LASIK experience · 2015
A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20, 20/30, 20/40. Topics included dry eye. The source did not state a clear overall satisfaction judgment.
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A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20, 20/30, 20/40. Topics included dry eye. The source did not state a clear overall satisfaction judgment.
A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20, 20/15, 20/40, 20/30. Topics included dry eye, halos, starbursts, night-vision difficulty. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account at 2 years described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/20, 20/15. Topics included dry eye, halos, starbursts, glare. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A two-week SMILE recovery report from a contact-lens wearer who described preoperative dryness and early postoperative dryness and halos, particularly around day three.
Two months after SMILE for -3.5 D myopia, the poster reported essentially perfect visual correction but severe dry-eye symptoms requiring frequent drops. Screens and ventilated environments substantially worsened discomfort and anxiety.
Six months after SMILE for -2 D myopia, the poster reported slight persistent dryness and mildly reduced clarity on dark-mode screens. They considered these downsides small and said they would choose the procedure again.
One week after EVO ICL for extreme myopia, the poster called the result one of their best decisions. Screen use still caused dryness and fatigue, while halos were already minimal and continued to improve.
One month after EVO+ ICL for -8 D myopia, the poster reported excellent daytime acuity but substantial low-light peripheral glare, some halos, rings and screen-related fatigue. The overall assessment was cautiously positive with meaningful tradeoffs.
Ten days after ICL surgery for high myopia and reported moderate astigmatism, the poster described strong binocular acuity, slight hyperopic residual refraction, improving halos, and no substantial dry-eye symptoms.