My older female cousin said she got LASEK here, so I didn’t even think about looking elsewhere and just went and did it because I hated wearing glasses so, so much..
Totally a factory of factories. During the exam, you move click-click-click like a component. Once I finished my test and moved to the side, the next person immediately came and sat down. The staff and the director were all kind and checked carefully.
On the day of surgery, we went in 4 at a time and waited, and the person before me moved their eyes too much and got told off by the director I lay down on the operating table thinking I would absolutely not move my eyes, rested briefly in the recovery room, and went home.
After surgery, I took the subway home, and even though my vision was blurry from the medication, I was moved that the subway signs looked clear...
The next morning after surgery, I went to the clinic, checked my vision, and went about daily life as usual! But unfortunately at that time, Junho from my house hit my algorithm, so I was using one bottle of artificial tears every 3 days and pretty much just staring at YouTube whenever my eyes were open...... If anyone is planning surgery, don’t do this...
For about 1 year after surgery, glare was so severe that I was scared to go out at night, but now I’m just going around, whether I’ve gotten used to it or it got better. I already had dry eye before, but it got much worse after surgery. I got used to this too after about a year. These days, I just put drops in once when I wake up in the morning.
My vision is staying at 1.2! Dry eye and glare did come along with it, but the quality of life changes. I’m really satisfied! The very existence of glasses has been erased from my life!!