Lisa/Tx

Go to [url="http://www.keywhitman.com."]www.keywhitman.com.[/url] This is who did my laser surgery and they have all the good and bad listed. Also, when you decide upon a surgeon, insist they give you the good and the bad.

Laser surgery is not a 100% promise to fix your vision. I went from 20/400 in each eye to 20/15 in the right and about 20/50 in the left. This means I very rarely require reading glasses since I can use on for distance and one for near vision. Their measure of success was 20/40, which is what is required to get a driver's license in Texas. Make sure your surgeon has a similar offer.

Glare and haloing around lights at night is a possible problem. I had some problems the first few weeks but they corrected. I also had some double vision when looking at numbers on screens and that also corrected.

I also had trouble with dry eyes, but used lots of artificial tears for a few weeks and that got better.

Don't rush into this. Ask around your area and find a highly recommended surgeon with lots of experience and a history of good outcomes. I choose my surgeon based on a history of only one bad corneal outcome, and that was a guy who rubbed his eye. He was the most expensive in town, but he was also the most experienced and came recommended by other eye surgeons.