Laser Eye Surgery Prices and Laser Eye Surgery Information

I underwent laser eye surgery on both eyes 6 weeks ago, for correction of astigmatism on the right eye and a slight miopy (-0,50) on the left. I would be very happy with the results but the following thing scares me: in bright daylight, my vision is almost perfect, which is a high improvement compared to the previous “quality” of my vision. However, if I enter a room with a lower light (neons or a room that’s only half lit by natural daylight) my vision gets much worse, which is pretty depressing. I mean, outdoor I can see the details of a far object/person without any trouble, while indoor it gets problematic even with short distances. Is there a possibility that these problems will go away after waiting a little longer (doctors still prescribed eyedrops until september) or should I already start trying to get used to this new situation? Things would be really great without the low light problems, which are more than noticeable. Thank you very much for reading this!

I am short sighted and am sick of wearing contact lenses and glasses do i was looking into laser eye surgery. Has anyone had it done and is it worth it? Also how much did it cost you?

I’ve recently been told I have been told I have to wear glasses for the next 15 years which I find pretty pathetic. I was wondering whether I can have laser eye surgery or can just have therapy?

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If I were a Navy diver and had eye surgery while I was in the Navy where would they put me while I was Healing from the surgery? Would I still be able to dive or would I have to take a desk job until my eyes healed?

I’m considering laser eye surgery for my eyes as I’m growing dissatisfied with contacts lenses due to increasing lipid deposit problems as of late.

However, I’m concerned with 2 things:

First, I want to make sure this is safe for me as I obviously don’t want to permanently screw up my eyes; I want to make sure I see the right eye doctor.

Second, I’m looking for laser eye surgery that’s inexpensive and won’t put me on major debt. I’ve had a friend who had his eyes fixed for $4000. This amount is a little too pricey for me so I would like to know if I can find someone who can do it for less without necessarily sacrificing surgeon expertise and safety.

I would like to know what resources I can use to help me find the right laser eye surgery clinic. Is the internet a good source? How can I use that to the fullest?