Lasic Surgery

I guess I'm one of the "old hands" in any Lasic Surgery online forum, in that I had my process more than three years ago now. I have noticed that most from the postings are from people whose Lasic Surgery eyesight correction was recent and did not go according to plan. I thought I might give my perspective on my Lasic Surgery adventure.

Very first, let me begin with my current vision situation, and then work backwards to the point before Lasic Surgery where I couldn't get around without a guide dog (no, just kidding, but it seems like such a various world from where I'm now). Three many years right after Lasic Surgery, I have better than 20/20 vision in one eye, and 20/40 within the other eye. For those of you not familiar with Lasic Surgery, the process doesn't guarantee that everyone will end up with ideal eyesight.

Lasic Surgery

Most competent Lasic Surgery surgeons will take time to explain what realistic expectations for the surgery are, in that eyesight is noticeably improved but not guaranteed to remove any dependence on glasses or contacts. My Lasic Surgery doctor was very clear on this, but I thought it would be sufficient to be able to look close to my kitchen and recognize the pot that I had left on the other side of the room. My doctor said that my expectation was something he could almost guarantee, and much better than that.

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