I think my vision was around -6. I was torn between SMILE Pro and SMILE LASIK, but after getting a consultation at the hospital, they said dry eyes would also be minimized, and because my vision was quite bad, Pro would be better, so I decided on Pro. Since I’d even had general anesthesia before, I went in thinking LASIK would be nothing, feeling relaxed, but once I lay down on the operating table, it was scary. There was just no knife; it really looked like an operating room~ I sat in the surgery chair, had anesthetic eye drops put in my eyes, waited, and then had the surgery. There was the pressure of having to keep my eyes open the whole time, and at the same time, for a few seconds I couldn’t see in front of me. I knew the surgery was in progress, but because I suddenly couldn’t see, the fear hit me hard~ Then, at the same time as I saw something like one layer of film being peeled off my eye, I saw light in front of my eyes and thought enlightenment had arrived, but it hurt… I couldn’t see well either…… The nurse supported me to the resting room? room, so I barely made it there.. They told me to rest with eye patches on for 30 minutes and then go home, but how can I go home if I can’t see.. A guardian is essential!!! I barely, barely, barely, barely got home with my eyes half-open. Now it’s been 2 months. There’s no glare, and my vision came out well~ The downside is that my eyes are so dry that as soon as I open my eyes, I put artificial tears in. If I watch TV for a bit? I put in artificial tears because it’s so dry. If I look at my phone? I put in artificial tears because it’s so dry. I think my mind is okay, but I can tell right away whether my body is tired. My eyes get so dry and become bloodshot.. Am I satisfied……?
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This is a surgery review pursuing reconstruction.