Listen daysin1234 … Listen daysin1234 it’s a horrible thing that happened to you my friend, and if the same thing happened to me I would be horribly upset as well. I have no issues, and the only side effect if it can even be called that was very minor star bursts which by the way seem to be going away now. Another thing that I find rather strange is that people say after you get lasik your night vision is terrible but my vision at night is excellent. Sadly you are part of the 5 percent that lisik did not work on.
i had Lasik. I now … i had Lasik. I now see PERFECT….SO SORRY FOR YOUR ISSUES. However do not lie that lasik is the worst thing in the world. To me my friend it has been the best experience so far in my life vision wise.
Well, I know … Well, I know several people (at least 10) that had lasik, some after more than 5 years and they are all fine. My doctor was not a quack, i carefully selected him and he was very open and warned me of all the complications. For me this surgery was a godsend and i feel for those that had complications.
I have a page … I have a page devoted to dry eyes after LASIK on my website. Check it out. lasikcomplications(.)com
Comment by LASIKComplications — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
BTW I was screened … BTW I was screened and still am having side effects 20 months after surgery. Not a day go by that I don’t wish I had passed on lasik.
Your first mistake … Your first mistake was letting a surgeon who told you “everything is going to be perfect” perform your surgery. Now I have to wonder if you were even properly screened, because any good surgeon would disclose there are risks involved in any surgical procedure. If you had severe dry eye pre surgery, this would have immediately eliminated you from candidacy. And BTW, it’s common knowledge that even in those without pre-surgical dry eye, that this side effect can last 6-12 months post surgery.
LASIK is not a … LASIK is not a permanent fix and your eyes change every 5 years. Make sure you understand this. Do you know that you’re electing to pay a Lying LASIK Quack and their commissioned staff, $4k to permanently slice a FLAP into both of your eyes, leaving your eyes dryer than the previous year, getting worse every year, causing you MUCH pain. Hence the reason the FDA’s website warns everyone: “the number one complication from ALL LASIK procedures is permanent Dry Eye Pain…” You’ve been warned!
I watched ur video … I watched ur video before getting surgery and was a lil more aprehensive (this is my eyes were talking about). I went through with it anyways. My advice for any1 wanting to get it is, do your research. If you have dry eyes before lasik, u probably shouldnt get it. The doctor will measure your cornea, ask him about your corneal thickness. I can see perfectly with no pain and no dry eyes, best of all, no glasses/contacts. I see glare at night and it is slowly going away. Its been 2 weeks since.
I did this surgery … I did this surgery and I don’t have any sympton you just said, my eyes don’t jurt, they are not dry, i can see perfectly, maybe you didn’t take the right care for your eyes…
wow i booked an … wow i booked an appointment for next wendsday for a consultation. since ive done research on lasik ive been reported lots of problems involving the surgery
I guess i am going to forget about going.
My second alternative was Non surgical (contact lense shaping)
I’ll see if i am a good candidate for that
lasik is very scary … lasik is very scary I dont think it would well for me I got use to my big glasses and I have to wear a 2 base curve so only low index lenses i can wear I see pretty good out of them but i wouldnt drive with them but I dont drive anyway so all is good with that it is hard to get big frames though no opticians have them what happened to freedom of choice but I chose not to get LASIK
My warning video for people who are going to get lasik
If it is your …
If it is your cornea which is causing this
try to search for stem cell coated lens to regenerate the cornea
I think that can help
Comment by sicandoverrated — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
Thanks for the info …
Thanks for the info…I hope in the next year..that it will get better.
Comment by FAYCHI69 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
thanks for the info …
thanks for the info bro
Comment by sohail786 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
1-Post this on 8 …
1-Post this on 8 different videos
2-Look at you channel backround might freak you out
Comment by laallaal75 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
5%? although FDA …
5%? although FDA studies show its 20% and independent research is 38%
Comment by daysin1234 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
Listen daysin1234 …
Listen daysin1234 it’s a horrible thing that happened to you my friend, and if the same thing happened to me I would be horribly upset as well. I have no issues, and the only side effect if it can even be called that was very minor star bursts which by the way seem to be going away now. Another thing that I find rather strange is that people say after you get lasik your night vision is terrible but my vision at night is excellent. Sadly you are part of the 5 percent that lisik did not work on.
Comment by xplics — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
Perhaps, but your …
Perhaps, but your cornea is permanently weakened so if you dont have issues now, you certainly will
Comment by daysin1234 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
When did you get …
When did you get your Lasik? I am 9 months post surgery and still have HOA issues (night vision, glare day/night)
Comment by daysin1234 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
i had Lasik. I now …
i had Lasik. I now see PERFECT….SO SORRY FOR YOUR ISSUES. However do not lie that lasik is the worst thing in the world. To me my friend it has been the best experience so far in my life vision wise.
Comment by xplics — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
1-Post this on 8 …
1-Post this on 8 different videos
2-Look at you channel backround might freak you out
Comment by deathtothehuns — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
If LASIK is so safe …
If LASIK is so safe, then why are there so many hurt LASIK patient websites warning you of Lying Lasik Dr’s?
LasikFda, LasikScam, LasikPimp
LasikSucks4u2, LasikNewsWire
LifeAfterLasik, Lasik-Flap, LasikFraud
LasikComplications, LasikLiberty
VisionSimulations, LasikContactLenses
UsaEyes-Fraud, LasikDecision
FlawedLasik, LasikDisaster, LasikNightmare, LasikMemorial
LaserMyEye, MyLasikStory
YouTube: FDA LASIK
Comment by dkantis — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
How do you feel now …
How do you feel now? im almost 1 year post-lasik and still have night vision problems and day/night glare
Comment by daysin1234 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
Ask each of them if …
Ask each of them if BOTH eyes are 20/20 or 20/15 or have one or BOTH eyes regressed?
Ask them how their NIGHT VISION is in BOTH eyes…
Ask them if they see HALOS or STARBURSTS in one or BOTH eyes…
Lastly, ask them if they have DRY EYE SYNDROME in one or BOTH eyes…
I’m willing to bet that half of them after 5 years has regressed in 1 or BOTH eyes…
I hope I’m wrong…
Comment by dkantis — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
How bad are ur …
How bad are ur complications these days? Do u have to wear plugs?
Comment by nastyboy2099 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
Well, I know …
Well, I know several people (at least 10) that had lasik, some after more than 5 years and they are all fine. My doctor was not a quack, i carefully selected him and he was very open and warned me of all the complications. For me this surgery was a godsend and i feel for those that had complications.
Comment by nastyboy2099 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
I have a page …
I have a page devoted to dry eyes after LASIK on my website. Check it out. lasikcomplications(.)com
Comment by LASIKComplications — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
BTW I was screened …
BTW I was screened and still am having side effects 20 months after surgery. Not a day go by that I don’t wish I had passed on lasik.
Comment by kp2kp2kp2 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
I’m so sick of …
I’m so sick of ignorant people admonishing LASIK instead of blaming their own lack of research and/or incompetant surgeons…..
Comment by anx1300c — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
Your first mistake …
Your first mistake was letting a surgeon who told you “everything is going to be perfect” perform your surgery. Now I have to wonder if you were even properly screened, because any good surgeon would disclose there are risks involved in any surgical procedure. If you had severe dry eye pre surgery, this would have immediately eliminated you from candidacy. And BTW, it’s common knowledge that even in those without pre-surgical dry eye, that this side effect can last 6-12 months post surgery.
Comment by anx1300c — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
LASIK is not a …
LASIK is not a permanent fix and your eyes change every 5 years. Make sure you understand this. Do you know that you’re electing to pay a Lying LASIK Quack and their commissioned staff, $4k to permanently slice a FLAP into both of your eyes, leaving your eyes dryer than the previous year, getting worse every year, causing you MUCH pain. Hence the reason the FDA’s website warns everyone: “the number one complication from ALL LASIK procedures is permanent Dry Eye Pain…” You’ve been warned!
Comment by dkantis — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
I watched ur video …
I watched ur video before getting surgery and was a lil more aprehensive (this is my eyes were talking about). I went through with it anyways. My advice for any1 wanting to get it is, do your research. If you have dry eyes before lasik, u probably shouldnt get it. The doctor will measure your cornea, ask him about your corneal thickness. I can see perfectly with no pain and no dry eyes, best of all, no glasses/contacts. I see glare at night and it is slowly going away. Its been 2 weeks since.
Comment by nastyboy2099 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
I did this surgery …
I did this surgery and I don’t have any sympton you just said, my eyes don’t jurt, they are not dry, i can see perfectly, maybe you didn’t take the right care for your eyes…
Comment by teban13 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
wow i booked an …
wow i booked an appointment for next wendsday for a consultation. since ive done research on lasik ive been reported lots of problems involving the surgery
I guess i am going to forget about going.
My second alternative was Non surgical (contact lense shaping)
I’ll see if i am a good candidate for that
Comment by libertypatrol — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
aw i dreamed of …
aw i dreamed of getting lasik.but thanks to ur info. i got depressed. anyway it was a blessing. lasix no more for me! :p
Comment by kingCRAM11 — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm
lasik is very scary …
lasik is very scary I dont think it would well for me I got use to my big glasses and I have to wear a 2 base curve so only low index lenses i can wear I see pretty good out of them but i wouldnt drive with them but I dont drive anyway so all is good with that it is hard to get big frames though no opticians have them what happened to freedom of choice but I chose not to get LASIK
Comment by rickmilford — July 3, 2009 @ 5:19 pm