Im scheduled for lasik in a couple of weeks and thinking about backing out?Agustina
I want it done so bad, I'm so tired of wearing glasses, and contacts irritate my eyes. I'm only getting one eye done because it's the only eye that's really nearsighted. Anyways, I've been doing my research and see alot of success stories, but then that small percentage of not so successful stories. Has anyone had it? Side effects? Would you do it again?
Clara
My dad had it and he had to wear contacts like a band-aid for his eyes and he was hurting for a while after b/c something went wrong, but my friend and my sis got it w/ no probs. I think if ur questioning it, ask ur dr. he should be able to reassure u. If not try another dr., ur subconscious may be trying to warn u. One thing I've learned is always go w/ ur gut.
Blanche
I use to work in Lasik surgery and I've seen grown men cry when the surgery was completed and they could see across the room for the 1st time without glasses or cl's. It depends on your age..If you're young then go for it. But, if you're closer to 40 then you can use your natural nearsightedness to see up close without reading glasses. Your eyes can sometimes be more dry after lasik. At worse you may need an enhancement but that depends on how nearsighted you are to begin with. Get a few more opinions and choose an experienced surgeon.
Lean
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…Someone else asked a similar question. I, too, am sick of contacts and glasses, and am thinking of Lasik at some point.
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