Lasik Eye Surgery

[RascalArms]

Had lasik performed on just my left eye (mono surgery) 5 or 6 years ago. Best thing I've ever done and as others have said, wish I had gotten it done years earlier.

[kae006]

Had mine done about 12 years ago, absolutely no regrets

[Krautzy]

Well i am back at work already and i can see! Still a little fogged up and feels like there is something in my eye, but from what i understand its completely normal. Doc said vision looks good this am and it will only get better.

[BLACKFINTURKEY]

Wife is getting it done Friday afternoon she’s excited.

[Low Fence]

About 3 years for me. Best money I ever spent, and like mentioned above wish I would have done it sooner

[gander]

Well i am back at work already and i can see! Still a little fogged up and feels like there is something in my eye, but from what i understand its completely normal. Doc said vision looks good this am and it will only get better.

What doctor did it for you?

[BlackoutRam2500]

Did mine 10 years ago. Back then the Allegretto laser was all the new new. Best decision I ever made. Only issue I had was dry eyes and it did last for a couple of years but good drops were life savers.

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[Mudslinger]

Did it probably 30 years ago, great results, BUT just finished cataract surgery on both eyes with great results!

[softpoint]

Need at least a little negative feedback? lol. I can't say, because I haven't had it, but my wife had both eyes done about three years ago. Still has to wear glasses about 90% of the time, any time she is reading or needs to see anything up close. She was/is pretty disappointed, because she had it done to keep from having to wear glasses. It helped her distance vision some, but she didn't have a lot of problems with that. She had a small cataract removed and decided to have it done at the same time.

[Krautzy]

What doctor did it for you?

Harmon at Eye Centers of SETX

[Krautzy]

Need at least a little negative feedback? lol. I can't say, because I haven't had it, but my wife had both eyes done about three years ago. Still has to wear glasses about 90% of the time, any time she is reading or needs to see anything up close. She was/is pretty disappointed, because she had it done to keep from having to wear glasses. It helped her distance vision some, but she didn't have a lot of problems with that. She had a small cataract removed and decided to have it done at the same time.

Well i hate that for her. They did tell me if i had to wear reading glasses before, id have to wear them after as well.

However, my vision was so dang bad I couldn't make your face out from 3 feet away. So already its night and day.

[softpoint]

Well i hate that for her. They did tell me if i had to wear reading glasses before, id have to wear them after as well.

However, my vision was so dang bad I couldn't make your face out from 3 feet away. So already its night and day.

I suppose the amount of success achieved is directly related to how bad a person's vision was before the surgery. And, of course their expectations. If a person thinks (like my wife did) that it will eliminate the need for glasses, they might be disappointed, depending on their particular condition...

[Jackal]

I had it done about 8 years ago by Dr Harmon also. Like everyone else has said it was the best money that I have spent on myself. Get you a good pair of sunglasses to replace your regular glasses for the light sensitivity to the sunlight.

[HoustonHunter94]

I had it done 20 years ago. My right eye is just now needing a reader. My left eye is still perfect. It is the best thing I have ever done for myself.

I second this. Absolutely the best money I ever spent on myself. It was cheap back when I had it done, I think I paid $1,000 per eye in 2001. No glasses needed as of now but little tiny fine print is getting a little difficult sometimes. Good luck!

[rebelbow]

did mine for distance vision back around 1996-97
still good on distance but did have to stat using cheaters 3 yrs ago