I'm wearing specks from past 4 years and my power hasn't changed from past 1 year. My power is around 2.75 (myopia). Can I get rid of my specks without a laser treatment?
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There are 2 ways to get rid of glasses: either use Contact Lens or LASIK. Lasik is laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis it is most common eye procedure done now a days for correction of refractive error (i. E glass removal). It uses laser for computerized micro changes inside cornea correcting your number. The procedure is highly advanced with use of high precision lasers and takes around 20-30 min. To complete the procedure. Yes, its very safe and effective. The number can be completely removed with it. But you should fulfill the criteria before going for lasik.
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Definitely you look an eligible candidate with age18 + and stable refractive power. Only Orbscan and Corneal thickness need to match your power. Contact a Refractive Surgeon
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