Laser eye surgery? safe?

laser surgery and lasik surgery are two different things. lasik surgery is safe .but there are pros and cons of every thing. get ur lasik done from a skilled surgeon. there are complications during surgery in extreme cases which can be overcomed. practically 18 yrs is not good for surgery as in some cases eye power returns back . speak to ur doc about this

It will improve your vision but keep in mind that the results often aren't permanent and you might need to go back and have it re-done or start wearing glasses again. A very common side effect is dry eyes and it's often permanent. A lot of people also report having bad nigh vision, blurriness, double vision, and light sensitivity. This is not something that should be done impulsively because even though it's safe most of the time, there are people who end up with even worse vision.

Mimi, my big sis has myopia, and her situation is not so bad, and the doc. said: " You have to have a really bad myopia degree for do the surgery, or you can stay blind" My sis didn't make the surgery, cuz she stayed really scared! I think that the surgery has to be really really important for you, after all we are talking about your vision, right? Kisses, and inspiration for your decision

Before you actually get the surgery, you will be given a release to sign - this release will inform you of all the things that could go wrong and the probability it will happen. Read it thoroughly and decide - if you can find a doctor who used to be a Navy or Air Force surgeon, they are the best because they produced fighter pilots from scratch (so to speak).

it's awesome i had it and i love it. make sure to do your homework on it first so that you get exactly what you want. there are different types of eye surgery

yea its 99% safe. yes you can go blind and it also weakens yuor ability to see i darkness. so if u walk around your home at night. you better be albe to do it with your eyes closed

my 70 year old aunt got it and did fine, but it can go wrong. you could go blind. it's really your call... you might not even be a candidate for it. I know I'm not risking it... life's too beautiful to be blind... and also, they only do one eye at a time usually, so if they mess up one eye, you still have the other...

yes, you can, the doctor will tell you what are your chances of something going wrong. Some procedures are more risky than others. But most likely, nothing will happen. But no matter, any type of surgery has risks. O ya, my name is mimi too :D

i doubt it they have a 99.8% percent success rate ur chances of accidently running into a mirror and goin blind are way way way higher but no it helps everone and the only person known to not be a success in this surgery just ended up with his same eye sight as before the surgery