LASIK: Lasik should be done when the glasses rx (refraction) is stable (ie, the eye has stopped growing). Risks include dry eye, glare & haloes, infection, corneal scarring, flap problems, need for enhancement, decreased vision, and other issues. The risk of these issues is uncommon and vision threatening complications are rare. See a conservative, experienced eyemd who cares about what is best for you.
Answered 4/14/2013
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It depends: If your prescription has been stable for the past few years, you might be a good candidate for refractive surgery. An experienced lasik surgeon can evaluate your situation to determine whether your eyes are suited for this procedure.
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Lasik is perfect: Your age is the perfect age to perform lasik. You will enjoy many years of great vision without the use of glasses or contact lenses.
Answered 4/18/2013
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