I was seeing 20/15 the next day after my surgery. Lol

i was bumping into walls and s***

20 mins? Wtf mine was literally 2 mins

But fr its 100% worth it just make sure u dont go somewhere cheap cos its ur eyes its the last thing u want handled by someone who isnt great at what they do. The horror stories are scary but they make up a very small minority

That last paragraph

one of the best decisions i've made in my life. surgery was a breeze. I had a little more discomfort in recovery than most people because of some issues I had with my eyes prior to surgery, but even that wasn't really too bad.

would recommend doing it 100/100

Yea, had it done February 2019. Paid about 3k. Did a payment plan and paid it off last month.

The procedure is really fast, mildly uncomfortable but nothing too bad. In the first stage they put these suction cups on your eyes and put enough pressure on them that your vision blacks out, then they lazer your eye which just feels like a little pressure, but you can smell your eyes burn which is kinda weird, lastly they peel a little layer of your eye open, which is really fast but does feel weird.

It starts burning like crazy shortly after you get outta there. Once the numbing drops wear off your eyes will burn badly. They usually give you some ambien or some s*** tho, so you just pop some pills and have somebody take you home ASAP and go to sleep. When you wake up after a few hours the pain is gone, your vision will be very limited for a day or so tho. You’ll need to wear sunglasses to protect your eyes as well.

From there you just gotta use a ton of different types of eye-drops over the next month for healing. Once your eyes have healed your vision should be perfect. I have no regrets, not needing glasses anymore is great.

If the horror stories about laser surgery puts you off

My mom has been wearing contact lenses for the last 20/30 years and never had any problems until a couple years ago where she got an infection and s*** was p close to doing perm damage to her vision. Now the eye is too badly scarred it's not recommended she wear contacts except on rare occasions and she couldn't get laser eye treatment even if she wanted

Obviously if you just wear glasses that doesn't appply but it made her regret not splashing out on laser surgery as an investment because she hates glasses

And obviously I'm not saying contact lenses are bad just that if you're putting something in your eyes every day that has its own small risk too

Longest part of the surgery is the wait.

where'd you get it done

in melbourne

Medownick Laser Clinic, the best

I want to, but then read about people being stuck with side effects for years and get scared.

isn't this the weighted blanket one

Huh?

nice one dumbass.

i dont know lasik but im a big believer in LIGMA

Barely even felt a thing tbh it was bare easy

They offered me sumn like a x**** or w/e to calm my nerves but I just woke and boked like i did every day and was straight posted with a grin on my face getting blasted with lasers lmaoooo

lmao

I’ve thought about it but that’s a lot of f***in money for something that could get permanently f***ed up

Got it done six months ago one of the best decisions I made