You are a good candidate for LASIK with your refractive errors. 100% correction is a misnomer. There is a very high likelihood that you will not need glasses to see clearly. Which is what you want, rather than 100% correction. Once your eyes are corrected, it is usually permanent, unless there are other, new problems in the eye.
I HAD LASIC SURGERY FOR MY HIGH MYOPIA 10 YEARS AGO. MY VISSION WAS NOT CORRECTED AS A WHOLE. CONCERNING DOCTOR TOLD ME THAT IT WOULD BE CORRECTED IN A COUPLE OF MONTHS. BUT TILL DATE IT IS NOT CORRECTED. WHAT DO I DO NOW.
21 year old, resident of Kalyani [WB], wearing glasses since 2004,
Re: -5.50 -1.25 180 6/6
Le: -8.00 -1.00 10 6/6
Have undergone Cryopexy in Right eye in jan 2011.
No other complications.
please suggest whether…
I will be able regain normal vision after LASIK treatment?
any post operational complications?
cost of Lasik?
preferrable treatment centre?
Hello Sir,
I am planning to go for Lasik.
I have had a pre test at Better Sight Implant center and they have said that all parameters are good and I can get the lasik done. I just want to be sure, is the center good and would it be fine to get lasik done there.
Also I would like to know how many days would i have blurred visions after operation as I heard i may not be able to travel out for work atleast for 7 days.. Please reply asap
#7 by Sanchita Chatterjee on July 13, 2012 - 2:44 pm
My age is 23. I already had leser of Retina in my left eye. My spectecle Nos are (-18) in left & (-14) in right eyehow please inform me money cost of lasik in my eyes.
Hello Sir,
I am planning to go for Lasik.
25 year old,resident of Kolkata [WB], wearing glasses since 1999.
Re-10.002.50
please suggest whether…
I will be able regain normal vision after LASIK treatment?
any post operational complications?
cost of Lasik?
preferrable treatment centre?
Thanks
Le-12.50 3.00
#11 by sayantan bose on September 8, 2012 - 10:45 am
It depends. Usually, one requires that 250 microns is left on the corneal bed, after the lasik flap and the excimer laser tissue removal. Normally, with a bladeless procedure, 90 microns flap thickness is possible. The laser treatment itself requires around 14-15 microns per dioptre of correction.
So using these rules, you can determine whether you are a fit candidate. Normally, in my experience, doctors who perform low volumes of LASIK unnecessarily reject patients who can be treated.
#1 by samir on November 15, 2011 - 2:24 pm
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You are a good candidate for LASIK with your refractive errors. 100% correction is a misnomer. There is a very high likelihood that you will not need glasses to see clearly. Which is what you want, rather than 100% correction. Once your eyes are corrected, it is usually permanent, unless there are other, new problems in the eye.
#2 by samir on November 15, 2011 - 2:25 pm
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Please see other sections of the site for information on complications and surgery.
#3 by Sabid on February 3, 2012 - 10:12 pm
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please tell me how many cost for lasik both eyes?
#4 by DR.DEBASISH MODAK on March 30, 2012 - 8:13 pm
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I HAD LASIC SURGERY FOR MY HIGH MYOPIA 10 YEARS AGO. MY VISSION WAS NOT CORRECTED AS A WHOLE. CONCERNING DOCTOR TOLD ME THAT IT WOULD BE CORRECTED IN A COUPLE OF MONTHS. BUT TILL DATE IT IS NOT CORRECTED. WHAT DO I DO NOW.
#5 by surajit on April 5, 2012 - 3:59 pm
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21 year old, resident of Kalyani [WB], wearing glasses since 2004,
Re: -5.50 -1.25 180 6/6
Le: -8.00 -1.00 10 6/6
Have undergone Cryopexy in Right eye in jan 2011.
No other complications.
please suggest whether…
I will be able regain normal vision after LASIK treatment?
any post operational complications?
cost of Lasik?
preferrable treatment centre?
Thanks
#6 by Yash Agarwal on April 19, 2012 - 12:09 pm
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Hello Sir,
I am planning to go for Lasik.
I have had a pre test at Better Sight Implant center and they have said that all parameters are good and I can get the lasik done. I just want to be sure, is the center good and would it be fine to get lasik done there.
Also I would like to know how many days would i have blurred visions after operation as I heard i may not be able to travel out for work atleast for 7 days.. Please reply asap
#7 by Sanchita Chatterjee on July 13, 2012 - 2:44 pm
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My age is 23. I already had leser of Retina in my left eye. My spectecle Nos are (-18) in left & (-14) in right eyehow please inform me money cost of lasik in my eyes.
#8 by meanup on July 17, 2012 - 7:22 pm
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I am planning to undergo LASIk. Please suggest a good and trustworthy center.
#9 by meanup on July 17, 2012 - 7:27 pm
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i am 22. i have -5.75 in R Eye & -4.5 in L Eye. Should i go4 lasik
#10 by Debasish Sadhukhan on August 3, 2012 - 9:54 pm
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Hello Sir,
I am planning to go for Lasik.
25 year old,resident of Kolkata [WB], wearing glasses since 1999.
Re-10.002.50
please suggest whether…
I will be able regain normal vision after LASIK treatment?
any post operational complications?
cost of Lasik?
preferrable treatment centre?
Thanks
Le-12.50 3.00
#11 by sayantan bose on September 8, 2012 - 10:45 am
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i wan to to join army i have -1 in oe eye and -1.5 in other?? will lasik reducethe power?? what will be the complications?? i am 21 years old!!
#12 by Manasi on December 22, 2012 - 4:41 pm
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if someone cornia is very thin is he or she able to go for Lasik
#13 by samir on January 7, 2013 - 4:58 pm
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It depends. Usually, one requires that 250 microns is left on the corneal bed, after the lasik flap and the excimer laser tissue removal. Normally, with a bladeless procedure, 90 microns flap thickness is possible. The laser treatment itself requires around 14-15 microns per dioptre of correction.
So using these rules, you can determine whether you are a fit candidate. Normally, in my experience, doctors who perform low volumes of LASIK unnecessarily reject patients who can be treated.
#14 by samir on January 7, 2013 - 5:12 pm
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The number is high. Consider ICL surgery instead
#15 by samir on January 7, 2013 - 5:14 pm
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Ideal numbers for LASIK treatment. You should go for it
#16 by samir on January 7, 2013 - 5:15 pm
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Try Sushrut eye hospital at Salt LAke
#17 by samir on January 7, 2013 - 5:15 pm
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You should not undergo LASIK.
Try a refractive lens exchange or ICL treatment
#18 by samir on January 7, 2013 - 5:22 pm
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Yes, you can undergo LASIK. It is very safe and effective