No. LASIK is routinely performed on individuals who are nearsighted, farsighted, and have astigmatism. For those patients who are approaching middle age and are noticing a change in their near vision (needing over-the-counter or prescription reading glasses), having LASIK will not correct their near vision. There is a modification we can make to the LASIK procedure called monovision which does allow them to see well up close in one eye and see well far away in the other. Hope that helps!
nope. only laser lasik operation can cure your myopia
Yes, but only after a given recovery period... Kindly see the related link 'Lasik Surgery Clinic' for this.
The lasik surgery is a very safe surgical procedure performed by experienced eye doctors. Only one in 112,500 patients have had complications to lasik surgery and among those fewer actually were beyond repair by additional eye surgery or treatment.
Yes, currently, lasik is the most tested option for corrective eye surgery. It is the safest possible surgery available if you discount others that are still in their testing stages.
I can tell you who can't A minor. Lasik surgery on minors is prohibited by law. Pregnant or breastfeeding women Hormonal changes during pregnancy cause women's refractive state fluctuations which means that any Lasik procedure would be unsuccessful. Suffering from diseases that may cause hormone fluctuation. Such as diabetes Using medication that could cost fluctuations in vision. Before you start seriously thinking about Lasik you must consult your ophthalmologist .
While the conventional LASIK surgery maps only 200 points on the cornea, the Contoura vision surgery maps 22000 points on cornea. Fewer complications: Contoura vision surgery has fewer complications as compared to conventional LASIK surgery. The damage to the tissue is relatively less and has faster healing time.
Only with surgery.
Lasik surgery is more affordable than ever. It depends on region, but the national average is $3,375. The highest reported price in 2012 was only $6,500, so the procedure is affordable everywhere.
there is no natural cure, only surgery when needed
No, it is not the cure way but it is the BEST way.
"Lasik is not the only corrective eye surgery available, but it is one of the most common. Other procedures exist for treating cataracts. Some people are candidates for having lens replacement surgeries which do not use lasers at all."
Standard LASIK takes from 10 to 20 minutes to perform and the results are immediate.