ICL experience · 2024
A first-person ICL account at 3 weeks described the result. Topics included dry eye, halos, ghosting, double vision. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
- Age
- 28
- Device
- Visian ICL
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A first-person ICL account at 3 weeks described the result. Topics included dry eye, halos, ghosting, double vision. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account at 1 week described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/15. Topics included 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. Topics included halos, ghosting, blur or fluctuating vision, light sensitivity. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account at 3 days described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/20, 10/10. Topics included dry eye, halos, glare, blur or fluctuating vision. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included dry eye, halos, starbursts, pain or discomfort. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account at 3.5 months described the result. Topics included dry eye, blur or fluctuating vision. The source did not state a clear overall satisfaction judgment.
Four months after monovision EVO ICL for high myopia, the poster described the result as life-changing. The fully corrected eye reached 20/15, adaptation to monovision took time, and early halos had become barely noticeable.
A first-person SMILE account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included dry eye, blur or fluctuating vision, night-vision difficulty, pain or discomfort. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A detailed EVO+ toric ICL diary reported 20/15 right-eye and 20/20 left-eye acuity at four weeks. Temporary blur when moving into darkness, peripheral halos and reduced near vision persisted, but night driving remained functional.
At 1.5 years after LASIK for a mild prescription, the poster reported objectively strong acuity but subjectively worse vision, persistent glare, halos, starbursts, reduced night contrast, floaters and chronic dry eye, with strong regret.
A first-person ICL account at 8 months described the result. Topics included dry eye, glare, light sensitivity. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person ICL account at 1 day described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included halos, ghosting, blur or fluctuating vision, pain or discomfort. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account at 16 years described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included halos, glare, ghosting, double vision. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person LASIK account at 16 years described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included halos, glare, ghosting, double vision. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person LASIK account at 2 weeks described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included blur or fluctuating vision. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person ICL account at 2.5 months described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/20, 20/15, 20/12. Topics included dry eye, halos, glare, ghosting. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A detailed two-week SMILE diary described severe early starbursts, blur and screen-related dryness, followed by substantial improvement after stopping anti-inflammatory drops. By two weeks vision was close to prior contact-lens quality away from screens.
A first-person SMILE account at 2 months described the result. Reported acuity included 20/15, 20/10. Topics included dry eye, halos, blur or fluctuating vision, light sensitivity. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person LASIK account at 1 month described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included starbursts. The source did not state a clear overall satisfaction judgment.
A first-person LASIK account at 3 days described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Topics included pain or discomfort. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account at 1 year described the result. Topics included blur or fluctuating vision, pain or discomfort, floaters. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person LASIK account with a postoperative follow-up described the result. The source included baseline prescription values. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included dry eye, halos, starbursts. The poster's overall assessment was favorable.
A first-person LASIK account at 2 weeks described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included dry eye, halos, starbursts. The poster described a mixed result or a recovery with meaningful tradeoffs.
A first-person LASIK account at 10 years described the result. Reported acuity included 20/20. Topics included regression. The source did not state a clear overall satisfaction judgment.
A 29-year-old reported satisfaction after February 2024 PRK for high myopia, with pre-existing corneal scars attributed to contact-lens use. The early diary included fluctuating vision and a temporary setback after accidental eye contact. A later original-poster reply reported 20/20 at almost three months, with previously existing occasional floaters still noticed.