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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Has anyone had laser eye surgery and found it effective? I been thinking about it for a while however I have heard result can be a mixed bag.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

the chances of going blind with laser eye surgery is one in 5 million I wouldn't risk it I could be the one

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had lasik nearly 3 years ago, very pleased with it!

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By *elma and ShaggyCouple
over a year ago

Bedworth


"Has anyone had laser eye surgery and found it effective? I been thinking about it for a while however I have heard result can be a mixed bag."

Op it may not be the best option for someone of your age.

From about 40 onwards we start to develop presbyopia. This is basically aging of the eye, we slowly lose the ability to accommodate and focus close up needing help to read. Laser eye surgery can correct distance vision but can’t prevent presbyopia I’m afraid, eventually everyone will end up needing glasses for close up work and reading.

If you’re wanting to not need glasses at all there are options available, lens replacement for example. A special artificial lens is inserted into the eye, correcting your vision. It’s kinda like cataract surgery but with more advanced lenses. A specialist will be able to advise if you’re suitable for this kind of implant but be warned, it’s significantly more expensive than traditional laser surgery

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was one of the first in 1994! Best thing I did!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was one of the first in 1994! Best thing I did! "

is that done for life Lisa or do have to go back?

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

My mum had it done with excellent results think she was about 65 when she had it done. Id never let them near my eyes in a month of sundays

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Has anyone had laser eye surgery and found it effective? I been thinking about it for a while however I have heard result can be a mixed bag."

My dad did and it went really well and fixed his vision and that was the best part of 10 years ago. I know not all surgery is the same but it can work and work well.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the chances of going blind with laser eye surgery is one in 5 million I wouldn't risk it I could be the one"

Odds of dying in an airplane crash — 1 in 205,552

Odds of getting killed by fireworks — 1 in 340,733

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the chances of going blind with laser eye surgery is one in 5 million I wouldn't risk it I could be the one

Odds of dying in an airplane crash — 1 in 205,552

Odds of getting killed by fireworks — 1 in 340,733"

odds of winning lottery 14million to one..but someone wins it. I got the statistic off a lasic web site

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Has anyone had laser eye surgery and found it effective? I been thinking about it for a while however I have heard result can be a mixed bag."

Yeah i had mine done at london vision clinic (relax smile by lvc on youtube is a full video kf the surgery i had) not cheap but eyes are perfect and have been for years.

They can also fix the age related one the poster above talked about but they really need measurements from your eyes before it starts to be able to put them back

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the chances of going blind with laser eye surgery is one in 5 million I wouldn't risk it I could be the one

Odds of dying in an airplane crash — 1 in 205,552

Odds of getting killed by fireworks — 1 in 340,733

odds of winning lottery 14million to one..but someone wins it. I got the statistic off a lasic web site"

To go blind youd have to get it infected and not treated.

There isnt actually a way for the surgery to blind you. Unless the surgeon stabs you in the eye or soemthing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Has anyone had laser eye surgery and found it effective? I been thinking about it for a while however I have heard result can be a mixed bag.

Yeah i had mine done at london vision clinic (relax smile by lvc on youtube is a full video kf the surgery i had) not cheap but eyes are perfect and have been for years.

They can also fix the age related one the poster above talked about but they really need measurements from your eyes before it starts to be able to put them back"

Is it once only mr.Carter or do you have to go again in the future..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Has anyone had laser eye surgery and found it effective? I been thinking about it for a while however I have heard result can be a mixed bag.

Yeah i had mine done at london vision clinic (relax smile by lvc on youtube is a full video kf the surgery i had) not cheap but eyes are perfect and have been for years.

They can also fix the age related one the poster above talked about but they really need measurements from your eyes before it starts to be able to put them back

Is it once only mr.Carter or do you have to go again in the future.."

Once thats why you have to have a stable perscription for a minimum of 2 years ideally 5.

Obviously if your eyes get worse every year then it jusy resets them back to 0 but theyll continue t change as they always have.

At lvc if the original surgery doesnt bring you up to your level of vision with glasses they will do a touch up surgery for free but its very rare it doesnt work first time.

Lvc is where you get sent after the discount places fuck up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Think of it like this you've got a broken arm you got to hospital and it gets fixed. Its fixed...unless you break it again

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Has anyone had laser eye surgery and found it effective? I been thinking about it for a while however I have heard result can be a mixed bag.

Yeah i had mine done at london vision clinic (relax smile by lvc on youtube is a full video kf the surgery i had) not cheap but eyes are perfect and have been for years.

They can also fix the age related one the poster above talked about but they really need measurements from your eyes before it starts to be able to put them back

Is it once only mr.Carter or do you have to go again in the future..

Once thats why you have to have a stable perscription for a minimum of 2 years ideally 5.

Obviously if your eyes get worse every year then it jusy resets them back to 0 but theyll continue t change as they always have.

At lvc if the original surgery doesnt bring you up to your level of vision with glasses they will do a touch up surgery for free but its very rare it doesnt work first time.

Lvc is where you get sent after the discount places fuck up

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that sounds like 'avoid the discount places'if so good advice.Still think your pretty brave though

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Has anyone had laser eye surgery and found it effective? I been thinking about it for a while however I have heard result can be a mixed bag.

Yeah i had mine done at london vision clinic (relax smile by lvc on youtube is a full video kf the surgery i had) not cheap but eyes are perfect and have been for years.

They can also fix the age related one the poster above talked about but they really need measurements from your eyes before it starts to be able to put them back

Is it once only mr.Carter or do you have to go again in the future..

Once thats why you have to have a stable perscription for a minimum of 2 years ideally 5.

Obviously if your eyes get worse every year then it jusy resets them back to 0 but theyll continue t change as they always have.

At lvc if the original surgery doesnt bring you up to your level of vision with glasses they will do a touch up surgery for free but its very rare it doesnt work first time.

Lvc is where you get sent after the discount places fuck up

that sounds like 'avoid the discount places'if so good advice.Still think your pretty brave though "

Like i say search youtube for lvc relex smile full video lf the surgery from patient and doctors perspective.

When he gets the big spike out its a big scary to watch but as a paitent it took 10 mins and didnt feel a thing

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By *ngelina4uWoman
over a year ago

Camberley/Middleton

It depends on what is wrong with your eyesight but I know a dozen people who have had it done and all very happy with the results.

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