Before SMILE LASIK, my contact lens prescription was -2.75/-4.0, so my myopia was not extremely severe, but maybe because I had severe astigmatism, before surgery I had really severe glare and light spreading at night (streetlights, car lights) I wanted to have LASEK because I wanted to remove less corneal tissue and was worried I might need to do it again later, but since I am an office worker, the director recommended SMILE LASIK if I needed to go back to work right away, so I proceeded with SMILE On the day of surgery, even after one hour I could watch TV right away, and on the bus to the hospital the next day I could see so, so well that it was amazing, but when my vision was actually checked it came out 0.9/0.6, so I was very anxious The director who performed my surgery was off the day after my surgery, so another director saw me, and when I asked whether vision could be this low the day after surgery, he answered, “Usually 8 out of 10 people all go up, right?” so my mood became the worst.. One week later, the director who performed the surgery checked me, and my vision did rise to 1.2/1.0, but it was a bit forced. Even if I saw only 1 out of 3, they wrote it down as that vision ㅡㅡ Anyway, the surgery itself went well, and the astigmatism was corrected well! Now it has been over 2 years since surgery, and my vision is maintaining well without dropping; I only have dry eye syndrome to some extent The astigmatism was corrected so well that the night glare and light spreading has decreased a lot
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This review is for a surgery pursuing reconstruction.