Just had custom wavefront lasik surgery yesterday...things are still a bit blurr!
Question: And yes I've been told my vision is still going to be a bit blurry the next day, and possibly for a few weeks (not good for engineers like me...) and I did see the doctor again today, but I would've liked to hear her say 'yes, your vision is still going to be blurry, but it will get better in time" or something reassuring, didn't hear anything like that. I was told to read off a bunch of letters, of which I got most of them wrong. Frankly I'm a bit upset...anyone else in this situation? I'd like to share some thoughts; there ought to be a day 0 to day 30 support group for post custom wavefront lasik people...
Answers: And yes I've been told my vision is still going to be a bit blurry the next day, and possibly for a few weeks (not good for engineers like me...) and I did see the doctor again today, but I would've liked to hear her say 'yes, your vision is still going to be blurry, but it will get better in time" or something reassuring, didn't hear anything like that. I was told to read off a bunch of letters, of which I got most of them wrong. Frankly I'm a bit upset...anyone else in this situation? I'd like to share some thoughts; there ought to be a day 0 to day 30 support group for post custom wavefront lasik people...
they will be with the custom, but your long term will be great. with custom there is more laser so more inflammation. Don't worry you should notice some improvements throughout the day and into tomorrow. I had custom a year and a half ago love it my night time vision is awesome.
good luck, email with any questions
Phil B
Yes, it is normal to have blury vision.