Real World Results of Laser Eye Surgery

LASER surgery is a dream come true for many people. It is their vision of 20/20 or better recover. Now let's be realistic. How effective is Laser eye surgery? Can it really everyone's eyes to perfect 20/20 vision or better recover? Can you really get your glasses and contact lenses away, never throw to have to worry about them again? The answers to these questions may surprise you. The truth is that not everyone 20/20 vision gets when the operation is complete.

The sad thing is that no matter how much research you do, getting exact statistics is impossible. A statistical graph www.corneatexas.com turns out that they have a 96% success rate. According Towww.aapecs.com only about 55% of people have 20/20 vision after surgery; however, 92% have 20/40 vision. 20/40 is the required minimal vision in the United States for a license. You can see the statistics can be easily manipulated to mean anything you want them to mean.
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You cannot base your decision on having surgery based only on the statistics that your doctor gives you. Remember that he has been in business. You are a sale to him. He will tell you what you want to get a sale make. Statistics should be considered, but not the basis for your decision. Everyone's eye is different. The decision to further proceed with surgery must have after a consultation with a licensed physician.

Do not go to someone you do not know or trust, especially if they go as the one doing the surgery. They just want your money. If you have a regular doctor you would have gone to for years his / her valuable advice. Over the years you have learned to trust this doctor and his consultation has a better chance impartial.
Do not trust who you claim you can throw away your glasses forever or that they guarantee 20/20 vision or your money back. There are no guarantees in medicine. The truth is that most people still need glasses when they are done with surgery. You may have a weaker prescription, but still you may need corrective lenses. You must accept that risk before going to surgery. Many people go into surgery not expecting or even knowing about the side effects or complications. You need to research and understand these complications before having the surgery.

You should also ask, "What can I reasonably expect from this surgery." You should also know what to expect after surgery. Although the operation only about 20 minutes, the recovery could take up to six months. No, you will not patches on your eyes and you will not spend six months in pain waiting for your eyes to heal. But it takes about six months to know if the surgery really worked. If it does not work, your eyes may go back to their original shape within those six months.
Also within that six month window, some of the negative side effects may manifest. The first six months is crucial. If you experience anything out of the ordinary, report it to your doctor immediately. They key to recover from potential damage is timing.

Do not wait if you feel pressure behind your eyes, or extreme dry eyes, or reduced vision, or looks, or anything that is not normal. Your doctor may still be able to solve these problems, but if you do not tell him or wait too long to tell him. The honest truth is that you may still need glasses or contacts when it's all said and done with.
You should know the risks and have realistic expectations. Going prepared will help guide you through the whole process. "Knowledge is power.” The saying sounds cliché, but it has always held true. Do your homework first. Examine the operation.

Study the effects. Research your doctor. Questions, even if you think it's a stupid question. It never hurts to ask, and you educate yourself. A competent doctor will answer your questions honestly and you will not only sell the miracles of not wearing glasses ever again. Bring make an educated decision about having the surgery. Then you can walk into the surgery with confidence.


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