Post: #126

Would there be any reason to wait another 10 years in case some other procedure is discovered with better results? My eyesight is starting to go and find myself wearing my glasses more often. Would eventually like to do Lasik but the thought of something going wrong scares me.

Post: #127

(12-08-2017 09:41 AM)kbell Wrote:  Deuce your getting close to presbyopia age. A touch up might not help. Normally people with perfect vision most of their lives will have trouble reading and start using the reader glasses you get in pharmacies.

Yeah, I'm fine with that; nothing's gonna stay perfect forever. I might get a double lens replacement just so I can post about it on here and watch Filbert's head explode.

Post: #128

(12-10-2017 06:40 AM)deuce Wrote:  [quote='kbell' pid='1696380' dateline='1512744074']
might get a double lens replacement just so I can post about it on here and watch Filbert's head explode.

I don't give 2 shits ))

Post: #129

Has anyone had this done past 30?

Post: #130

I was 31 when I did it.

Post: #131

(01-22-2018 06:20 PM)treypound Wrote:  Has anyone had this done past 30?

I believe I was 34 when I did it.

Would do it again.

Prepare to have dry eyes for a few years after...or maybe the rest of your life, I don't know. So that means drops two or three times a day, but that's it.

I'll take it over wearing glasses that can break or get lost while traveling abroad and introduce complications.

Also, swimming is awesome now.