Laser eye surgery with optilase

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The lifetiime garauntee will be rendered useless by the small print. But at least you will be able to read the small print after your procedure :)

Read the small print first. There will be get out clauses in there.

Got mine done with optilase a long time ago, so don't remember the small print. But I do remember asking and being told that the operation is about resetting your eyesight back to 20/20. The "guarantee" is that the surgery was successful (i.e. that your eyesight was recalibrated). If your eyes deteriorate again later on (which they will likely do at some stage), then that's a different matter. This is why, at the time, they only recommended it for people aged 21 - 45, as a lot of people's eyesight changes during puberty or once they've hit their 50's.

15 years since I've had it done, and my eyes are still fine. But I do expect that there is a chance that, when I am older, I may need glasses again.

As for my "recovery" and post-op experience. I had no pain at all during recovery from LASEK. In the months afterwards, I did experience quite a few occurrences of dry/bloodshot eyes. And my eyes were definitely more sensitive to bright sunlight than before, but either I have gotten use to it, or it faded away as I haven't noticed it as an issue in a long time.

Hi, all.

I’m nearly a year out from lasik surgery with Optilase in Ely Place. I was around -1.75 in both eyes if I remember correctly beforehand and I’m happy to report I’ve 20/20 vision now and absolutely no issues to report. Any and all side effects cleared up and I honestly don’t have any issues with my eyes.

I went for my 12 month check up yesterday and i was told the eyes looked perfect. I was able to read the smallest slide of letters they had.

I was watching my brother squint at the tv last weekend and i said to him that the procedure is uncomfortable because someone is messing with your eyes, the following 3-4 hours could be really painful, but I highly recommend getting it done even knowing that now. I can’t imagine myself still using daily contact lenses and dealing with glasses. I’m hoping this lasts for as long as possible but for now it’s been worth every penny.

I was told that unless something unexpected happens then I should get a regular eyesight check every 2-3 years and the optician said hopefully i can expect 15-20 years of good eyesight before i see any real regression due to age. Obviously that’s not a guarantee but it was nice to hear that she was confident enough to say that.

Best of Luck to anyone starting the journey. :)

Hi,I am getting laser eye surgery with optilase next month,does anybody have a referral code please?

I have my referral available for Optilase 100e off

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