Laser Eye Surgery

What music is playing in the background? Nice tune.

don't u feel like u, you need to blink? xD

Read the previous comments, the answer is there

Read the previous comments, the answer is there

F**k THAT S**t ill keep my glasses

does that hurt

r u asleep when u r havin that surgery?
is it painful?
i m interested =) thanks for the vid

I updated that vid. Please post on the other vid on my profile.

thanks 4 info ! very nice !

The bad news: You'll have to wait roughly 5 years. This is because your vision has to be stable for at least two years. You are still evolving from 10+ to 8+ end keeping to go.

The good news: by then the technology will have improved even more. Less chances for complications, better fine tuning of the correction.

Just be patient. I cannot tell the price for Sweden though. Here in Belgium I paid 2.700,- EUR for both eyes with wavefront guided correction.

hi.
no my eyes are still not better still blurred .still of work aswell

is it okay now ?

im 13, i dotn see alot without my glasses, they are 8+ , i had 10+ from the begining, but however, can my problem be fixed my doing this ?
and how much will i/my parents have to pay?
i live in sweden

Soft contacts but that is long ago, probably nowadays soft contacts are even softer. Nonetheless they were already almost as thin and soft as baby skin :-)
The problem is not if they are soft or not when you get dust in the eye with contacts. Dust ALWAYS S**ks with contacts, no matter what contacts.

yeah but did you wear the disposable contacts with are soft and simple, or did you wear the hard ones that you had to mix with chemicals to clean??

I did wear contacts years ago. It's worse than glasses (more work and hassle) and more painful than this LASIK operation (like when you have a dust particle in the eye with contacts or when they dry out in hot sunny weather).

Not at all.
Only 2-4 days after you have at some points the annoying feeling like you have an eyebrow in the eye. But the feeling is much less strong.

you could've just worn contacts y'know

did it hurt ?

i though bout gettin that but not anymore

I chatted a bit with the doctor about equipment and comparatives about some people that had severe complications et all. My surgeon uses each blade to cut the flap only once. In other words he used two different new blades on me and threw them away. Some surgeons use the same blade up to five times in a row. Then you have these troubles like the guy here on YouTube that had a metal particle left in his cornea.

People: make sure your doctor has years of experience ans is not a cheapo clumsy guy.

Just came back from a final check now four weeks after the LASIK operation.
My left eye has a refraction of all zeroes now (I.e. perfect sight) the right eye has tiny bits of the lowest correction that undo one another (from memory -0.25 and +0.25). I could read easily and quickly the smallest text he had on his charts.
Overall I am a very happy customer. I now see better than before WITH glasses.

I want to stress the fact that I have had it done in Belgium. Not in the U.S.A.

I could drive the next day. One of my colleagues needed up to a week to see well enough.
If you are still unable to see good enough to drive after two weeks then I suggest to check with your doctor.

i had this done last week and still carnt see right how long before you could see .iam not able to drive too.i hope its going to be worth it.

Depends on how your eyes will evolve. I heard many people saying that after roughly ten years they sometimes have to start wearing glasses again.
You have to see this as shaping your cornea like a permanent contact lens.
After some time eventually your sight will change. With old age almost everybody gets presbyopia, this means that you'll have to wear reading glasses anyway.
If you are young enough you can re-operate every ten years which roughly boils down to the same cost as glasses.