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    Dude I had my eyes fixed back in the late 80's. Initially there were a few side effects. First was a sensitiveity to irritants--smoke,air freshener etc The secont was seeing pretty tings of color ound street lights at night. the third was an increased sensitiveity to bright sunlight. Every one of those things settled down in the first few months.
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    What are they like for correcting astigmatism now? My optometrist doesn't seem that keen on the procedure, said it didn't always fix astigmatism and if you're over 40, the results aren't so long term. But although I don't mind wearing glasses, I do get fed up with having to put them on to see labels, read the paper, etc - no more reading in bed lying on my side either - the glasses get pushed out of shape!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beemer View Post
    and if you're over 40, the results aren't so long term.
    As I understand it

    It can correct some conditions as of today

    But that it does not stop the eye continuing to change

    And that it often can not be repeated
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    Due to the overwhelming good reports, I have now booked in for my consultation.

    Now its just a matter of if I can find enough cash to get both eyes done at the same time, or if I'll have to wait and get the other eye done in 12 months.

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    Do them both at same time,I know what it's like to have one contact lens split,have to chuck it away,and one eye with lens,other without makes vision strange,one eye stronger than other.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jim.cox View Post
    As I understand it

    It can correct some conditions as of today

    But that it does not stop the eye continuing to change

    And that it often can not be repeated
    Quite true. The eyes deteriorate after 50, but lasik corrrection brings your vision back to the normal standard expected. Repeated surgery depends on the individual and the thickness of the cornea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jim.cox View Post
    As I understand it

    It can correct some conditions as of today

    But that it does not stop the eye continuing to change

    And that it often can not be repeated
    Yep, LASIK doesn't stop your eyes from getting older

    Of course, going from good working eyes to old tired eyes is better than going from next to useless eyes to totally useless eyes

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    I may look into it then - even if I only had a few years without wearing glasses it would be great!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beemer View Post
    I may look into it then
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beemer View Post
    What are they like for correcting astigmatism now? My optometrist doesn't seem that keen on the procedure, said it didn't always fix astigmatism and if you're over 40, the results aren't so long term. But although I don't mind wearing glasses, I do get fed up with having to put them on to see labels, read the paper, etc - no more reading in bed lying on my side either - the glasses get pushed out of shape!
    Very funny post

    Your optomertrist will talk to you about Carder grafts to correct the certain failure and how you may be permanently blind. Like he wants to lose your lucrative business (not).

    Both of my eyes were astigmatic. I had to wear Toric contact lenses and the prescription was a best guess scenario as the correct prescription wasn't doing it for me.

    Having had the procedure done in 2004, I can say that it was a truly liberating experience.

    One side effect only is that I am now slightly long sighter (+.75 & +1.0). This is better than the standard for my age.

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    Im interested in getting this done too. So let us know how it goes. My eyes are -3 I think. Dont mind wearing contacts and glasses for the time being though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thani-B View Post
    Im interested in getting this done too. So let us know how it goes. My eyes are -3 I think. Dont mind wearing contacts and glasses for the time being though.
    Do it do it do it. At least go for the free appointment to see if you're suitable.

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