Does eye surgery permanently fixes eyesight?

Answer 1

Not 100%. Many factors has also need to be considered affecting the eyesight.

Answer 2

I'd just add to what dawgdays has said that I've worked as a computer professional for over 30 years and you dont' see more people with glasses /contacts than in other professions so it isnt' the computer screen which is the problem. However there is a known problem such that your vision can go down at teh end of a long session on the computer and recovers after a nights sleep. I would try and stay off teh screen for at least 48 hours, preferably a week , and then go and get an eye test. Beign permanently on a computer screen is a sure way to ruin your sleep patterns. If you work long hours on teh screen you need to take regular breaks and every so often spend a day or so away from teh screens for your general health and to ease off possible eyestrain. Also follow all the tips on answers for proper computer setup to avoid eyestrain.

Answer 3

I'm 21 and I have gotten Custom Wave Front LASIK with Intra-LASIK. What do you exactly mean by permanently? First of all LASIK doesn't even guarantee you perfect vision. I have lesser visibility at night because the lights seem a bit scattered now, but I do have 20/10 and 20/15 vision. Depending on the severity of your prescription, tissue count, age, and many other factors results will very much vary.

Not everybody gets corrected to 20/20 or better. And I wouldn't say permanently because I will still be a victim of farsightness and the rest of the other problems associated with aging.

Answer 4

I am not sure what type of eye surgery you are referring to.

One, there is LASIK which improves vision but may not made your vision perfect (20/20).

Two, there is cataract surgery which removes the cataracts improving vision.

As for a direct answer to this question, nothing permanently fixed eyesight 100%.

Answer 5

It depends on what is causing your sight problems.

I'm mostly blind in one eye due to an accident when I was a child and I have had plenty of surgeries to straighten it when it gets lazy. Each time I go in, I ask if they are able to fix the problem yet and the answer has always been and is still no.

Answer 6

Yes.

There is some concern that, in the long run, it might be linked to poor vision under low light conditions (night blindness), so you might want to research it some before you undergo the procedure.

Answer 7

no eventually you have to take the procedure i mean it fixes your eyesight instantly but everythime you do it your cornea is shrunken and you cannot take the operations again and if you do it too much you can lose your eyesight like my oder sister did layesik and she still has to wear glasses is still safe to do it but you can only do it so much b/c then they have no cornea to operate b/c is so thin

Answer 8

*not always.it depends what is wrong with th eyes.if you have something like glucoma then you made need more surgery at a later date.

Answer 9

Surgery for cataracts removal is okay as it did well for my aunt who is able to see just fine.

Answer 10

the eyes are ever changing...so therefore the changes that you have now, will not affect the future changes occurring with age that will show up later...
sorry ;(