I mean chuck away the glasses forever + 20/20?

Hi! Why don’t you ask this question again, and put it in the “optical” section (also under Health.) I’m interested in the answer!

I am looking at lasikplus to get it done…about 2800 for both eyes.

Please help! I’m having the surgery done in two days and I don’t know which will be better in the long run. My doctor says I’m qualified for both but wouldn’t say which one I should have. My corneas are really thick and good but I want to which one will give me less problems in the years to come

Any good recommendation (clinic,hospital) for lasik surgery in Singapore?
What are the charges like?

If I have done lasik surgery on both eyes, is flying still a career for me?

Yes, I did have some problems with my LASIK surgery. When they perform LASIK surgery, they cut a flap off the surface of your eye. The flap on my left eye developed Stria, which are wrinkles. The only way they could fix it was to stitch the flap back into my eyeball. I had to wear a contact lens bandage for three weeks while it healed. Both eyes ended up being over corrected. I have since had PRK done on my left eye and after six weeks of double vision it does seem to be clearing up. My right eye will still need to have a second procedure to enhance my vision. I paid extra and got custom view, but still have had a lot of problems.
If you do the research you will see that between 6 and 10 percent of everyone having LASIK has some kind of complication. A small percentage of those have permanent damage.
Do you need reading glasses now? If so, your dependence on them will most likely be increased. If the LASIK does successfully correct your far vision, it will at the same time worsen your near vision.
Good luck!

Will LASIK be more safe in 4-5 years?