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High myopi
I have high myopia(-9D). Can i opt for LASIK or is there any other possible way to get back my vision?
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If your power is stable and all eye parameters are in normal range then you can plan refractive surgery after age of 18.
In my personal opinion, ICL is better option than lasik for high myopia.
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Get checked if your power has stabilized.
After detailed checkup, it can be advised if can opt of lasik or require some other procedure.
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Dr. Astha Agrawal
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First you need to have a stable vision for 2-3 years and then you can opt for lasik
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