Suitability for lasik is determined by multiple factors including corneal thickness, your spectacle power , size of your pupils etc a detailed pre lasik workup is required to know if it can be done for you or not.. get in touch with an ophthalmologist who can do all these tests for you.

Spectacle power will be the correct refractive error of yours. Yes, there are other procedures to correct your high refractive error.

For LASIK aspects power

To get Lasik done you need to be fully evaluated. Pentacam or topography of your cornea needs to be done. Only if it’s ok and your corneal thickness is good enough, your Lasik can be done. Your retina also needs to be checked.

Contact lens power will not be the same as your spectacle power for high minus powers. There are no strict cut-off range for powers to do LASIK. It depends on various other factors.

Not sure what your question is. Based on a clinical examination LASIK can be possible upto refractive errors of -10D. Contact lens powers differ from those of spectacle prescription for higher powers. Usually for power upto -5D spectacle and contact lens powers are the same.

Hi. You need not really worry about it . You need to go to eye doctor for lasik screening where they will do various checkup to see if you are an ideal candidate for lasik or any other refractive surgery. Regards Dr neeraj sanduja

The difference between your contact lens and spectacle power is because of vertex distance.(distance between cornea and your back surface of glasses) Theoretically it is 12-13 mm or depends on individual,may be upto 20 mm So when calculating for LASIK we consider true refractory vertex distance and modify accordingly by using munnerlyn formula Not going into details of how we calculate But all LASIK surgeons have idea about this Dont worry it will be taken care... Since you have high power we need to see your cornea thickness prior.... If thin we can go with other procedure SMILE, phakic intraocular lens, refractive lens exchange