EYE SURGEON: What Are the REAL RISKS of LASIK Surgery?

Are you considering LASIK but hesitant about the risks involved? In this video, we delve into the critical factors that can make or break your LASIK experience. From separating myths from truths to finding the right surgeon, we guide you through the process of making an informed decision.LASIK can be life-changing, but it's crucial to understand the risks and factors influencing your outcome.

Join us as we uncover the secrets to successful LASIK and how to navigate through the overwhelming information out there.With insights from experienced professionals and critical considerations like surgeon expertise, cornea specialization, and the importance of experience, you'll learn how to choose the best surgeon for your LASIK journey.Don't let fear hold you back from clear vision. Watch now and take the first step towards a brighter future.

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0:00 Are you afraid of Lasik Surgery?
0:00 The truth behind Lasik risks
1:16 The Lasik risk factors
1:46 The most important risk factor for Lasik
2:52 How to find the best Lasik surgeon
4:01 Any questions?

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Disclaimer: This video is intended for educational purposes only. It does not provide medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare provider for personal medical advice.

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[deltivan]

I’d rather wear glasses all my life than risk going blind. Don’t play with your eyes.

[whenwillyouknowme]

I been reading about lasik and it’s not good one young man commited suide after the lasik and many are sick and going blind and dry eyes

[mcawesomest]

I got LASIK 20 years ago. I couldn’t wear contacts anymore… they constantly irritated my eyes and I got frequent eye infections even with Daily disposables and being excessive with hand and face sanitation.
I still see great! My eyes started getting dry about 10 years ago and I see halos but I have astigmatism and I’ve always seen halos at night.

It’s amazing to not have to wear thick glasses!!!!

[Calidastas]

This is an easy decision:
1) there’s no real way to research the proficiency of a surgeon. Reviews can be bought, professional referrals are unreliable.
2) if the surgery goes wrong you could be blind or in suicidal levels of pain,
3) there are safe alternatives: contacts and glasses.
Therefore, the risks, while statistically low, could be catastrophic. Lower risk alternatives are available, so the decision is no lasik.

[stevesulejman]

Had it done twice after 1st time wasn’t the best, got a second procedure done and still not the best, permanent dry eyes that I have to use my finger to open eyes in the morning waking up, many years of stress after surgery,

[alexunlv]

Is there a common factor which makes it more dangerous? I've heard a thin eye layer? is a key factor that - if too thin - should discourage a person and or makes them a non-candidate for lasik surgery. I also got scared off with the young police officer who committed suicide b/c of the bad lasik surgery and the problems after. My son is considering lasik surgery but these events and the info out there discourage me from supporting the decision for lasik.

[mrburot]

Smile lasik is better ..
I have got a smile surgery 4 months ago here in Korea and it goes very well. I can see clearly now

[adeebzakar]

I am 22 years old want to go for femto laski eyesight is +5 in both eyes I hate wearing glasses should I go for a femto ?

[lofivibes-techanimestudios]

Hello, I left kind of confused, it is safe to perform Lasik with the main Franchise (In Miami), seems like every case has been a success with them. I am tired of almost not seeing anything while driving at night (I use glasses but I always left them or loose them etc).

I am very interested in your opinion.

Thank you.

[elifslabaskan]

My doctor suggested me the lasik but for different opinion i asked another eye doctor (he did not examinate my eye) but he said that the trans prk is safer so i shouldn’t get lasik. i don’t know what to do. I know my doctor is famous in his area and 2 people that i know got lasik with him. But the thing is my doctor did not inform me about the surgery at all and just send me the next room where i will be discussing the price of the surgery. So i did my own research and find out there’s a lot of people who have post-op corneal complications and most of them done the lasik also because of the cut for the flap so many people suffers from the eye dryness. What do you think doctor about which procedure is safer? Thank you.

[Jhon-lsve]

Is it true there’s a tissue that is removed from the eye that can’t be removed

[ssen]

I have -6 power in my left eye & -8 in my right eye. Should I go for Silk lasik surgery?

[mertgencdogan]

My doctor advise me iLasik operation. Is iLasik better than lasik or similar for the side effects?

[SanjanaReddyRallabandi]

i'm having -7.00 in both eyes and age will you suggest me and at which age

[aneezahafeez]

I'm 36 years old. Can lasik be successful for me or not? Because ive heard that after 40 a person can again lose his vision power

[SaadbelaSaadbela-ee]

my sight is -11 what tretment will suit me

[Sharmuta]

Slicing through one of the most innervated and sensitive tissues in the body with lasers is never a good idea.

[RandomGamingFTW]

what if im on the computer for 8+ hours a day, will my vision come back?
i have -7 in both eyes

[forreal]

Thanks for your helpful information.
But there is one question I'm still looking for. I'm 22 and this year I'm going to work hours on my papers and spend a lot of time in front of my laptop. Is it still a good decision to have this surgery with this kind of lifestyle?

[VinayKumar-ppwd]

Im 18years hold i have 2+ in both eyes
Which treatment is best