Comments on: Should I get Lasik Eye Surgery to correct my nearsightedness? http://www.eyeprocedure.com/blog/should-i-get-lasik-eye-surgery-to-correct-my-nearsightedness/ Fri, 18 May 2012 00:12:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Mr. Trump http://www.eyeprocedure.com/blog/should-i-get-lasik-eye-surgery-to-correct-my-nearsightedness/comment-page-1/#comment-1701 Mr. Trump Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:20:29 +0000 http://www.eyeprocedure.com/blog/should-i-get-lasik-eye-surgery-to-correct-my-nearsightedness/#comment-1701 I had PRK done a month ago which is basically LASIK without the cutting. Most of the dangers of LASIK come from cutting the "lasik flap". This is why I got PRK instead. From what I know.. the Lasik flap never completely heals so this makes your eyes weaker and more vulnerable to injury for life. Creating the flap severs nerves that help produce tears which can cause dry eyes. The most important thing to remember is LASIK is NOT reversible so any complications will likely be life long. Also.. with Lasik.. there is always a chance of complications down the road, like cataracts or worst vision, even if you are fine for the first few years. All of this is RARE.. but you need to know its possible. You should also do lots of research and talk to people who have had it done. The lasik surgeons will down play the risks as much as possible to avoid scaring you. I did lots of research before seeing a surgeon and I was surprised by the relaxed attitude they had. Make sure you talk to people who have actually had it done and not just people who work at the Lasik office. If you decide on PRK.. know that it will be a longer recovery and you will not see well for about 2 weeks. Still it is much safer because once your eyes heal they are healed! This is the surgery of choice for many athletes and people who play contact sports because of the safety. Make sure you do your research on all the procedures available as well as all the surgeons in your area. These are your EYES. Also expect to pay around $4,000 to $5,000 for both eyes. You will also have to use drops for several months after the surgery. I'm still using drops today. Still.. I love my results and I love not having to wear glasses or contacts. Its awesome. Good luck and be careful.<a href="http://www.englishoverseas.com/teach-english/teach-english-europe.htm"> Mr. Trump</a> I had PRK done a month ago which is basically LASIK without the cutting. Most of the dangers of LASIK come from cutting the “lasik flap”. This is why I got PRK instead.

From what I know.. the Lasik flap never completely heals so this makes your eyes weaker and more vulnerable to injury for life. Creating the flap severs nerves that help produce tears which can cause dry eyes. The most important thing to remember is LASIK is NOT reversible so any complications will likely be life long. Also.. with Lasik.. there is always a chance of complications down the road, like cataracts or worst vision, even if you are fine for the first few years. All of this is RARE.. but you need to know its possible.

You should also do lots of research and talk to people who have had it done. The lasik surgeons will down play the risks as much as possible to avoid scaring you. I did lots of research before seeing a surgeon and I was surprised by the relaxed attitude they had.

Make sure you talk to people who have actually had it done and not just people who work at the Lasik office.

If you decide on PRK.. know that it will be a longer recovery and you will not see well for about 2 weeks. Still it is much safer because once your eyes heal they are healed! This is the surgery of choice for many athletes and people who play contact sports because of the safety.

Make sure you do your research on all the procedures available as well as all the surgeons in your area. These are your EYES. Also expect to pay around $4,000 to $5,000 for both eyes. You will also have to use drops for several months after the surgery. I’m still using drops today.

Still.. I love my results and I love not having to wear glasses or contacts. Its awesome.

Good luck and be careful. Mr. Trump

]]> By: LasikExpert http://www.eyeprocedure.com/blog/should-i-get-lasik-eye-surgery-to-correct-my-nearsightedness/comment-page-1/#comment-1700 LasikExpert Tue, 22 Dec 2009 04:12:58 +0000 http://www.eyeprocedure.com/blog/should-i-get-lasik-eye-surgery-to-correct-my-nearsightedness/#comment-1700 I volunteer for a nonprofit Lasik patient advocacy. We don't provide Lasik; we evaluate Lasik patient outcomes and certify select doctors who meet or exceed our standards. Lasik is not for everybody, but for the vast majority of people who have Lasik they get what they expected or better. See Lasik results at You will need a comprehensive evaluation from a qualified surgeon. You may want to use our 50 Tough Questions For Your Doctor at to help evaluate a potential Lasik doctor.<a href="http://www.prohomeschool.com/high-school-homeschooling.htm"> LasikExpert</a> I volunteer for a nonprofit Lasik patient advocacy. We don’t provide Lasik; we evaluate Lasik patient outcomes and certify select doctors who meet or exceed our standards.

Lasik is not for everybody, but for the vast majority of people who have Lasik they get what they expected or better. See Lasik results at

You will need a comprehensive evaluation from a qualified surgeon. You may want to use our 50 Tough Questions For Your Doctor at to help evaluate a potential Lasik doctor. LasikExpert

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