My sister has worse night vision now. She has a harder time driving at night.

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Sep 11, 2014
8:25:43am

HalftimePastry

My sister has worse night vision now. She has a harder time driving at night.

She has large pupils. If you have large pupils your night vision will probably be worse. They will tell you during the eval and you can ask if you have "large pupils"

I have large pupils (larger than 5mm I think?) so I passed on it after having my eyes evaluated, because I like hiking and doing outdoors stuff at night.

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Do you or anyone you know personally, regretted getting Lasik/PRK done?

Mister P

9/11/14 8:22am

has there been bad results? of course. its a medical procedure.

9/11/14 8:25am

My sister has worse night vision now. She has a harder time driving at night.

9/11/14 8:25am

I would recommend it to anyone. One of the best decisions of my life.

Ft Worth Cougar

9/11/14 8:25am

No regrets.

9/11/14 8:29am

Co worker. He has had permanent double vision since his surgery. It's rare, but

UNLVcougar

9/11/14 8:33am

Yep, a friend of mine sees double and has ghosting at night.

Non-donor troll

9/11/14 8:37am

If you're going that route, do PRK, not Lasik. Slightly longer recovery, no flap

spoxjox

9/11/14 8:33am

I had it done 10 years ago....still have 20/20 vision...love it

docrick

9/11/14 8:34am

its been amazing for me, best $3600 I ever spent on myself

9/11/14 8:36am

I had my LASIK performed at the beginning of 2003, almost 12 years ago

TheDeek

9/11/14 8:36am

Worked for 5 years for a doctor in Utah County who does LASIK, I was in charge

akmewg

9/11/14 8:37am

Had it done 14 years ago - no regrets, no looking back, would do it again today

LV Mike

9/11/14 8:42am

My neighbor had it done several years ago. He now wears dark sunglasses to

Cougar-Duck

9/11/14 8:46am

I had an employee whose husband reportedly went 90% blind from a lasik procedure

LV Mike

9/11/14 8:48am

Make sure you get your cornea shapes checked first. It's rare, but if your

Lance71

9/11/14 8:50am

Standard Optical (the cheapest place i could find) did multiple cornea maps.

CosmoK

9/11/14 8:52am

My cornea shape eliminated me from being able to do the prodecure.

Lance71

9/11/14 8:59am

There is a CBer who regrets it, deeply. His story is worth listening to.

CosmoK

9/11/14 8:50am

that was probably me. I had it fixed a year later and it's fine now.

Belboz

9/11/14 2:46pm

Awesome! Every time LASIK is discussed here I think of you.

9/12/14 9:08pm

that's good to hear!

CosmoK

9/13/14 7:02am

Yes. I know many people on regret having it done.

9/11/14 8:58am

My dad had it done a couple of years ago and now he has light sensitivity issues

jrob30

9/11/14 8:59am

I sat behind a man at the game on Thursday who wore sunglasses throughout

LV Mike

9/13/14 7:29am

Dry eyes, light sensativiity, corneal regression, corneal instability, corneal

bengula

9/11/14 9:07am

don't leave your house either, cause a meteor might land on your head

TheDeek

9/11/14 9:18am

I see them on a routine basis, but work in an eye care setting.

bengula

9/11/14 10:36am

I only regret spending $4k+ at Hoopes Vision. I really don't think they're

PGVikingDad

9/11/14 9:08am

I had a horrible time for a year after going to Hoopes, but I still love them.

Belboz

9/11/14 2:51pm

Of the 4 members of my family that have had LASIK, the only regrets were

Dread Pirate Westley

9/11/14 9:11am

If there's a Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute in your area, I highly

Dread Pirate Westley

9/11/14 9:12am

not for a second. Was worth every penny.

zonacougar

9/11/14 9:32am

I regretted it until after an adjustment to remove monovision a year later.

Belboz

9/11/14 9:35am

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