LASIK Surgery in Surat

• Starting prescription.
• Corneal characteristics.
• Eye health.
• Age.
• Healing response.
• Treatment parameters.
• Individual visual requirements.

Some people achieve excellent unaided vision after LASIK, while others may continue to require glasses for certain situations.

It is important to have realistic expectations before undergoing surgery.

Possible Risks and Side Effects

LASIK is generally considered an effective refractive procedure for appropriately selected patients, but it is still surgery and carries potential risks.

Possible side effects and complications can include:

• Dry eyes.
• Glare.
• Halos.
• Starbursts.
• Difficulty with night vision.
• Temporary blurred vision.
• Fluctuating vision.
• Under-correction.
• Over-correction.
• Continued need for glasses.
• Need for additional treatment.
• Corneal flap-related problems.
• Infection.
• Inflammation.
• Other visual disturbances.

Rare complications can result in more serious vision problems.

Understanding these risks before surgery is an important part of informed decision-making.

LASIK and Dry Eyes

Dry eye is an important factor to consider before LASIK.

Some people experience temporary dryness following the procedure. In certain cases, dry-eye symptoms may last longer.