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Post by ada1981 » Tue, Mar 28, 2017, 3:11 PM UTC

thestepafter wrote: post #166

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If you get LASEK vs. LASIK halos aren't a problem. I had LASEK done perhaps 8 years ago, and my eyes went from 20/400 to 20/15 overnight. The entire procedure was incredible including an HD prescription profile generated by scanning your entire eye. The process is $4k-$5k but with financing comes down to about the same you spend on glasses or contacts annually. No risk of halos as there is no "flap" cut like with LAS…

I am interested in more details above this. My email is nylad a-t nylad dot com.

Post by ada1981 » Tue, Mar 28, 2017, 3:11 PM UTC

zwily wrote: post #167

ada1981 wrote: post #155

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If you get LASEK vs. LASIK halos aren't a problem. I had LASEK done perhaps 8 years ago, and my eyes went from 20/400 to 20/15 overnight. The entire procedure was incredible including an HD prescription profile generated by scanning your entire eye. The process is $4k-$5k but with financing comes down to about the same you spend on glasses or contacts annually. No risk of halos as there is no "flap" cut like with LAS…

I'm interested in more info. Email in profile.

Post by ollie87 » Tue, Mar 28, 2017, 3:22 PM UTC

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Side effects include potential dry eye, ectasia and glare at night time.

"...but after twenty years, your eyes fall out!"

Post by jsymolon » Tue, Mar 28, 2017, 3:30 PM UTC

nommm-nommm wrote: post #142

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I went from glasses and astigmatism to LASIK and halos. I would still do it again and recommend it. The quality of life improvement is tremendous and the amount of money saved on not getting the glasses re-done every year offsets the cost of the LASIK. Halos, really only at night, is corrected by wearing a yellow tint "sunglass" aka shooters glasses while driving. Plus my SO really doesn't like my driving, so i chill…

This makes no sense, unless you were a kid why would you have to get your glasses "re-done" every year? I've been wearing the same prescription for a decade and the same plastic frames for seven years. I go to the ophthalmologist every two years to get my optic drusen looked at and my corrected vision is fine. If I didn't go for my drusen I would have no reason to go. If your vision is so unstable that you were getti…

Post by jsymolon » Tue, Mar 28, 2017, 3:35 PM UTC

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This makes no sense, unless you were a kid why would you have to get your glasses "re-done" every year? I've been wearing the same prescription for a decade and the same plastic frames for seven years. I go to the ophthalmologist every two years to get my optic drusen looked at and my corrected vision is fine. If I didn't go for my drusen I would have no reason to go. If your vision is so unstable that you were getti…

> This makes no sense, unless you were a kid why would you have to get your glasses "re-done" every year? I don't know about the parent poster above, but my vision is slowly but consistently getting worse every year, for the last five years now. I get my glasses "re-done" each year because my prescription has changed (gotten slightly stronger) each year, and it's cheaper to get new glasses than to re-lens old ones. I…