| Laser eye surgery 17:50 - Mar 24 with 1221 views | max936 |
Anyone had the above or their Lenses changed, I'm peed off wearing reading glasses and wearing them for work, I wear my hearing aids regular these day and with glasses on and off ending up with the arms of the glasses interfering with the hearing aids it's a issue I don't need  |  | | |  |
| Laser eye surgery on 18:04 - Mar 24 with 1194 views | onehunglow |
Ste
i wear glasses and hearing aids
Laser depends on your eyesight
I wear varioficals to fit my eyesight , ie short sightedness / long
I couldn’t have laser
I’m told it’s painless
Getting older eh |  |
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| Laser eye surgery on 18:18 - Mar 24 with 1177 views | max936 |
| Laser eye surgery on 18:04 - Mar 24 by onehunglow |
Ste
i wear glasses and hearing aids
Laser depends on your eyesight
I wear varioficals to fit my eyesight , ie short sightedness / long
I couldn’t have laser
I’m told it’s painless
Getting older eh |
Staff here tonight with the youngest and the Nurse said that it is a short term fix, basically the work doesn't last, couple years three maybe four at most, so I don't know. [Post edited 25 Mar 21:15]
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| Laser eye surgery on 19:02 - Mar 24 with 1155 views | union_jack |
| Laser eye surgery on 18:18 - Mar 24 by max936 |
Staff here tonight with the youngest and the Nurse said that it is a short term fix, basically the work doesn't last, couple years three maybe four at most, so I don't know. [Post edited 25 Mar 21:15]
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Just wait until you get cataracts and you’ll get replacement lenses to your prescription in the NHS. They can fix both long and short sight with one lens.
Doing it privately could possibly cost up to £10k. |  |
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| Laser eye surgery on 19:37 - Mar 24 with 1141 views | max936 |
| Laser eye surgery on 19:02 - Mar 24 by union_jack |
Just wait until you get cataracts and you’ll get replacement lenses to your prescription in the NHS. They can fix both long and short sight with one lens.
Doing it privately could possibly cost up to £10k. |
Starting price is 2,1/2 with Optical for lenses. | | | |
| Laser eye surgery on 20:10 - Mar 24 with 1129 views | union_jack |
| Laser eye surgery on 19:37 - Mar 24 by max936 |
Starting price is 2,1/2 with Optical for lenses. |
Not that bad then.
Why are you ignoring Darran’s post about Koi carp on t’other site by the way? | |
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| Laser eye surgery on 20:16 - Mar 24 with 1121 views | onehunglow |
| Laser eye surgery on 18:18 - Mar 24 by max936 |
Staff here tonight with the youngest and the Nurse said that it is a short term fix, basically the work doesn't last, couple years three maybe four at most, so I don't know. [Post edited 25 Mar 21:15]
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Just part of getting old mate
I used to have eyes like a shihouse rat but they went south very quickly
My hearing upset me more
It’s a result of jobs , lifestyle and too loud music
Good luck for future anyway
PS , I don’t have a white stick | |
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| Laser eye surgery on 20:23 - Mar 24 with 1116 views | max936 |
| Laser eye surgery on 20:10 - Mar 24 by union_jack |
Not that bad then.
Why are you ignoring Darran’s post about Koi carp on t’other site by the way? |
Not worth it if it only lasts 3,4 or 5yrs. | | | |
| Laser eye surgery on 21:37 - Mar 24 with 1077 views | union_jack |
| Laser eye surgery on 20:23 - Mar 24 by max936 |
Not worth it if it only lasts 3,4 or 5yrs. |
Lens replacement will last for life so long as your eyesight has stabilised. | |
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| Laser eye surgery on 08:50 - Mar 25 with 979 views | AnotherJohn |
My wife had Lasek about 18 years ago. The more common procedure is Lasik, which involves creating a flap on the surface of the cornea and using a laser to reshape the underlying corneal tissue. As my wife's myopia was not that bad it was possible instead to reprofile the surface tissue with no flap (Lasek). Flaps can cause complications as they can be displaced later so we felt that Lasek was better, even though the discomfort lasts for a week or two. With Lasik there is much less discomfort. There are alternatives now like PRK or lens exchange, My wife's vision improvement lasted pretty well but she started using reading glasses again about two years ago. Her sight is still better than before and she drives without glasses. | | | |
| Laser eye surgery on 21:22 - Mar 25 with 897 views | max936 |
| Laser eye surgery on 08:50 - Mar 25 by AnotherJohn |
My wife had Lasek about 18 years ago. The more common procedure is Lasik, which involves creating a flap on the surface of the cornea and using a laser to reshape the underlying corneal tissue. As my wife's myopia was not that bad it was possible instead to reprofile the surface tissue with no flap (Lasek). Flaps can cause complications as they can be displaced later so we felt that Lasek was better, even though the discomfort lasts for a week or two. With Lasik there is much less discomfort. There are alternatives now like PRK or lens exchange, My wife's vision improvement lasted pretty well but she started using reading glasses again about two years ago. Her sight is still better than before and she drives without glasses. |
Cheers AJ, I use glasses for reading, but using them more and more for the work I do, the thing then is that I've got them on most of the day to use work tablet and the three phones I carry everywhere when in work.
I use off the shelf ones mostly, got two pair of prescription glasses that I rarely where, eyes are definitely getting worse through wearing glasses more and more and at 65 they're not gonna get any better. | | | |
| Laser eye surgery on 13:38 - Mar 27 with 791 views | blackpooljack |
I had laser surgery about 30 years ago, i'd been wearing glasses for about a year and hated it back then Lasik was £495 an eye, and I can say that even now at 62 and they have worsened over the last 5 yrs or so it has been the best AND I MEAN THE BEST £1,000 I have ever spent. |  | | |
| Laser eye surgery on 18:49 - Mar 27 with 763 views | max936 |
| Laser eye surgery on 13:38 - Mar 27 by blackpooljack |
I had laser surgery about 30 years ago, i'd been wearing glasses for about a year and hated it back then Lasik was £495 an eye, and I can say that even now at 62 and they have worsened over the last 5 yrs or so it has been the best AND I MEAN THE BEST £1,000 I have ever spent. |
I've seen Lasik advertising, but not contacted them, think is that my long vision is ok its up close I struggle with without glasses I got no chance, at 65 its only gonna get worse. | | | |
| Laser eye surgery on 22:44 - Mar 27 with 742 views | Whiterockin |
| Laser eye surgery on 18:49 - Mar 27 by max936 |
I've seen Lasik advertising, but not contacted them, think is that my long vision is ok its up close I struggle with without glasses I got no chance, at 65 its only gonna get worse. |
Its easy to check your long distance, can you read all the writing and numbers clearly when watching TV. I had glasses for reading and went varifocal its a game changer. UHD tv is what it says. |  | | |
| Laser eye surgery on 23:14 - Mar 27 with 731 views | max936 |
| Laser eye surgery on 22:44 - Mar 27 by Whiterockin |
Its easy to check your long distance, can you read all the writing and numbers clearly when watching TV. I had glasses for reading and went varifocal its a game changer. UHD tv is what it says. |
Glasses interfere with my hearing aids, taking them off and on dislodges the left one and causes it to whistle, b@@tard annoying especially with the concentration needed for my work, I use the moulds cause I couldn't get on with the buds that sit further in the ear, irritation was horrendous , although ironically they'd be better with glasses. | | | |
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