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Eye laser surgery, any long term results yet? |
Has there been any tests on Eye laser correction, and is there anyone on here whose had it done some years ago? Lasik surgery has been around for many years now, and has proven to provide stable results over several years (some as far as ten years out). It is a very safe procedure as long as it is done by a good surgeon. Don't go to the "mills" where they run you in and out, go to an Ophthalmologist who will do the surgery and see you for all of your post operative care. As far as causing cancer, it definitely will not induce cancer. The only tissue the laser affects is the cornea, which does not ever develop cancers. Other diseases of the eye have not been associated with Lasik, however, if you do have a pre existing eye disease the surgeon will simply tell you that you aren't a good candidate. Very few surgeons will perform surgery if they aren't confident they can give you a good result. This is exactly what i would like to know, my eyes are getting very bad, but as it is fairly new id rather wait 10 years to see if there is any long term problems. i watched how its done on you tube, it dont look good! i was very up for having it done until i saw the clip of how its done. Depending on each individual situation, many have found the procedure to be extremely beneficial and others have found that the negative side-effects don't outweigh the positive effects of better vision. |
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