What LASIK Eye Surgery Can Do for You

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• What LASIK Eye Surgery Can Do for You
• Wearing eyeglasses is beneficial as it helps you
  to have an improved vision but at the same time
  it can be annoying too because of the extra
  weight on the eyes and not being comfortable
  without them. Also, if you plan on looking for an
  alternative such as contact lenses, theyre not
  as easy to carry as they seem to be.
• Well, dont be depressed as technology has been
  getting advanced and there is a solution to get
• rid of wearing eyeglasses or contact lenses on a
  regular basis. Are you wondering what is it?
  LASIK surgery is the answer!
• What is Lasik Surgery?
• Lasik Surgery is also known as conventional or
  traditional LASIK. It is a process performed to
  correct nearsightedness, farsightedness and
  astigmatism. In most treatments, LASIK is
  painless and completed within several minutes
  per eye.
• Benefits of LASIK surgery
• Here are a few benefits of getting a vision
  correction surgery.
• Improved Vision
• Around 96 of patients will have their desired
  vision after LASIK. An enhancement can further
  increase this number.
• Painless Process
• LASIK eye surgery doesnt cause any pain to the
  patient, just a little numbing because of the
  drops used during the procedure. Also, theres no
  requirement of stitches or bandage after the
  process that may lead to discomfort.

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• Careers that are highly dependent on vision
• If surgery is a viable answer when vision is not
  bad.
• Eyes and overall health.
• Are You and Your Eyes Healthy For a Surgery?
• Generally, LASIK surgery is suitable for people
  with an average degree of refractive error and no
  complex problems related to vision. When you
  consult a doctor for this vision correction
• treatment, theyll perform a detailed analysis of
  your eyes to ensure the end results arent
• complicated.
• Common eye conditions that become a hurdle in
  LASIK or will make you rethink your surgery
  decision
• Any type of eye injury or lid disorders.
• Eye infections such as uveitis, keratitis, etc.
• Large pupils, especially in dim light.
• Cataracts.
• Keratoconus, an eye disease that results in a
  progressive deterioration of your vision and
  thinning of the cornea.
• Actively playing contact sports like boxing or
  martial arts.
• If you use eyeglasses or contact lenses only
  sometimes.