i heard the side effects include night-blindness?

The minimum age to be eligible for this surgery is 18 right? My aunt has night-blindness and cant really drive at night after doing it.

I guess I should wait for a few more years. How much is the most expensive package anyway?

RM7000 for both eyes? Whats the difference? A friend of my mom did the surgery within that price range and it was aweesome. Surgery lasted less than a minute.

I think I might need to go for the most expensive one since the power of myopia of each my eye is around 800+. I heard people like me can't do it in one shot, need to do a few times?

I'm still a little doubtful about this. My aunt seriously regretted doing it because she needs to wear shades during the day and can't drive during the night. She's of age 50+. It could be due to her age though

Another aunt of mine around age 30+ did it a couple of years back. She, too regretted doing it because of a number of side effects(I'll find out more).
Cases of people getting blind after this are not unheard of. So far I know of none(thankfully) but almost all those I know of regretted doing this. I genuinely hope that all these problems are rectified by the new intralase technology.

These are eyes we'r talking about, not a nose sinusitis or leg injury. Sure enough, I yearn for a normal life without glasses but hey, I wanna drive at night too. It seems like a common side effect to me rather than an occasional risk.

waaa surprise to see something like this in healthfitness. best of all, coming from a senior member.

I been wearing specs since primary 2..10 years already. Really wish that one day I can just wake up and go to the toilet without bothering to find my specs

However the magnitude of the consequences should the surgery fail is not to be dismissed..gotta think twice. The probability is low but the magnitude is unbearable. Guess I should wait out a few more years when things get more advanced