Incidentally, no one has ever been blinded by laser eye surgery. Although there a few recorded (and rare) cases of flaps being dislodged and of retinal detachments.
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Anyone had laser eye surgery?
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Originally posted by Diestl View PostJust kidding. They did have it done and have perfect vision.(\__/)
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostgitAnd what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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I had it done about 6 years ago - Great waking up and actually being able to see the time on the alarm clock.
Does not cover the fact most of us will require reading glasses as we get older and I have noticed I could poss. need glasses again in the not to near future - but it has been fantastic.Just call me Matron - Too many handbagsComment
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI still wouldn’t do it. It’s quite soothing to take off my specs at the end of the day and see the world in soft focus. I still haven't noticed any wrinkles on my girlfriend's face and she's 38. I'll keep it that way. Leave me alone in my soft focus slightly colour blind world; I like it here.Comment
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I would like to get it done, I wear contacts or glasses and I could do without the hassle/expense. I have astagimatism in one eye though, not sure that can fix that with a light sabre.Comment
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Originally posted by Diestl View PostI would like to get it done, I wear contacts or glasses and I could do without the hassle/expense. I have atsagimatism in one eye though, not sure that can fix that with a light sabre.Comment
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A friend had the flap type surgery done last summer and apart from using eye drops for quite a while he's had near perfect vision since.
He's done away with his need for contacts and considers the cash very well spent.Comment
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