>>8887504I had a different procedure, so I can't comment on the actual lasik experience. But I can relate to the "1% suffer adverse effects" experience.
>Bad vision>Contacts>"what a pain these are everyday">decide to get artificial lenses in my eye (born dislocated)>"1-4% experience adverse effects">be in that minority>retinal tear>have surgery to fix, keeps tearing>go blind in the eye>too much trauma, eye is kill>have to remove it >am cyclops nowIf you happen to be in that 1-4% shit is bad, depression is inevitable. You would think it would be minor compared to an amputation, like you wouldn't notice since you have another eye. But it's constant, it takes years to adjust completely, and will fuck your mind over.
Not saying you shouldn't do lasik, you would probably be fine. Just ask yourself if the risks really do outweigh the rewards.
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