Laser eye surgery is a great technique but what are the possible effects that can occur from its use? Even though laser surgery is a lot safer than what it used to be, there are still risks associated to the surgical procedure. Before using this method to correct you eye vision it is important to think about the risks involved in such procedure and the possible outcomes of the surgery. Here is a list of positive or negative effects that may occur after the surgery.
1) You probably will obtain a better vision (in most cases close to 10/10). This is the ideal result wanted by everyone as you will no longer need to wear glasses or wear contact lenses.
2) In some cases you may not have any change in your vision or very little even though the surgeon has tried his best. This is obviously disappointing, but not dramatic as your eye will not be damaged and if ever you want to, you can always proceed to another surgery to rectify what went wrong.
3) Occasionally it happens than patients get a worse vision after laser surgery. Patient tend to think that success rate is at 100% which is in fact no the case. It does happen sometimes that your vision becomes worse. To limit this risk try to get a surgeon who has a good reputation and go to private clinics if you can afford it. If ever this happens, you may take surgery again to rectify your vision again, but in some cases the problem can become unfortunately permanent.
4) During and after the lasik surgical procedure it is possible that you catch an infection even though this is rather rare. This can be painful and annoying. If this happens you will have to take antibiotics or drops to stop the inflammation. This should not influence your vision if you take antibiotics in time.
5) The worse than can occur is loosing your vision totally. Blindless may occur in extreme cases, but this is rare. Nevertheless you eye surgeon should inform you that it can occur. But we aware that the risks for this to happen are extremely low and are often caused by unpredictable and unlucky circumstances.
1) You probably will obtain a better vision (in most cases close to 10/10). This is the ideal result wanted by everyone as you will no longer need to wear glasses or wear contact lenses.
2) In some cases you may not have any change in your vision or very little even though the surgeon has tried his best. This is obviously disappointing, but not dramatic as your eye will not be damaged and if ever you want to, you can always proceed to another surgery to rectify what went wrong.
3) Occasionally it happens than patients get a worse vision after laser surgery. Patient tend to think that success rate is at 100% which is in fact no the case. It does happen sometimes that your vision becomes worse. To limit this risk try to get a surgeon who has a good reputation and go to private clinics if you can afford it. If ever this happens, you may take surgery again to rectify your vision again, but in some cases the problem can become unfortunately permanent.
4) During and after the lasik surgical procedure it is possible that you catch an infection even though this is rather rare. This can be painful and annoying. If this happens you will have to take antibiotics or drops to stop the inflammation. This should not influence your vision if you take antibiotics in time.
5) The worse than can occur is loosing your vision totally. Blindless may occur in extreme cases, but this is rare. Nevertheless you eye surgeon should inform you that it can occur. But we aware that the risks for this to happen are extremely low and are often caused by unpredictable and unlucky circumstances.