yes, sfsg..
i'm really satisfied with the result.

side effects?..well, for the first 7 months, my eyes were really dry, so i used eyes drop within those months..but now, i've stopped alredi..

the doctor was good, the receptionists were nice and the girl that checked my eyes is beautiful..hehe

if u wanna do, i suggest u to choose intralase..the full-laser procedure.

im going vista for lasik, if anyone did there b4 and interesting, please sms ur details to me to get referral fee...we will share the fee half half =)
017-5522335

i can't believe i jus go for the intralase when my first visit to optimax..
no pain, jus hard to open my eye, sensitive..

today is 2nd day, looking good after eye check..
still little bit blur & vision not stable, but can drive & read now.
can't sleep well becoz wearing the eye shield, my wife call me an alien that get hurt..
doesn't feel dry or uncomfortable, minor glare & halos when looking at the light in the room, haven't go out at night yet..

good luck for those going to laser/lasik.

The halos may take some time to disappear. When going out during the first week, still need to wear sunglasses as there is sensitivity to light.

thanks for the advice.. i'm good now, wearing sunglasses all time..
the tape for the eye shield damn sticky

Do you wear the eye shield only to sleep?

ya.. jus to avoid u rub/press ur eye when u sleep...
well, morning was wearing sunglasses, becoz very hard open ur eye in strong sun light..

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Added on August 31, 2011, 2:09 pmhem.. this is the 4th day after the surgery, everything fine,
- sometime will feel dry or itches
- still training to focus, sometime feel blur, but outdoor definitely sharp.
- can't see clear object 5cm, last 2 days was 10cm.

how about u all? i'm no longer using sunglasses in the room, only outdoor, and started facing laptop all day.. damn boring as i prefer not to go out jalan jalan (dust a lot)

This post has been edited by jmh33: Aug 31 2011, 02:09 PM

jmh 33..how long did u take leave off work? i mean, started to look at monitors and eye can basically see clearly?

how long u wear sunglasses after surgery indoor/outdoor?

i force my self 1day away from the monitor only... i think i do the wrong thing
basically, the next day after the surgery u feel like hard to focus any object, but its actually so clear..
for outdoor with sun, i still wear sunglasses.
for indoor, day4 or day5 no need any more.. when u feel the indoor light is normal, no longer glaring.
the next day after surgery checkup - left right 0 & 0..
1week check is left - 0, right -50 (blur for the 20/20 line, abc reading, sad).. the optometrist said it still recovery, so wait till next checkup..
hope it remain or back to 0..

This post has been edited by jmh33: Sep 3 2011, 11:12 PM

do your doctor mention how to ya need to wear the eye shield?

ps: was planning to do lasik too...

wanted to go for corrective eye surgery as well, after informed by fren of this website, i'll stick to glasses...

www.lasikdisaster.com

*note : this is my own view of the surgery & does not represent the majority if any...

I just do lasik surgery at lee eye centre,ipoh...it using the latest lasik machine....1st and only in Asia...
http://www.lec.com.my/
http://medical-newsarticles.com/medical_ar...form-219573.htm

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Added on September 26, 2011, 2:40 amMalaysia is First in Asia to Acquire World's Fastest Laser Vision Correction Platform

http://medical-newsarticles.com/medical_ar...form-219573.htm

http://ipohecho.com.my/v2/2011/06/16/wavel...-asia-launched/

http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/3pit/Article/

This post has been edited by cipan82: Sep 26 2011, 02:40 AM

Any side effect? any risk?

My father, my close relatives all had lasik and they're fine. I think if you want the surgery, you cant be cheap, pay for the famous, just in case @@"

Anyway after watching fd, im afraid...

Seriously Agreed

and u believe such sh1t?

pity...

What is the recommended age to do such a surgery?
I'm 19 this year.
400 short-sightedness on both eyes.

So far, Lasik or lasek is better? :/

quoted : You are at least 18 years and have had stable vision for the past year

Lasik is better than lasek...of course, intralase is the best
so generally Intralasik>lasik>lasek....
actually u hv to make eye checkup 1st b4 deciding which one is the best...

Taken from Optimax website.
I remember reading in a pamphlet somewhere that 'stable vision' is where your eye correction levels have not changed for at least 12 months. Will update here if I manage to find the source.

is it a must to have stable eye power for a few years?? coz mine just raised 25 since i last check.