Lasik - Laser Eye Surgery Not For All The Eyes

The word LASIK stands for Laser-Assisted In Sutu Keratomieusis which is a process that will reshape the cornea to refract light better in the lens of the eye.

As technology progresses the costs of lasik eye surgery continues to drop, this makes it a possibility for more people to enjoy the benefits of surgery.

Not all individuals can opt for laser eye surgery. Pregnant women, people with diabetes, or with binocular vision problem, dry eyes, thin corneas, or very large pupils are advised not to go for corrective laser surgery for the eyes. Aside from complications, there are also chances of side effects.

Lasik cannot heal presbyopia or far-sightedness that occurs in middle age.This condition and you are not recommended to undergo lasik eye surgery

Laser eye surgery is used to correct the defects of the eyes such as myopia, commonly called nearsightedness, or hyperopia also known as farsightedness, and astigmatism.

Laser eye surgery is generally considered safe but you should bear in mind that lasik surgery is not a miracle surgery. Do not expect that you will have perfect vision after coming out of the surgery with perfect vision.Lasik surgery cannot not guarantee you getting perfect results.