LASIK Surgery in Jodhpur

People who regularly drive at night should discuss night-vision expectations before deciding to undergo LASIK.

Is LASIK Permanent?

LASIK permanently changes the shape of the treated cornea. However, this does not mean that a person's vision can never change again.

The eyes naturally change with age. One common age-related change is presbyopia, which makes it more difficult to focus on nearby objects.

As a result, someone who has excellent distance vision after LASIK may eventually need reading glasses.

Changes in refractive error can also occur over time.

Therefore, LASIK should be considered a procedure that can reduce dependence on glasses rather than a guarantee of completely glasses-free vision for life.

Alternatives to LASIK

LASIK is only one type of refractive vision correction.

Depending on the individual's eyes and prescription, other options may include:

• PRK.
• Other surface-based laser procedures.
• Phakic intraocular lenses in selected cases.
• Glasses.
• Contact lenses.

The most appropriate option depends on factors such as corneal thickness, corneal shape, prescription, eye health, age, lifestyle, and personal expectations.