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Laser Eye Surgery

Ok well I am seriously considering getting my eyes lasered. They have gradually deteriorated over the last 6 years, my prescription is now -2.75, however my next test is due, I now think I am more -3.5.

 

I am pissed off with wearing bins and contacts are a pain in the arse, I always forget to take the things out when I have had a skinful.

 

Have any of you had your eyes done, are the results worth the risk?

 

Thanks in advance for any advice

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Ok well I am seriously considering getting my eyes lasered. They have gradually deteriorated over the last 6 years, my prescription is now -2.75, however my next test is due, I now think I am more -3.5.

 

I am pissed off with wearing bins and contacts are a pain in the arse, I always forget to take the things out when I have had a skinful.

 

Have any of you had your eyes done, are the results worth the risk?

 

Thanks in advance for any advice

 

My eyes are worse than yours Danny lad (4.2 left eye and 4.25 right eye) but I wouldn't want laser surgery personally.

 

There's nothing wrong with it according to the 2 people I know that have had it, they say it is the best thing they have ever done but I like wearing specs. I feel naked when I'm wearing contacts and can't wait to get my specs back on. I've been wearing them since I was 12 and guess I have got used to them.

 

I say go for it if you aren't comfortable with contacts or specs if you can afford it.

two of my mates have had it done and swear by it, i suppose if your going to spend your money on something then it may as well be something incredibly useful, im not sure it cures beer goggles though mate.

I had it 10 years ago and still 20/20 ish vision. the stuff that has come out since is even better.

I've had it done, minus 6 in both eyes. I can now see, I couldn't before. No other recomodation needed.

I've had it done, minus 6 in both eyes. I can now see, I couldn't before. No other recomodation needed.

 

I'm scared, I'll be honest.

 

Did you have the one where they peel the lens back first? Sounds gruesome.

well 1st you hear this noise like they are firing up'the Death Star......

 

Honestly you won't feel a thing

I'm scared, I'll be honest.

 

Did you have the one where they peel the lens back first? Sounds gruesome.

 

Yes I did as my corneas were too thin to have the quicker proceedure. But helpfully they told me it's better if I did Boxing or Rugby, that made me chuckle.

 

You don't feel a thing in the surgery, it smells a bit funny when they pull the flaps back( but then doesn't it always?) and it's like looking into a glass of water.

 

I won't lie it was agony for a week and it took two weeks before I was in no discomfort. Night driving was odd for about three months with the headlights flaring but I drove to Bolton with no real issues, and I used drops for about four months. My sight is even better than 6 months ago, in fact I've forgotten about it to the extent I didn't go for my 12 month check up in May.

 

If you can gave the easier proceedure ( and your not a boxer) I would go for that so to avoid the two weeks of pain.

I wasn't going to mention the smell because it sounds worse than it is. but if you are wearing contacts then that whole process is worse than the surgery.

 

christ poking yourself in the eye everyday is no way to be

im blind as a bat

 

never had an eye test as dont want to wear glasses or contacts

 

considered laser, but like spider shit scared of the risks

 

serious question

 

can you have one eye done, then if it went wrong and i was blind id still have one eye

yes can be done that way best ask whoever your paying for that wedge I think you will finding them willing to listen and if they don't go elsewhere

im blind as a bat

 

never had an eye test as dont want to wear glasses or contacts

 

considered laser, but like spider shit scared of the risks

serious question

 

can you have one eye done, then if it went wrong and i was blind id still have one eye

 

They think you'd be daft, trust me you won't go blind. Worst that'll happen is that they don't improve as much as you'd like.

im blind as a bat

 

never had an eye test as dont want to wear glasses or contacts

 

considered laser, but like spider shit scared of the risks

 

serious question

 

can you have one eye done, then if it went wrong and i was blind id still have one eye

 

My auntie had one eye done years ago then was ok so got the other done so i guess the answer is yes :D

Missus Darby had it dine a couple of yrs ago, she says it was great

 

But then her vision can't be all that; she married me

 

I do believe that they'll only do it if your prescription has been the same and not deteriorated over a period of time, maybe 12 months

 

That could be a myth though

I know two birds who've had it done.

 

Both were shitting themselves before it, but both said the thought of what they do is far worse than the reality of actually having it done.

 

Your eyes are in pain (apparently they burn like as if you were chopping strong onions) for about a day. By the 2nd day they were virtually pain-free and their lives have changed massively for the better.

 

Absolute no-brainer!

 

(although that's easy for me to say as it wasn't me who had it done).

I know two birds who've had it done.

 

Both were shitting themselves before it, but both said the thought of what they do is far worse than the reality of actually having it done.

 

Your eyes are in pain (apparently they burn like as if you were chopping strong onions) for about a day. By the 2nd day they were virtually pain-free and their lives have changed massively for the better.

 

Absolute no-brainer!

 

(although that's easy for me to say as it wasn't me who had it done).

 

Are they worth fisting?

 

My eyes are getting shitter but I am not wearing bins looking some fat cunt with bins.

Are they worth fisting?

 

My eyes are getting shitter but I am not wearing bins looking some fat cunt with bins.

 

Yep. :good:

 

... and both have big tits too. ;)

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Does anyone know if they do for a stigmatism?

Does anyone know if they do for a stigmatism?

 

 

Surely it only happens at Easter?

Very good, but too good I suspect.

Should you have to wait till about 30 to have it or does my optician just want me ti keep them in business?

Ok well I am seriously considering getting my eyes lasered. They have gradually deteriorated over the last 6 years, my prescription is now -2.75, however my next test is due, I now think I am more -3.5.

 

I am pissed off with wearing bins and contacts are a pain in the arse, I always forget to take the things out when I have had a skinful.

 

Have any of you had your eyes done, are the results worth the risk?

 

Thanks in advance for any advice

 

 

nah, I've kinda got used to you looking like a geek, plus I'm now the better looking one when we are out

Are they worth fisting?

 

My eyes are getting shitter but I am not wearing bins looking some fat cunt with bins.

 

And what is wrong with looking like a fat cnut with bins? :whistle:

It least you won't have to keep pushing your bins up your nose when having a pull lads. :good:

Like Crawley I totally forgot to go for my 12 month check-up in May.

 

Gotta say I'm loving it, gigs, matches, cinema, driving & even shopping.

 

However I've worked some long hours recently and felt like my vision on the motorway wasn't as pin sharp as I thought. But then again I may need to give the windscreen a quick wash!!

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nah, I've kinda got used to you looking like a geek, plus I'm now the better looking one when we are out

 

Your're not bad as a Wingman Jay, I will give you that

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