Risks In Laser Vision Correction?

What risks are involved with laser vision correction? If you have had laser vision correction, please relate your experience in detail.

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3 Responses to “Risks In Laser Vision Correction?”

  1. kartouche Says:

    Glare, halos, blurry vision, torn cornea, incomplete lasering, astigmatism, over correction, under correction. But otherwise, no problem.

  2. Sandeep J Says:

    Laser vision correction is a surgical procedure with several potential risks. The most serious ones are loss of vision because of either a severe eye infection (usually due to fungus or mycobacteria) or severe inflammation (corneal melting due to DLK). The cances of such devastating complications happening are very low – probably less than 0.5%.

    Less severe complications include overcorrection, undercorrection, flap related complications (striae or folds), dry eyes, glare and halos.

    It is very important to have a thorough preoperative evaluation to ascertain whether you are a good candidate for surgery. This means ruling out thin cornea (keratoconus), glaucoma etc. Please read the details of preoperative evaluation in the referenced article from AgingEye Times ( http://www.agingeye.net/ )

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