health Lasik Surgery

[Lewis Wilson]

On 3/3/2022 at 6:08 PM, Antoink said:

Does lasik also correct un sa reading. No need to use reading glasses?

I think so. In my case bumalik naman sa 20/20 ang vision ko.

[mochafrappe1]

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

[Goody2shoes]

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? 

[theoneandonlymistressmia]

Yesterday, I was taken to the ER because while working at home, I felt a sudden eye pain like as if an insect got stuck in my eye. I tried to look for it, wash it and do the cold compress, apparently, it didn't work.

I went to Medical City and was assisted immediately. Upon checking out what was happening, the only issue was my eyes was dry or they said I have a Dry Eye Syndrome. 

What's weird is that, it was too sudden. I was advised to buy a lubricant and that's it. 

I have been putting the prescribed lubricant eye drop but the pain is still the same till now.

Should I go back or when will the pain be eased?

[Lord August Morales]

3 hours ago, theoneandonlymistressmia said:

Yesterday, I was taken to the ER because while working at home, I felt a sudden eye pain like as if an insect got stuck in my eye. I tried to look for it, wash it and do the cold compress, apparently, it didn't work.

I went to Medical City and was assisted immediately. Upon checking out what was happening, the only issue was my eyes was dry or they said I have a Dry Eye Syndrome. 

What's weird is that, it was too sudden. I was advised to buy a lubricant and that's it. 

I have been putting the prescribed lubricant eye drop but the pain is still the same till now.

Should I go back or when will the pain be eased?

Hi madam, take a lot of rest, try to avoid gadgets for now to prevent eye strain, try to sleep a lot. Hoping you'll get well the soonest. Take care

[theoneandonlymistressmia]

1 hour ago, Lord August Morales said:

Hi madam, take a lot of rest, try to avoid gadgets for now to prevent eye strain, try to sleep a lot. Hoping you'll get well the soonest. Take care

Hello. Ang hirap to take a rest eh. Hahahahaa. I need a tutorial on how to do that. Hahaha thank you

[theoneandonlymistressmia]

I've been using Hyabak eye lubricant for 4 days straight and my left eye that had the issue last time still kinda feels like there's a bit of dirt stuck in my eye but from what I noticed, my vision seemed to have improved a whole lot. I don't make my eye smaller anymore whenever I look far and my vision improved! As in it improved. From 375L I think... assuming it improved... it felt like as id my eyesight is now 250L.

[stacks]

Sharing, I had lasik in 2010 so 12 years of clear 20/20 vision na. Dry eyes never went away though, evey day I wake up without opening my eyes. Natuto na after a while, mapupuwing ako sa sarili ko kong eyelids if I suddenly open eyes. For some reason I need to walk around for about 3 minutes for my eyes to start lubricating, so ang routine - wake-up like a blind person kapa-kapa papauntang CR to pee, by the time naka wiwi na pwede na buksan mata.

[mharky]

been searching the web for the best yet budget value lasik, any suggestions. so far price range i've checked 60k - 300k TIA

[Cabahit]

This is a total game changer. If you have the funds, no question, get it done. 

[Cabahit]

On 11/15/2022 at 11:21 PM, mharky said:

been searching the web for the best yet budget value lasik, any suggestions. so far price range i've checked 60k - 300k TIA

I had the surgery done at the American eye center. Perfect !

[DreadWolf]

Planning to get one next year

[doktaku]

New form of refractive surgery called SMILE/CLEAR. Read up on it

[caLLnee]

On 3/13/2007 at 10:21 PM, SirMiks said:

Had Laser Surgery at Asian Eye last January 12, 2007. No regrets. Though I have been advised that it takes 3 to 6 months to fully heal. I'm already at 20/20 but the glare at night is a bit hard to get used to. Sabog ang mga ilaw pag tinignan mo. I guess its part of the healing process.

 

Have been wearing glasses for 27 years of my life. Was not able to do a lot of things because glasses. If you can afford it, go for it. Anyway, they will conduct several eye tests to make sure you are a good candidate for Lasik.

 

Sa akin, no pain. but supersensitive lang ang paningin mo on the first 3 days. Plus you have to get used to not having glasses. Am on my 3rd month already, pero pag gising ko sa umaga kinakapa ko pa rin salamin ko. hehehe... PM me if you have any questions.

hanggang ngaun ba masakit pa rin ang Glare Lights sa gabi?

 

Edited January 21 by caLLnee

[RA25]

Got it in 2022, life changing. But then it started deteriorating. Maybe due to too much phone and computer exposure. Need tlga alagaan ang eyes kahit naka lasik na.