Yes, LASIK can be done on just one eye — but “just one eye” actually covers a few genuinely different situations that are worth telling
Yes, you can eat prawns after LASIK — but the real reasons to be a little careful in the first few days have almost nothing
Yes, eye ointment is fine after LASIK, and for many patients it’s genuinely useful — but ointment isn’t interchangeable with the artificial tear drops you’ll
Yes, for most ISRO aspirants — LASIK is essentially a non-issue for Scientist/Engineer entry, the main route most people actually take via GATE. Most guides
The Indian Navy accepts LASIK, PRK and SMILE for most branches — but for the pilot cadre, the answer has a harder edge. Pilot entry
A retina check-up matters most after LASIK for one specific reason that most explanations skip: it’s not that LASIK harms your retina, it’s that the
LASIK is contraindicated in active keratoconus at every stage — it removes tissue from a cornea that is already structurally compromised. Cross-linking stops KC from
No — LASIK and other refractive surgeries are not allowed for DFCCIL S&T (Signal & Telecommunication) posts. These roles fall under Medical Standard A3, and
Yes — but the timeline and the risk profile depend on your discipline. Solo kata and forms practice are typically cleared by week 2. Full-contact
Yes, itchy eyes two weeks after LASIK are common, and in most cases they’re a normal part of dry-eye healing — but there’s one instinct
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