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Can I Go For Lasik Surgery Based On My Eye Power And How Long It Will Be Effective ?

Hi i m 28 old f , i have -2.75 num in both eyes i want to go for lasik sugery . is it safe ?? should i go for it ?? i ahve heard that after operation its effective for only 4 -5 years after that person get even higher number ? aproximat cost at bangalore ?
Wed, 7 Sep 2011
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Orthopaedic Surgeon,  's  Response
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Yes, Lasik surgery can be done. There are risks and complications in every procedure. Kindly consult with your Ophthalmologist.
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hello

you can go for lasik surgery if your power is stable for 1 year ,your corneal thickness and orbscan test are normal.

usually power does not come after surgery.cost is around 25-35000rs

take care
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Diabetologist,  Dr. Dr. Sudharshan N's  Response
Hi,

Welcome to Healthcare magic forum,
Lasik surgery for -2.75 is not required, it is helpful if the power is very high. It is safe and very effective for people with high power.
Consult ophthalmologist and then decide.
Hope I have answered ur question,
Regards
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Can I Go For Lasik Surgery Based On My Eye Power And How Long It Will Be Effective ?

Welcome to Healthcare Magic Good Day Yes, Lasik surgery can be done. There are risks and complications in every procedure. Kindly consult with your Ophthalmologist.