I have dislocated lenses. does this means i can't do lasik surgery? i'm 16yrs old

Correct: A dislocated lens is by definition not stable within the eye. You glass prescription will change if the lens moves position. Lasik permanently corrects your prescription, and so the prescription needs to be stable for the laser treatment to be effective. Lasik is not a good option in the setting of a dislocated lens.

Dislocated lenses: If your eyes' lenses are dislocated, then you must have either a medical condition that caused this or had previous trauma to your eyes. Typically this causes a significant problem with your vision. Lasik will not help this, since this surgery works on the cornea, or front surface of the eye. If lens dislocation is severe enough, some patients need surgery to correct this problem.

Unfortunately yes: It is possible to have the dislocated lens removed and replaced with an intraocular lens of the correct power to reduce your dependence on glasses. It may also greatly reduce glare. Because the support structure of your natural lens is not strong, the new lens may need to be sewn into position or placed in the anterior chamber. There are more risks than lasik that need to be discussed in depth.