is it possible to correct short-sightedness using laser surgery?

Question

if so, how much would it cost? (in £'s)

which is the best place to get it done?

Answer 1

Ok, first of all you have many issues to go through. Not everone can get lazer eye surgery. If you are long sighted it is preferd due to deteriations in short sight. Also nearly all adults over the age of 45 need reading glasses so if you get your vision lazered once you cannot get it done again for presbyobia. You will still need glasses. If you have a very high perscription its great. You may still need glasses but the lenses will be so much thinner. Its not advised if you play contact sport though. Once your lense is cut on you eye it isn't put back on. It is like a flap of skin just resting on your eye. Any big knocks and you can be without a cornea. 2 of the girls I work with have had it done. Both need glasses. In all fairness their perscription is better.
Prices start at £395 per eye and go up depending on how many diopters change they will do. Go to your local opticians and discuss your posibilities. I cant help as much as Id like as I dont know your perscription. Hope I helped.

Answer 2

Yes, but only your distance vision is corrected. If you need reading glasses, this is caused by a focusing problem and you will still need reading glasses after the surgery.

from £300 per eye.

Scouse, long sightedness can indeed be laser corrected, but the procedure is more difficult and the success rate slightly lower. The image in a long sighted eye falls long of the retina because the distance between the lens and retina is too small, and needs to be made bigger. Etching "V" shaped incisions around the pupil causes the cornea to lift and bulge as they heal, giving the desired effect. It is a lot more expensive to do this than to treat short sightedness.

Answer 3

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At first I didn't believe it but right now I don't need glasses anymore. I feel like something magic has happened to me, crazy!

Answer 4

Yes that sounds like a good idea. Just be sure to include lots of detail and explain each idea as evenly as possible

Answer 5

While it is proved to be successful, it cuts away parts of eye that cannot be replaced, In my opinion if you can do with glasses you are much better off. Eyes are very important and need be looked after.

Answer 6

Yes. It starts from around £395 onwards per eye.

Answer 7

Hi,yes its about £300 pound.Look for special offers

Answer 8

yes of course

its about £400 a eye i keep getting ads for it in the mail try optical express, www.opticalexpress.com

Answer 9

yes,roughly 3-400 pounds an eye.

Answer 10

yes