Yes, LASIK can be done on just one eye — but “just one eye” actually covers a few genuinely different situations that are worth telling
No — LASIK does not cause keratoconus in a normal, healthy cornea. But there’s a real, clinically distinct complication that gets confused with it: post-LASIK
Yes, you’re fully awake during LASIK — and that’s not a compromise on safety, it’s a requirement for the procedure to work correctly. The bigger
Mild spice from Day 2, normal home cooking from Day 5, full diet by Week 2 — that is the honest answer to spicy food
For the vast majority of patients, LASIK does not leave a visible scar. That comes down to how the procedure is actually designed: the corneal
If you sneeze during LASIK, it won’t affect your results — the laser is designed to handle exactly this. But there’s a more interesting, specific
Yes, you can exercise after LASIK — but “exercise” covers everything from a gentle walk to a roller coaster to a martial arts sparring session,
Yes — you can cook after LASIK, but not on Day 1, and not without knowing which kitchen hazards are genuinely risky for healing eyes.
LASIK is generally allowed across SSC recruitment, but “SSC” isn’t one exam with one vision standard — it’s an umbrella covering CGL, CHSL, GD, CPO,
You have just had SMILE eye surgery. The lenticule has been extracted, the incision sealed, and your vision is already beginning to clear. What happens
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