Lifetime Complications after Relex-SMILE Two Years Later

I hope with this video you can see what the outcome may be for you if you're considering the surgery.

I also really hope if you had this surgery you could try and use my methods to cope with it.

I will keep uploading videos to tell you what have helped me with the complications after the surgery and how my journey is going. As this is probably for sure a lifelong journey I have ahead with struggling vision.

[shanecle]

I'm so sorry to hear this, brother.

I canceled my LASIK surgery last week after researching what they actually do to your cornea. I hope you can recover.

[mehdigouali]

Hello . Unfortunately, I had the Rolex Smile operation two years ago, and it was not successful. I have exactly the same symptoms that I experienced. I wish you from my heart a speedy recovery. I will follow you to see your health condition as a motivation for me to cling to hope for treatment. I wish I had seen this video before the operation, but this is God’s will. I advise people not to do this operation.mehdi from Morocco

[aiben]

sorry for what happened brother. i wish you much better and quicker recovery.

[moniqueh]

Hi David. Great video. Please make more. You are helping so many people to avoid this criminal surgery. I believe that in five to ten years there will be some good stem cell treatments which will reduce some of these symptoms. Take care.

[monharris]

I hope you are doing better. Sending you peace and light.

[deaththeworld]

You need Laserfit sclerals they are made specifically from a scan of your eye to correct the visual night aberrations you're seeing. There is only 3 laserfits in United States as far as I know but it's the only treatment I am aware of this problem. Normal sclerals do not work as they are made by guesses and estimations not a scan of your eye..

[upadisetty]

Thanks for your testimonial, there aren't many feedback on this online.

[TravelTechie]

I had SMILE, no dry eyes (incision was made from top, underneath eyelid), no pain. I see absolutely perfect outside daytime, good night time just a little bit of starburst with car lights. Indoors lowlight is fine, but Indoors with bright artificial lights is where I have issues / signs look a bit blurry from afar / grocery stores.

[alexanderpeter]

i had smile on monday, no light sensitivity or any side effects, night vison got better than with my glasses. best decision ever, paid 5500 euro, but with the best laser and best doctor in my region. its only the first days and it also gets better day to day. first day was like looking through a milk glass that getting thinner every hour. day after surgery milk glass was gone and only near vision wasnt that good but now a few days after it got well. my floaters are gone since the operation. one thing could be better, its the sharpness sometimes, but this got also better every day now, so few month and it will be perfect

Where u did your surgery? How much u paid? Thanks

[philaman]

Hi. I just saw your video. It's very sad that the doctor who performed the surgery on you either did not do their due diligence and tell you that you are not a suitable candidate or they blatantly lied to you. Nevertheless, I am sorry you have to wrestle with these complications.

Can you provide us with an update? Do you still have the issues you discussed or did you seek further treatment to correct them?

[stela_solar]

I am sorry about your many problems. I also have floaters and am trying the treatment in a natural way (with bromelina) and would recommend you reading about it. About the halo, I also had for a while and with time it disappeared naturallly, that‘s why I would leave a surgery only as a last resource. Wish you good luck. 🍀

[TOMLINBISH]

ALL types of unregulated laser & other refractive eye surgeries (lens replacement & Implantable Contact Lens) are massively more risky than anyone is told prior, and NO SURGEON in the world can fix serious complications & I've found this out the hard way! 😡 USA FOX DETROIT weather presenter Jessica Starr committed suicide shortly after having had 'SMILE' 🙄 with this being touted as the next great advance in laser eye surgery but it damages patients just like all the other types & ALL of them are just acceptable casualties to the surgeons & industry involved in profiting so much from these ops! 🤬

[andwoe]

Hi David, could you clarify what kind of surgery they suggested to you? PRK perhaps? And why does it cause earlier cataracts?
I'm suffering from these complications too due to large pupils and hoping for some solution.
PS: don't get the vitrectomy, it's far too risky.

[SoundsLikeBanana]

Have you tried Autologous Serum Tears for your dry eyes?

[Serenadio]

Dude, also use something like EyeLeo when working at computer

[아이러니-ty]

i got smile and even if its sunny outside i still have ghosting vision.. its really ... really disaster -from korea

[terracestevenkennedy]

Have all those issues myself sunglasses at night help.I had smile wish I never had it you can’t see up close without reading glasses.when I had regular glasses I saw good up close know dry eye light bursts.

[harpindersingh]

How is your vision now? What you have done after that. I am experiencing same vision issue after lasik. I had it twice to fix the issue but It didn’t. Can you please what you have done to fix it.
Thank you.

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What is the corrective surgery you mentioned? Also, did you have MGD before the surgery?