So yes, I have booked in for treatment. Not because I think I would look better, but because I am sick of leaveing my glasses somewhere or taking out a nice lady's eye with and kiss and the corner of my glasses.
So has anyone had treatment?
Travis
Choose your practisioner wisely.
lp
Where did you get my picture?
Is it you?
I do appologise.
I couldn't make out the finer details.
It's me eyes you see?
I went for some new fangled eye-surgery some time ago.
Haven't walked the same since.
lp
Oh I love men in glasses, such a shame most of you prefer contacts or go for the surgery
As Mrs Gu is in the 'trade' so to speak:-
Choose your surgeon very carefully and ensure you get personal recommendations from previous patients.
Depending on your prescription, you may still need 'reading' glasses after surgery.
If you're the 'sporty' type especially in 'high-impact' sports laser surgery is not recommended.
Hope that helps
Good luck. I wear month long contact lenses that you leave in all the time and for what I pay I could have laser but went for consultation and chickened out. Well done you!
I had to have one of my eyes lasered to repair a hole in my retina. The bit I found worse is the lens they put in your eye to stop you from blinking. The laser itself was just like a dull ache in your eye.
my mum had laser eye surgery over 15 years ago and only on 1 eye ... the doc didnt want to do both just in case of infection or worse. she is now over 60 and if she had had the other eye done she would now need reading glasses, but as she only had 1 corrected she has 1 eye for distance and the other (not operated on) for close up reading etc. she said it was easy to adjust to the odd vision and has passed numerous eye exams for driving etc and as a bonus does not need glasses for anything other than sunglasses or swimming goggles .... my brother for his 21st had his eyes done and was rejected from the air force because he had eye surgery no matter that it has improved his vision ... if he had kept his glasses he would have got in . no matter if they had broke and he would have not been able to see!!!!! go figure
Thanks all
Yes I can do one eye and use one for close and the other for distance.
Yes I may need glasses for reading.
I am a bit fed-up with needing to carry and clean my glasses.
So I am looking forward to the treatment!
Travis
Just dont use Optimax in Birmingham.
nononononononononononononononononooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!! *screams like a girl and runs away*
I have had it done and wouldnt recommend ne1 else to have it done or go where I went.
:lol:
act dumb and blame the contacts and get someone else to strain their eyes reading it to you lol
