Does Laser Vision Correction Really Work?
Submitted on Mar 28, 2005
Author: Maria Gonzalez
Have you considered laser vision correction, but are scared it won’t work out and you will be back to where you started from only with less money? If you are considering laser vision correction surgery then do not be afraid or concerned that it does not work. There a millions of cases of laser vision correction surgery that has met or exceeded the patients’ expectations. There are a few situations where the surgery fails, however this is in the minority and can frequently be fixed in a follow up surgery.
There are many reasons why laser vision correction is a great option for individuals who need and want good vision without glasses or contact lenses. However, sometimes the correction does not go far enough and the patient is left still wearing glasses or lenses.
Laser correction works because the cornea is reshaped so the eye can process light correctly and reduce fuzziness while improving clarity. The cornea is reshaped by a laser and because of this sometimes the surgery can remove too much slope or not enough. When this happens the patient is in need of a follow up surgery or is relegated to wearing lenses or glasses. However, this does not happen frequently and patients generally get near to perfect or perfect vision with this procedure. As a result, this surgery really does work and allows patients clear and improved vision in most cases.
If you are still concerned about laser vision correction and want to know if it is right for you, visit an ophthalmologist for a consultation. This should help allay your fears and help you realize that laser vision correction is a wonderful option and more often than not is hugely successful. If you are still skeptical, talk to some people who have previously undergone the procedure. This first hand recount will help you know if laser vision correction is for you.
About the Author:
Maria Gonzalez is webmaster of the Contact Lens site, Contact Vision. This site is dedicted to bringing you up to date information on vision related topics.
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