LASIK To Correct Astigmatism

If you are considering LASIK to correct astigmatism you may want to know a little more about the surgery. This article will contain some facts about LASIK to correct astigmatism.

• LASIK to correct astigmatism involves surgery to a very delicate part of your eye.
• LASIK to correct astigmatism has risks and there is always a chance of complications.
• If you have LASIK to correct astigmatism you may not have perfect vision after the surgery.
• Hundreds of thousands of people have had LASIK to correct astigmatism and most have been very satisfied.
• When you have LASIK to correct astigmatism you may need additional surgery.
• LASIK to correct astigmatism is often not covered by insurance companies.
• If you have LASIK to correct astigmatism you will still need reading glasses at some point in your life, usually mid-forties.
• The long-term negative effects of LASIK to correct astigmatism are not known because the procedure is still too new.
• LASIK to correct astigmatism is not reversible.
• You should be at least 18 years of age for LASIK to correct astigmatism.
• Do not have LASIK to correct astigmatism if you are pregnant or nursing.
• There are certain prescriptions you can not take if you are considering LASIK to correct astigmatism.
• You need to be in good health before having LASIK to correct astigmatism.
• Your eyes should also be healthy if you are planning on having LASIK to correct astigmatism.
• Be sure to find a surgeon who is experienced in performing LASIK to correct astigmatism.
• Find out the success rate of the surgeon who plans to do the LASIK to correct astigmatism.
• Ask about the laser that will be used during your LASIK to correct astigmatism surgery. Make sure the laser is approved by the FDA.
• Talk to your surgeon about the LASIK to correct astigmatism surgery and recovery process.
• Before you have LASIK to correct astigmatism you should have a general knowledge of the procedure and the risks involved.

By Timothy Gorman

LASIK To Correct Astigmatism