ICL experience · 2025
A first-person ICL account at 10 months described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included halos, ghosting, haze. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
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A first-person ICL account at 10 months described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included halos, ghosting, haze. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person ICL account at 1 month described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 6/6. Topics included dry eye. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person SMILE account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/16. Topics included dry eye, halos, blur or fluctuating vision, pain or discomfort. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person ICL account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/20, 20/10. Topics included dry eye, halos, glare, double vision. The poster's overall assessment was unfavorable.
A first-person ICL account at 1 year described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included dry eye, halos, blur or fluctuating vision. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person LASIK account at 4 weeks described the result. Topics included halos, pain or discomfort. The source did not state a clear overall satisfaction judgment.
A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included dry eye, blur or fluctuating vision, pain or discomfort, regression. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included dry eye, halos, blur or fluctuating vision, pain or discomfort. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. Reported acuity included 20/35. Topics included blur or fluctuating vision. The source did not state a clear overall satisfaction judgment.
A first-person ICL account at 1 week described the result. Reported acuity included 20/50, 20/30, 20/60, 20/25. Topics included dry eye, halos, blur or fluctuating vision. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person SMILE account at 2 months described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/15. Topics included dry eye, blur or fluctuating vision. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person ICL account at 2 weeks described the result. Topics included halos, blur or fluctuating vision, night-vision difficulty, pain or discomfort. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person ICL account at 8 months described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/15. Topics included halos, light sensitivity. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person ICL account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. Reported acuity included 6/12, 6/9. Topics included halos, blur or fluctuating vision, pain or discomfort. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person LASIK account at 3 days described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/25, 20/30. Topics included dry eye, starbursts, glare, blur or fluctuating vision. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
After approximately 1.5 years of severe near-vision loss in bright light, ghosting, double vision and persistent ICL rings, the poster underwent lens exchange, repositioning and ultimately explantation. One month after removal they were back in glasses and beginning to drive again.
A first-person ICL account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included halos, starbursts, ghosting. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
At slightly over five months after EVO ICL, the poster reported a substantial residual refractive difference between eyes and persistent left-eye visual-quality problems, describing the overall result as strongly regretted.
A first-person SMILE account at 1 month described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. The poster's overall assessment was unfavorable.
An ICL account initially described severe rings, glare, ghosting and screen difficulty plus -1.5 D of cylinder in both eyes. Symptoms became easier to tolerate over six months, but glasses were still used for clarity and the poster remained dissatisfied with the tradeoff.
A first-person ICL account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included halos, starbursts. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included blur or fluctuating vision, pain or discomfort. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person SMILE account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included glare. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person SMILE account at 14 days described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included starbursts, blur or fluctuating vision, night-vision difficulty, pain or discomfort. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
Six weeks after SMILE for high myopia, the poster described a very positive recovery with crisp early distance vision. Computer-distance focus fluctuated for roughly ten days and minor halos and dryness were noted early.