Goody2shoes

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On 7/30/2022 at 12:58 AM, mochafrappe1 said:

I availed this and one of the best decision I made in my life. Wish I got it sooner. My eye grade before surgery was 550/650

Great to hear. I'm looking to push through with this procedure next month. Just had my assessment a few days ago. How are your eyes recovering? 

5 hours ago, 9610472 said:

Yes sir, we regards to SMILE . It relieves you of the dry eye effect brought about by LASIK. However, the visual recovery is slower as compared to LASIK. Predictability of the visual outcome is still depends on the patient`s recovery from the procedure. Hope I was able to answer your inquiry. Thank you.

Thanks, it absolutely did. I was told the recovery was even quicker than LASIK. Will have to double check this when the time comes for me to decide. 

On 11/7/2021 at 8:02 PM, 9610472 said:

Hi Good day, Dry eyes is one of possible effects after having LASIK. However, the benefit and comfort of not wearing glasses in order to see things clearly weighs far more as compare to the side effect of the procedure. By the way, not all patients experience dry eyes as a side effect. I do screen patients meticulously prior to the procedure. 

Thanks for this. Yes, the benefits outweigh the disadvantages. Have you heard of SMILE? I heard it was a better version of LASIK. 

Has anyone tried SMILE? https://www.allaboutvision.com/visionsurgery/smile.htm

Been thinking of getting Lasik for quite sometime now. But can't help the fear of getting it done. Plus the idea of not being allowed to scratch your eyes hard (just in case I forget) scares me. I've got a friend who got Lasik a couple of years ago and upto this day brings a bottle of eyedrops as his eyes are always dry. Seems like a hassle. Though my brother said it's the best decision he made - everything is HD when you wake up. Can't decide.