>>16174995>>16174995Fuck LASIK, the nerve endings never completely regenerate to the corneal flap and dry-eye and halos are basically inevitable. PRK has much the same issue, but at least with it you don't have to worry about the flap coming lose if you get hit in the head in just the right way.
SMILE is by far the best procedure, currently; a 70 degree slit is made instead of a whole flap, then a laser is used to make 3d perforations in your lens. A chunk of lens material is then removed through the slit; within 24 hours vision is good enough to drive, within a month 20/20, and within 6 months residual halos and night vision problems are gone in the majority of patients. Only a tiny minority of patients of the SMILE procedure report any adverse effects after one year. And it isn't generally any more expensive than LASIK or PRK.
