- Dry eyes. LASIK surgery causes a temporary decrease in tear production.
- Glare, halos and double vision. You may have difficulty seeing at night after surgery, which usually lasts a few days to a few weeks.
- Undercorrections.
- Overcorrections.
- Astigmatism.
- Flap problems.
- Regression.
- Vision loss or changes.
Can you go blind from laser eye surgery?
LASIK surgery itself does not cause blindness, and most cases of LASIK complications are avoidable by following aftercare procedures set forth by your surgeon. If you notice anything out of the ordinary or anything alarming after your LASIK surgery, contact an ophthalmologist immediately.12 Dec 2017
Can you lose your eyesight from laser eye surgery?
Total blindness where you have no light perception caused by laser eye surgery is extremely rare. The American Refractive Surgery Council states that no one has ever gone completely blind from laser eye surgery, with “inadequate aftercare” being the direct cause of any laser eye surgery-induced blindness.10 Dec 2019
What percentage of people go blind after laser eye surgery?
It's estimated that the chances of going blind as a result of laser eye surgery are around 1 in 5 million.
Can your eyesight get worse after laser eye surgery?
Once you've recovered from Laser Eye Surgery, the changes made to your cornea by the laser are permanent and completely stable. The eye quickly adapts to your new vision. However, it is possible that your eyesight will worsen after Laser Eye Surgery due to an unavoidable part of the body's ageing process.28 May 2021