Is it possible not to notice any improvement or to go back to where my vision is today?

Although having done a few hundred procedures is a good basis, we would not consider the number of procedures performed as the most important element

Everybody heals differently. Even the 2 eyes of the same individual will heal differently. This is one of the main reasons on why the outcome

Yes, it is ok. This will have no impact on your testing or visual results.

If you want to follow the FDA-recommendations, the answer is yes. The best way to go about it if you really do not want to

This is probably the most common question we get from people considering LASIK. We tell everybody that anything could happen including having a heart attack

Some surgeons have their own laser suite while others will use another facility. It is an outpatient procedure. You go home afterward and are usually

It is extremely unusual to experience either of these 2 events. Although some people may need more laser treatment, usually they would have noticed a

Contact lenses may change the shape of your cornea and make your doctor recommend PRK/LASEK rather than LASIK. In some cases, they may recommend no

In all likelihood this is ok especially for soft lenses. I usually tell my patients that this is acceptable as long as they were not