-
TRUE.
The FDA considers LASIK and use of the excimer laser to
correct myopia in excess of FDA-approved guidelines to be
"off label" uses of the excimer laser in the United
States.
-
TRUE.
There are no guarantees as to how well you will see after
LASIK.
- FALSE.
In addition to glasses and contact lenses, there may be
other surgical procedures to treat your refractive error(s).
-
TRUE.
Halos, glare and light sensitivity can be experienced and
may not go away completely.
- FALSE.
Follow up visits are extremely important to monitor your
the healing process.
-
TRUE.
Re-treatment may be required to obtain the best level of
corrected vision.
-
TRUE.
Not looking at the fixation light during treatment with
the excimer laser could cause a poor result.
-
TRUE.
Some patients have had their vision made worse.
-
TRUE.
Some patients report mild to moderate pain for a short time
after the procedure.
- FALSE.
LASIK does not treat "presbyopia" which occurs
to most people above the age of 40 and requires them to
wear reading glasses for close work.
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