure i felt is the ring they put on my eye. Pain for a frw hours but just take a nap for 4 hours and you'll be good. I have 2020 vision. Best decision of my life. Forever grateful
what do you see shapes?
Watching this made me emotional because I'd love to be able to do things without my glasses.
What’s stopping you?
@@waluigihentailover6926 probably money, lasik is expensive asf
@@zgoldy1549 Agony 😔
Wear contacts I’m 15 and I’ve just started wearing contacts
@@reedabrat1165 Cool.
These sleepovers are getting crazy 💀💀💀
Just did this like 6 days ago. It took less than 10 minutes and I’m so freaking happy with the result. I can’t believe I see everything without my glasses!!😍😍😍😍
Itzel Medina Is the operation permanent, like it lasts forever or its only a few years and the old blurry vision is back?
RaNex no, I’ve heard that you should do it again like 10 years later. I’ve also heard that when a woman has a baby, her sight gets kinda blurry again
Itzel Medina Oh that’s a bummer:/I wish it was permanent.Hope you have a quick recovery!
I had it done 10 years ago and Im still 20/15 reading the bottom line
I did laser eye surgery best decision I have ever made it does feel uncomfortable the first month but with proper care you will be fine hope this helps anyone looking to do this procedure