Which is better? glasses, contacts, or laser surgery?!
Question: and why?
Answers: and why?
Laser surgery, Glasses are uncomfortable, contact lenses can cause infections if not handled properly. Laser surgery has minimal risk and is quick and painless with long term benefits. At the most You might have to get reading glasses when you get older, but I hear now they even have a procedure for that. Most places will give you a free evaluation if you are a good canditate for the procedure. Also find one who has a lot of experience at this.
Sometimes glasses can help you complete a look you might not otherwise be able to pull off without them.
had laser done 5 yrs ago never ending eye infections now back to glasses make sure you do a truly investigation as to where you propose to have it done at
have you ever been in a plane crash?
no me either but it does happen now and then.
well some people have problems after getting laser surgery, don't see well or still need glasses etc.
so if you get the surgery and your seeing well then that's the best answer.
but if you have a problem then that would suck right.
so if you get contacts, you will still need to have some glasses cause you can't wear them all the time, your eyes need a rest now and then..
contacts are labor intensive you need to put them in an out of your eyes, keep them clean, buy storage and cleaning solutions etc, they do make daily disposable lenses but they are more expensive.
glasses you put them on and take them off clean them now and then. don't lose them don't sit on them.
many people don't like to wear glasses cause of the way they look, so get some contacts for work or school and wear your glasses at home.
try contact lenses and see how you like them, it's like learning to ride a bicycle, a little bit hard at first but then no worries.
None of those.
Comparison Among Different Treatments for Myopia
http://www.geocities.com/myopiacure/comp...
Glasses and contacts:
- Treat the symptom but NOT the cause.
- Have side effects - Make children's, teenagers' & young adults' nearsightedness worse if their eyes are not old enough or tough enough to tolerate the side effects.
- Myopia progression does NOT stop.
- A need for stronger glasses every year.
- Have to face retinal detachment if myopia is over -6.00
- Very inconvenient.
- Lifetime suffering.
The Side Effects of Prescription Glasses.
Take a look at the graph
http://www.geocities.com/myopiacure/Side...
Profusely illustrated
http://www.geocities.com/myopiacure/Side...
Laser surgery:
- Treat the symptom but NOT the cause.
- Myopia progression does NOT stop if it hasn't stopped
- Have to face retinal detachment if myopia is over -6.00
- Success rate is NOT 100%. (Disastrous if failed !!!)
- Have side effects.
- Not suitable for children
- Very expensive.
http://www.lasikdisaster.com
The Truth about Laser Eye Surgery
http://www.geocities.com/myopiacure/Lasi...
The best way to go is proper treatment - natural treatment:
- Treat the CAUSE of myopia.
- Solve the problem forever.
- Restore natural vision.
- Improve natural vision.
- Prevent myopia progression.
- Suitable for all ages.
- No need for stronger glasses every year. (which is why optometry schools (optical industry), eye doctors don't promote it.)
Successful Cases:
http://www.geocities.com/myopiacure/Succ...
You can also read here about one of my teachers, a NASA scientist, physicist, Dr. Stirling Colgate, Ph. D., who improved his vision from 20/70 to 20/20 more than 60 years ago:
http://www.geocities.com/otisbrown17268/...
You can also read a paper about Dr. Orfield, an optometrist, who successfully improved her vision here:
http://www.optometrists.org/Boston/artic...