Night vision can still be bad after LASIK, too. My wife still brings glasses to drive at night or when going to places

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May 23, 2020
1:06:38pm

cheezedawg medium

Night vision can still be bad after LASIK, too. My wife still brings glasses to drive at night or when going to places

like the theater where it will be dark.

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cheezedawg

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Author

Time

Questions about LASIK

Michael McQuain

5/23/20 12:59pm

I’d get a free second opinion at Hoopes Vision in Draper.

Veracruz

5/23/20 1:03pm

They are on my list along with Moran.

Michael McQuain

5/23/20 1:04pm

I'd also suggest Hoops or Moran. For me it was worth spending an extra 15%

delux_247

5/23/20 1:12pm

I did it 20 years ago. Would do it again in a NY second.

TeeKaa

5/23/20 2:02pm

You'll still need glasses for reading most likely. Also, if you are close to cataract surgery age, consider a lens

TN_Coug

5/23/20 1:04pm

Night vision can still be bad after LASIK, too. My wife still brings glasses to drive at night or when going to places

cheezedawg

5/23/20 1:06pm

I got prk done a few years ago. My night nis

Hooda88

5/23/20 3:55pm

Whoops. My night vision was pretty bad for a good year or so. Got a little

Hooda88

5/23/20 3:58pm

I did it several years ago. No problems.

RalphWiggam

5/23/20 1:09pm

Hmmmm....night and distance vision are the main reasons for my interest.

Michael McQuain

5/23/20 1:10pm

I had light halos at night for a long time. Either it went away or I don’t notice it anymore though

Mike Honcho

5/23/20 1:12pm

One of the best decisions of my life.

Alister Mackenzie

5/23/20 1:13pm

Just do Hoopes. Don’t even go anywhere else. One of the best in the world

cougarnerd

5/23/20 1:13pm

With modern day equipment, I don't think hand slipping or power surges are even

Lance71

5/23/20 1:18pm

Yep. Don’t worry about power outages. Code requires their stuff to be

Alister Mackenzie

5/23/20 2:01pm

I'm a LASIK and PRK surgeon. I'm quite an advocate for PRK because

5/23/20 1:36pm

I was much more comfortable with this as a patient. The idea of a flap never

delux_247

5/23/20 2:10pm

Best decision of my life!! Was -7.0 in both eyes. 24 hours of recovery time and

gmoney7

5/23/20 1:56pm

best thing I ever did for myself

byujag

5/23/20 2:02pm

Best medical procedure I've ever had.

shakarocks

5/23/20 2:31pm

You are taking the right approach by thoroughly vetting the options, something I

rmsenior

5/23/20 3:07pm

2 things about that as I have been in your situation.

5/23/20 4:20pm

I did PRK with Moran

BYULAWGUY

5/23/20 4:26pm

Take it easy - Nothing can go wrong with shooting lasers into your eyes.

5/23/20 4:27pm

I did not have LASIK, but had Cataract at what is considered a young age for

5/23/20 4:31pm

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