How LASIK Laser Eye Surgery Works!

[@HUNTENMASTA1337]

Excruciating but painless is very accurate. The whole surgery was like 4 minutes for me but it was a long 4 minutes. Uncomfortable as hell but I’m glad after 2 decades of having bad eyes I can wake up in the morning and just see now. Best decision I’ve made

[@WGasmss]

4 minutes but an eternity I have a high fear of anything to do with my eyes I really want the surgery but I’m so afraid those 4 minutes to me would feel like 4 years in hell

[@HUNTENMASTA1337]

@@WGasmss it’s a rough 4 minutes of discomfort

[@numbedhuman1495]

Hey I have a question, does this fix your vision forever or is it temporary? I asked a doctor and she said she did her surgery but still wears glasses because her vision went blurry again.

[@void_360]

​@@WGasmss get drunk before the surgery

[@zorenbaberkhan]

Cost?

[@benjamincobb2327]

“Look who fell asleep first” “Prank him John”

[@RDBLIVES]

“Ya already know” *starts humping aggressively*

[@hiba4795]

Me & my mom r going to do this so I am sooooo nervous 😬

[@vidstowatchoffline3387]

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[@vidstowatchoffline3387]

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[@vidstowatchoffline3387]

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[@IKEMENOsakaman]

So scary that they open your eyes and you have to constantly see what they're doing to your eyes

[@Naeou]

The only thing I saw were shadows hovering over my eye, I didn’t see or feel anything clearly or in particular.

[@SoWhatImASlytherin]

Once they put the suction on your vision pretty much goes black. Like if you press on your eye from the side with your finger for a few seconds and let it fade you’ll know exactly what I mean!

[@yobiecute]

I didn't see much, they just kept telling me "look straight into the green light". And that's all I see, shadows and a green dot. I could also feel they're doing something over my eyes but literally no pain. I actually felt they're putting water but based on this video, there was no water involved. Lol. And the whole surgery on both eyes took just 10 minutes. Acne surgery is worse. Lol

[@QueenieBam]

Yep

[@peyton2735]

I didn’t see anything at all, both times!, they numb your eye and put you to sleep.

[@shelleymeyer4933]

I had it. Best thing I ever did. Had it at 40 and I just turned 65.

[@Juxce843]

Everybody I’ve asked always says that exact thing. I’m going to save up for this

[@TZY0]

​@@Juxce843of course the best decision, this is how people normally lives, without a glasses

[@pookiedookie7147]

@@Juxce843same

[@dmariewalker6880]

I had mine in 2004 & in 2022 had to have glasses again, was fantastic while it lasted.

[@Sskim-ue6]

​@dmariewalker6880 can you/would you do it again.

[@-Sam69]

“It was excruciation but pain less” Definition of excruciating: “extreme pain”

[@jehugz]

*Does it hurt* Uh no but yes.

[@mimi-du5tl]

I had to done two years ago. You don’t feel pain (aka a laser zapping your eye) but it’s uncomfortable to have your eye open without blinking the entire time. From what I remember my eyes started to water 😂😂 Also the best decision for me!!

[@jadejaguar69]

I don’t know what he meant by that

[@killuminati9317]

I believe he just meant it was mentally painful not being able to blink and seeing it all happen...I hope cause I'm blind as shit and will probably have to get it myself.

[@akurama.]

Painful to see someone tampering with ur eyeball

[@shaquille.oatmeal1438]

"Did it hurt?" "Yesn't, it was excruciating but pain less"

[@natakijean-baptiste1746]

It’s not that bad it feels like you have washed your eyes with soap , it’s uncomfortable but really worth it

[@deathnova9315]

He meant super uncomfortable not painful .

[@deathnova9315]

@@natakijean-baptiste1746 how much was it to get it done ?

[@alextutorials]

@@deathnova9315 I can give you a price but that's for Greece and I've heard it costs around 1600 euros for both eyes

[@D4izi]

@@natakijean-baptiste1746 I’ll just stick with glasses so no thank you !☺️

[@MakoZilla]

"yo look who fell asleep first" "prank em' john!"

[@Shakirprimez]

clap clap clap...... "Yoo, YOOO!"......

[@AvaArthur]

What?

[@epicguygo]

Cure em john

[@AvaArthur]

@Paul Allen how does have anything to do with the video

[@4DDOSED]

Thanks John, I can see better now! Good ending

[@literally.whatttt]

My dad got lasik a couple months ago because he was TERRIBLY near sighted and couldn’t see anything 10-20 feet away from him and he said it was one of the best decisions of his life😀👍

[@qwertymjj]

How old is your dad? Can one get it at 49 or is too late? Asking for myself.

[@michelleheadley2911]

Everything 2 inches past my nose is a big blur.

[@michelleheadley2911]

@@qwertymjjyes. My father had issues with cataracts initially and had lazer surgery done about 50 something. Unfortunately due to complications of diabetes he had detached retinas later on. And unfortunately he has passed away now. But when he could see he said it was the best thing ever. That even colors were different and everything was so clear.

[@qwertymjj]

@@michelleheadley2911 thank you so much for your response.

[@justaway_of_the_samurai]

Went through all this discomfort and still cannot shoot laser beams from my eyes. I have been bamboozled.

[@Newthings794]

Oh no 😂😂😂

[@builderdude9488]

😔The struggle is real

[@nabah3022]

LMAOOOO underrated comment lol

[@jackie31933]

If you really had lasik and don’t mind the intrusive question, how much did you have to dish out?

[@justaway_of_the_samurai]

​@@jackie31933 I do not mind the intrusive question at all. But I didn't actually get lasik. I was just making a joke.

[@swiftplaysxd8708]

Me: laser My mind: *final destination*

[@ananditaroy5679]

Frrr 😭

[@tylermullins9572]

HONESTLY

[@AlexAkaCheese]

I thought the same thing 😭

[@killervfrost7260]

I won't be doing laser eye surgery ever mostly thanks to final destination

[@coIakat]

LMAO SAME

[@sirbrain5497]

*eye getting opened wide* My body: a good day to wiggle

[@harrlena7677]

All the timw

[@kvuvccuc]

Yes

[@dxkuisgivingupanime4504]

What arethe odds

[@Jusvibetwin]

Frrr😂

[@aku8354]

The part when they point the god damn laser to that eye literally make my body do earthquake

[@-Scarlett]

My dad had this done when he was younger, and the numbing medicine wore off before the surgery. So he went through the entire surgery with the pain and uncomfortability of something poking at your eye. It worked out perfectly though!

[@philiplubduck6107]

Odd as they usually do more drops right before (like here’s some more drops and then the part that makes bubbles happens. So even if the drops from ~5 minutes before wore off they have more. Now yes the pressure kinda felt like pain for they put a plastic molded cap on my eye rather than the metal in this video. For me they even said the numbing would last 30-45 minutes post surgery.

[@-Scarlett]

@@philiplubduck6107 I'm not exactly sure how it went because it was before I was born, but he said they did it in a large group and put the numbing stuff on everyone at once but didn't do everyone's surgery at once. So by the time it was my dad's turn the medicine had worn off. I'm not sure if that's true it's just what I was told.

[@Muzicboy3]

@@-Scarlettyikes that sucks…. Glad the end result was good for him though

[@marywilson6354]

​@@-Scarlett sorry he went through that my implant surgery went well I can see the first time in my entire life without glasses you can wearing glasses since elementary school. Dr yaldo was great very professional he talked me through the whole thing they gave me a Valium to relax me I was really relaxed i didnt feel a thing just a little presure and saw what looked like the glaxy and outer space l could have just been high off the valium they gave me and losts a numbering dropps .way before and felt nothing should I go for this procedure on the 14th I'm looking forward to being a See Clearly because I'm not able to drive at night still but it's far better than what it was I really couldn't drive without my glasses I couldn't even see the TV without my glasses ignore my face in the mirror from across the room my eyes were really bad with an astigmatism.

[@-Scarlett]

@@marywilson6354 that's great! My dad's surgery worked too, it was just a little painful lol. It was also over 20 years ago

[@KagaEnjoyer]

POV: you’re friend was the first to fall asleep at the sleepover

[@Icookadapizza]

Rookie mistake

[@itzajusta_Me]

"You are friend"?

[@dd-ww8wt]

its just a prank bro

[@keannix]

Ah yes I am friend

[@sodiumhydride1]

@@dd-ww8wt the prank:

[@-thanawat-8296]

"It doesn't hurt" coming from a doctor. You know that's some cap

[@pjlombard5245]

i got it done you can feel the tool they use when they cut your eye it’s kind of painful 😂😂

[@Mildly_devious_burger]

@@pjlombard5245 from 1 to 10 how painful was it

[@kaxo8550]

@@pjlombard5245 theres literal numbing how tf did it hurt your eye you liar

[@pjlombard5245]

@@Mildly_devious_burger 3

[@Mildly_devious_burger]

@@pjlombard5245 so not that painfull

[@S14M07]

My eyes tear up just from watching this… Yeah, I’ll stick to glasses.

[@pranjal_ae]

Lmao same 💀

[@GReyn]

Same, but tbh.. who wouldn't want to get clear vision once more? If i were to be given this treatment, i would want it.. but not to the point i would burn up cash for it..

[@lili.-.9243]

lazer eye surgery is so much more worth it tbh. u literally dont feel anything or even see anything. tho it kind of takes a while for your eyes to feel better and kind of heal

[@vickyshinoa1270]

Yep idc if the glass part is thicc

[@sarahali3799]

Same 😂💀

[@katherine2000cl]

Yes! Got LASIK and it was one of the most worthwhile purchases I ever made! It is not painful - just uncomfortable. The MOST uncomfortable part about it is not being able to blink. If you try to hold your eyes open for 5 minutes without blinking, that’s what LASIK feels like. That’s the extent of the discomfort. Afterwards, your eyes just feel kind of gunky for the first 2-3 days similar to the feeling of having pink eye and you can’t rub them for the first week (I believe it was only a week?), but that’s it! My cousin went and had it done after she heard me rave about my results and she loves it as well. We are both quite nerdy girls who love reading but had horrible vision pre-LASIK and got tired of the constant expenses of buying new glasses/contacts/eye exams/etc. A huge money-saver long term and a time saver as well!

[@yashgarghate]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@Spiritual.Warrior.777]

Do you see any starbursts/halos?

[@h00.453]

“It was excruciating, but it didn’t hurt” *I’m pretty sure that’s what excruciating means*

[@dc-yu9mv]

Meaning it did not hurt, but you had to see everything they did and could not blink

[@aznieshahrina8721]

The process was excruciating. The result was the best feeling ever. Not for everyone tho. If u brave enough I would say it is worth every penny. Before lazer my eye sight was near to blindness. The best decision I gave to myself. Do it again..maybe.

[@Cee_Jay_Ward]

"The mental distress was excruciating."

[@shiara41]

Excruciatingly uncomfortable

[@c_syd]

Yeah uh

[@BeenDelivered]

They would surely have to give me some medication to calm my nerves. I wear glasses and I can’t see a thing.

[@ivyrose779]

They give Valium or something similar,

[@noprogressionisregression6854]

Yep, valium...

[@Beanits]

They gave me a Valium before mine because I was shaking. The surgery is so fast you really don't have time to panic. Maybe 20 seconds per eye

[@bigempty777]

@@Beanits this is so reassuring!

[@BeenDelivered]

@@Beanits oh okay. Thanks for that info.

[@brighteyes962]

Na na na I’m going to sleep or I’m staying blind. 😂

[@arnavsteel594]

Same

[@kristykaisersmith1825]

Same- I'll stick with my glasses & contacts!😁👍💯

[@flora5529]

That was I was thinking! They'll either knock me out or stick with the glasses.

[@ecueto395]

Same here! I could not do that and be conscious

[@AJ_AJ.]

They can give you a Valium to calm down. When I can do it, no way could I do it without it.

[@pundoorasbox7485]

I am SO glad Dr. Youn had this surgery! I don’t think I’m alone when I say how important I think it is for a plastic surgeon to have good vision!😬

[@arua1530]

"It doesn't hurt" me: *trying hard not to rub my eyes while watching*

[@ASI_DIARY]

They would’ve had to tie my hands up or some cause it would’ve irritated me so much.

[@rriahh_]

@@ASI_DIARY lol I’m supposed to get this surgery now I’m terrified

[@_JustJoe]

@@rriahh_ my mom did it and she doesn’t regret it, go for it’

[@rriahh_]

@@_JustJoe ok! My doctors recommended it’s just my moms scared 😭

[@amida4821]

If it goes wrong, it can hurt like forever. And you can get blind. Dont do it!

[@Bivora]

I had lasik years ago and it was the best thing I’ve ever done! I was given a pill to relax me. It didn’t hurt at all. Your eye is so numb you can’t move it and you don’t know what they’re doing. I would say it’s a very intense experience but very fast and worth it.

[@acelovesdiyschristopher7023]

How fast is it? Coz I've been wanting to do it but now I'm scared.

[@MrsJolene-]

@@acelovesdiyschristopher7023 try to practice looking with one eye, by which I mean, having both open, but ignoring what one sees. I do it all the time, when the sun is in one eye, when I put contacts in, when I lose one contact,... You start by focusing on your nose, each eye can see a side of it, then try to switch and focus on the side, look straight ahead but focus on something way left/right, something the other eye can't see. I started doing it with one eye as one was lazy, but now I can switch dominant eyes. Very useful.

[@markrblx4732]

do you need to redo it every 10 years or something or does it last forever?

[@Bivora]

It takes about 10-15 mins total! I would recommend not doing a KZbin deep dive (lol) or you’ll freak yourself out! Before you can even have the procedure they do a total eye exam to make sure you’re a good candidate. You can definitely have “touch-ups” if your eyesight needs to be tweaked. I think I had 2 yrs where I could go back for free but didn’t need to. For some it will last forever, for others you may need readers as you age. It can be redone and if need be you can wear contacts again. These were all concerns I had. It’s been about 7 yrs and my vision is still perfect. I wore contacts and glasses for 20+ yrs and was just done!

[@alsokaitlin]

@@markrblx4732 it lasts forever and is very safe

[@karencourtney-smith3587]

I had mine done about 16 years ago and I love it. I would defiantly recommend it to everyone that qualifies. You literally don't feel anything!!

[@MrJjs28]

I think I need mine at 11 though! I am scared.

[@DawnReneeDC]

I'm scheduled for mine but I'm scared

[@annecabrera58]

Hi Karen. I was just wondering how long did it take you to rest your eyes? Did it take months? ❤️❤️❤️ TYIA ❤️🙏🏻 Btw you just became another sign that I should really go through with this Lasik surgery! 😍

[@karencourtney-smith3587]

@@annecabrera58 When you leave, you have to avoid the sunlight (too bright) for 1 day only. After that, you are good to go!! Absolutely worth the cost!!! =)

[@karencourtney-smith3587]

@@DawnReneeDC Honestly, nothing to be scared of. They put drops in your eyes so you don't feel a thing. There is NO pain afterward either. Just avoid the Sunlight (too bright) for 1 day and then you are good to go!! Best thing I ever did.

[@dawnkos4691]

My mom did this two years ago and unfortunately something went wrong. She has gone back multiple time with changing the lenses, injections in the eyeball, and nothing has been working. She still can’t see that great and she is unable to drive now, which has had a major impact on her life since she lives in a small town. I pray everyday that her eyes will miraculously heal🙏🏻❤️👀💕

[@Godswarriorforever]

Continue to pray.. bless you

[@mariahmonet3712]

She had a complication with lasik? This sounds like a different eye surgery you’re referring to 😕

[@phoenixmistertwo8815]

​@@mariahmonet3712, well from I read theres many who had terrible reactions to the treatment, some ended themselves afterwards when their vision got worse

[@amida4821]

@@mariahmonet3712 There can go so much wrong. Dont do it. You can go blind and live in chronic pain. It can be a real nightmare . Dont risk it. just wear glasses if you need one..

[@nuggetsaregood]

Imagine you wake up with eyes open and say *"can i open my eyes now?"*

[@coolbeanz1107]

Oh man. Prepare for some grief

[@redissus7979]

At least you dont have to do maths anymore

[@infinitepotato3077]

What do you mean wake up? You're awake during the whole procedure

[@infinitepotato3077]

@@redissus7979 abacus 🧮

[@alexiaturner9709]

@@infinitepotato3077 im sorry, what??!? They keep you AWAKE and AWARE during this?!?

[@shinreko7766]

For those wondering what does this actually do... It's for people with bad eye sight, they just cut the invisible part of the eye and fix the bad parts of the eye with Lazer then put the invisible part back , u just have to take care of your eye for like a month without touching it , most doctors just give the patient an eye patch to help with the process of healing. Edit: it's not painful at all , it's just weird , but seeing this process happening to someone hurts your eye

[@noahlocke9302]

This is a solid explanation, would add that I believe these days in the field we generally use specialty contact lenses to help as well, but im just a student in training so I still have a ways to go!

[@liebe1099]

Now they can be pirates

[@md100yearsago2]

How much that costs?

[@shinreko7766]

@@md100yearsago2 I don't really know the exact ammount but it's arround 1000$-2000$

[@jiaxinliu781]

what if i have a pair of eyes with bad eyesight??? they will give me a pair of eyepatches too?

[@v06261]

This is literally the only thing that’s stopping me from getting lasik.

[@georgehilario3544]

I had it done dude , i totally recommend it. Superb vision HD 4k definition !

[@Artsynics]

@@georgehilario3544 how much is it?

[@plugcentral001]

@@georgehilario3544 how long did it take to get over with?

[@georgehilario3544]

@@plugcentral001 the surgery took less than 5 minutes in total for both eyes.

[@sohantula2154]

@@georgehilario3544 how much did it cost?

[@aastha_bhandari]

Pissed between the urge to do never wear glasses again and the fear of someone even touching my eyes..😭

[@laprincesadelavaja8294]

It's a great choice

[@agavictoria]

Omg me too 😖

[@RandomStuffYT-d3c]

Idk why . . . I love my glasses now -

[@namy2878]

You literally feel nothing during the surgery tho, it was the best desicion I made

[@Figuring_ItOut]

Same bro💀💀💀

[@ratlife6490]

​@@namy2878 does it hurt when they open your eye?

[@raven-kn6lv]

​@@ratlife6490 nope

[@ratlife6490]

@@raven-kn6lv ok ty for telling

[@LiaLoading]

You’re awake the whole time?! Oof.

[@Designinganewme]

It only takes a few minutes and is super easy

[@nikkibyrd343]

Yeah they gave me Valium I did not care what they were doing in the slightest.

[@Kimdah_]

@@nikkibyrd343 I get valium as meds for my anxiety, but it doesn’t do crap for me anymore lol.

[@nikkibyrd343]

@@Kimdah_ oof I’m sorry. I had never taken it so it gas quite the effect lol

[@7279654]

Yes, but from what i understand, it legit takes like less than 10mins. It's something i want to get but my brain is wild & won't allow it lol

[@FwogJammer]

My anxiety level while watching this 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈 (Edit: TYSM FOR THE LIKES)

[@J0el1toB3ats]

My cringe level watching this comment: 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈

[@TheChildEter]

how

[@callmeboss8517]

Same 🌚

[@confederatestatesofamerica1257]

@@J0el1toB3ats how can you watch a comment 💀

[@S33f44]

same omg

[@tiffspliff]

I went to a consultation for lasik. While I’m very confident in the facility, im SO ANXIOUS about everything you just described. Ugh!!!!

[@GrooVySakuRa]

“Honestly, I couldn’t see crap.” CRACKED ME UP FOR SOME REASON😭

[@helpme4440]

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[@hamzamalik2533]

What do you mean???

[@Raoxa]

​@@hamzamalik2533It means that she/he thought it was very funny

[@kayeosgilt1507]

Lmao the phrase was just so "out-of-character" from talking in serious tone and serious matter, and the way he said crrRAap

[@sarahsmithers4725]

Probably the versed. That medicine that went under your tongue to chill you out. Either that or you were super nervous and sometimes it presents itself this way.

[@kajalchaurasiya6183]

Imagine after operation someone open their eyes and asked the doctor.. CaN i OpEn My EyEs.

[@chrispartlow2337]

Oh my god 🤣 doc just goes no no not yet hahah drives the dude to another eye clinic and leaves him outside

[@eniola780]

This is dark 😂😂😂

[@renslvrii]

@@eniola780 Literally 👩🏻‍🦯

[@aliceeve6421]

Damn boi

[@FourBullet_lol]

LoL

[@tasninni.]

*"it was one of the best thing I've ever done"* *"i never wanna do it again."* *PLS THATS SO RELETABLE-*

[@Unitedstatesofamerica177]

My great grandmother was allergic to anesthesia and got laser eye surgery at the age of 78. She made it out safe and said she had a nice conversation with the doctor mid surgery

[@seanmalikdansaldo7375]

"It doesn't hurt" Me: That's what they all say

[@yuvcdrag9164]

Lmfao 😂😂😂

[@justinguarino201]

The surgery doesn’t, it’s once the numbing drops wear off. That lasted a few hours after the 60 second surgery was done, but you just take a nap/go to bed and you’re good the next morning lol

[@yuvcdrag9164]

@@justinguarino201 its a joke bro. Ever heard of humour?

[@Hychargerplug]

@@yuvcdrag9164 just because they don't respond to it as a joke doesn't mean they don't know it's a joke.

[@whyyou268]

@@justinguarino201 so do this when you’re tired? Noted!

[@Iijjccbb]

“Are you sure you’re qualified for this?” “Yeah I played the eyeball sequence from dead space dozens of times”

[@afnanlulu8485]

I had this surgery 4 months ago.It was really painful,i mean some kind of weird pain.The pain lasted for 1 month. But now I am very happy that I am able to see everything clearly.

[@trenonlol]

The worst part is that u can't even close your eyes, it's like you are FORCED to see it 😭😭

[@HADESthe3RD]

Bro u are in deep sleep at that moment u think they are going to do the surgery when u are awake

[@trenonlol]

@@HADESthe3RD you are not given anesthesia. They will just put drops to numb your eye so you don't feel anything but you will still be AWAKE and see the whole thing

[@HADESthe3RD]

@@trenonlol 😳👍

[@trenonlol]

@@HADESthe3RD yoo Kakashi in P.P.

[@HADESthe3RD]

@@trenonlol 🗿

[@TeamQuigley]

It's really amazing my dad got almost two decades of being glasses free.. he's back to reading glasses now but it was well worth it.

[@mtntm5628]

I was so phobic about my eyes that when I signed to donated every organ of my body upon death it was EXCEPT my eyes because I couldn’t stand the thought of them being touched. But I wanted so badly to get rid of glasses that I did get LASIK many years ago. No pain and my overall experience was not traumatizing because I had taken Valium before the surgery. No regrets.

[@Felivii]

Did you change your donation status? They're no use to you dead. :)

[@luperdrgz]

I didn’t know it was an option to pick what gets donated

[@rafinyx1142]

Same! When I signed the organ donation paper and card, my only reluctance was the cornea.... freaks me out to think how it'll be taken out. I might change my mind tho in the future.

[@cristinapirvulescu9912]

@@rafinyx1142 but you would be dead anyways,you won’t even know and you’ll certainly won’t need them anymore either..I mean they will literally cut ur chest pull ur ribs and stern to take the heart and organs out ,you will be opened completely and what you worry off it’s the eyes ,to me would be the opposite I guess but since I ll be dead I won’t really mind anything they can take it all and then cremate me or make a purse idk a wallet maybe for my kids 😅

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

C'mon, guys. Even when you're alive, "you" are not your body. You are definitely not your body when you're deceased. Consider practicing some non attachment.

[@goldythefurry3356]

Me watching this: Remembers that one scene from Final Destination:

[@juliennerubycapunitan8161]

HAHAHAHA same

[@sunrise9768]

Same here 🥱💅🏼

[@maddythuglife519]

I thought that was just me thinking of it lmao 😂

[@LostNight01]

Bro same

[@Tara.pookie]

Bro I saw that when I was a CHILD and I still am traumatized 💀was instantly reminded watching this also

[@realestofthereals]

The first thing I wanted to do when I have the money for it is to get LASIK. Tired of the marks my glasses make on my nose.

[@starcherry6814]

I recently stopped wearing glasses after 15yrs I have the marks too. Do they ever go away?

[@lolk7726]

bruh how heavy r ur glasses? mine weighs on my ears and now theyre indented

[@acl6872]

I got LASIK 4 months ago, it has honestly changed my life. Best money I’ve ever spent

[@7279654]

@@starcherry6814 Try fresh aloe vera gel from the plant, store bought works too, though it may take longer. Potato juice, half a lemon, cucumber etc... there's many things you can do. I personally like fresh aloe vera.

[@LetGo0007]

Same! I stopped wearing my glasses for this exact reason. The marks on my nose made me look older and tired. Now I keep a pair of glasses near the tv to watch movies and another pair in the car to wear when I drive. LASIK is the ideal long term solution though.

[@jenniferk6697]

LASIK was the best thing I’ve ever invested in. I was so excited for the procedure, that I wasn’t even scared or nervous. The smell while they did their thing was weird. It smelled like burning hair to me.

[@AnTtrai]

POV: When you’re the first to fall asleep at the sleep over

[@frontierflip6762]

(rookie move)

[@lyleslabyrinth21]

Prank em' John!

[@TRJK]

Free surgery, the homies always gotchu

[@aleexx_-9586]

It's just a Prank ,the Prank :

[@jessepinkman3155]

@@TRJK Fr dawg they some real ones

[@sharmilazaman681]

Don't know why... suddenly fall in love with my glasses 😶🥱

[@liois]

Same

[@starscaleember]

Same

[@HiMyFriend]

Same

[@JohnGatsbyThe3rd]

I beg to differ

[@aida9535]

@@liois so scary Det var mandag so scary

[@SRI-yu6xe]

Whenever I watch this, i remember the movie final destination.

[@RavenArtzy]

Oh god. I hated that scene.

[@littlegirl5099]

Yea that poor girl died at the end. The laser went out of control

[@littlegirl5099]

Btw I'm also an army ⟬⟭💜

[@siaLiegh]

I saw that scene when I was 6 and now I'm forever traumatized

[@RavenArtzy]

@@siaLiegh Yikes-

[@jillnelson8746]

I had no pain- mild discomfort. Love being able to see without glasses. As I age (70) I do need to add reading glasses. Still I’m so happy and grateful to have had it done 20 years ago now🥳

[@sensevenz]

Your 70 wtf

[@AfonyaHaz]

1 comment with 325 likes, let’s fix that

[@sensevenz]

@@AfonyaHaz I commented 💀

[@AfonyaHaz]

@@sensevenz oh, it’s not turned up for me

[@bettamese3275]

Bruh is 70 and uses yt shorts 💀

[@NadMia27]

"it's the best thing i ever did to myself" "i would never wanna do it again" me: okay............ now i am contemplating again...

[@misfiliiiii]

He never wanna do it again because it works well the first time It's not like he being scared

[@NadMia27]

@@misfiliiiii i know that

[@ipsitadutta8623]

Nopes, right away go for it

[@neoloanderson6676]

🤣

[@Speariture]

I mean why do it again? Its expensive and idk what happens if u get it down a second time

[@denisa_denisami]

My eyes when seeing this: 😭💦 (Crying)

[@vinchenzo9401]

BRUH SAME

[@its1121skull]

Same omg

[@ramanmahi4972]

there is nothing to cry in this vedio

[@GakupoButtSlapper]

​@@ramanmahi4972 yeh but the pain of not being able to blink

[@moonisbestie4332]

SAMEEEE

[@JessicaBarreraGinGin]

I just got my Lasik done last week! One of the BEST things I've ever done for myself! I read the 20/20 line the day after the surgery and it's getting better and better!

[@shem5677]

"I'm Not Asleep, My Mind Is Alive" -T.S.

[@yoonkimin4699]

t.s. = taylor swift

[@endrygelotin9591]

"This is not what I wanted"

[@nishthagupta1357]

Thanks for the reference 😂❤

[@nishthagupta1357]

Love mama swift❤

[@aesynergy]

my glasses are so thick i fear i’ll have to do this💀

[@0omza]

I’m literally so close to being considered clinically blind it’s scary

[@kushvalorant]

@@0omza what's your number? Mine is 3.5 and almost feel blind

[@0omza]

@@kushvalorant Mines -8 in the left and my right is around -7.5 or something like that

[@kushvalorant]

@@0omza bruh how do you even see without glasses i thought mine was high 😮

[@0omza]

@@kushvalorant Without my glasses I can’t see anything clearly unless it is about 2 1/2 inches away from my face lol

[@emeye6452]

Someone: *Waking up during surgery* Legends: *staying awake during surgery*

[@theyluvme..]

Uhm ig we are all legends bc ur awake during the whole thing 🫣

[@stonksagent9040]

@@theyluvme.. what does ig mean

[@sjsiemka]

@@stonksagent9040 Instagram.

[@Icplox]

@@sjsiemka LOOOOLLL 😭😭

[@kevkevkevlolkev]

@@stonksagent9040 I guess

[@MrSifaka]

It’s honestly horrifying to see this, but I plan to get it done eventually so it’s super helpful to see this at the same time!

[@flowersour_yt]

Y’all really brave enough to do this, I pray for you. Edit:Y’all this is a joke stop arguing or whatever

[@KingDeadMan]

I'd rather be brave than be blind. So, much appreciated. Lmao 💀

[@Nepetita69696]

@@KingDeadMan ...girl this CAN make you go blind if it goes wrong.

[@KingDeadMan]

@@Nepetita69696 I am blind. So, there wouldn't be much of a difference.

[@Ladeathgun6804]

@@KingDeadMan how are you typing?

[@KingDeadMan]

@@Ladeathgun6804 Sound, memory. The letters sound themselves out whenever I press them, so that I can communicate online. This also goes for most things I scroll over. So, I know what I'm clicking on/hearing.

[@moskowizzle]

I got lasik about 4 years ago and it's the best decision I've made. Definitely not excruciating!

[@FlandreCanturini]

does it make your eyes dry?

[@acelovesdiyschristopher7023]

Tbh I'm kinda scared now of getting it in a few years.

[@moskowizzle]

@@FlandreCanturini I had to use drops for a few weeks after the procedure, but then I was fine.

[@jellyrose263]

How long was it

[@moskowizzle]

@@jellyrose263 the actual procedure took like 10-15 minutes for both eyes. Super quick and I was a little better than 20/20 the next day.

[@faith518]

This is just an animation and it makes me shiver like crazy. Idk how I'll be able do to Lasik if I can't even stand this video procedure

[@grayandwhitetshirts126]

dont be scared you have to be brave and tough it out it will be quick and will help alot in the long run

[@yume_was_here]

"I couldn't see CRAAP." honestly I died hearing this

[@chends888]

“The best thing I’ve ever done… I’ll never do it again”

[@Blackedoutscat]

We’ll worth it nothing to be afraid of

[@SachinGhale]

😂

[@Tuskbumper]

It's super invasive honestly. Very uncomfortable

[@Xelenteontae_]

​@@TuskbumperDoes it hurt?

[@Katiebo008]

@@Xelenteontae_most ppl that got said it doesn’t hurt, I’ve heard that sometimes they put like numbing drops in your eyes so that they don’t start burning and watering from your eyes being opened for so long

[@allu4130]

Me think eye surgery is nothing: 😀✌️ me after watching this: my reality is crushed I’ll stick to glasses-

[@imhereforlove1706]

It is nothing like what they show. It is way painless you don't even feel anything even after the process and you can see things clearly

[@fostermomjudy6962]

Having LASIK was the best money I ever spent on myself. It was completely painless and the surgery itself only takes minutes (the laser part specifically only takes seconds per eye). My eyesight was very bad beforehand and almost 20/20 right afterwards. There was nothing excruciating about it. I had it done over 15 years ago, so I’m sure it’s only gotten better since.

[@IsaiahDavila404]

i’ve done it you should do it

[@insomniaccinderella9416]

@@fostermomjudy6962 where do you live? How much did it cost you?

[@courtneymeadows2416]

I had this done late 2020 best money I ever spent for both eyes it was $4500 it was completely done in like max 10 minutes and they gave me a like a Prozac or something b4 the surgery too. Best money ever spent

[@nxtxl13]

When they opened the eye: Oh crap!

[@thecanonmaker6712]

Hi

[@jedimaster8392]

I love my LASIK results. Wish I could have had it when I was younger. No pain. They offered me a Valium but didn’t need it. I wore my scrubs to show the other patients I was a nurse & no sweat !

[@KUSU0C0LA]

"Its just a prank!" The prank:

[@uglyusha]

tf? There’s nothing harmful going on it’s just a surgery 😭😭 this joke is used too much now for likes

[@maherzain434]

@@uglyusha the fact the comment makes no sense and the vid would be dramatic asf as a prank is probably what made it so funny for me😭

[@okl9182]

POV: You fell asleep at the sleepover first

[@glob1942]

☕️

[@zevoid369]

prank em john

[@theguyfromsomewhere]

"Can I open my eyes now? Your eye was opened whole surgery." *wait wha-* 9.3K likes yall crazy

[@brenitia]

I'm an ophthalmic technician and assist on lasik procedures. Most of the time patients say, "I'm done? Oh, that was fast."

[@rawanmohammed7291]

😳

[@Yaaoon]

@@brenitia how long does it take? i’m thinking about getting it done

[@brenitia]

@@Yaaoon The treatment itself is 8-10 minutes, but your overall time in the office will vary on location/ provider and any additional information the surgeon needs, i.e. additional scans or another refraction.

[@Yaaoon]

@@brenitia oh wow, 8-10 minutes with your eyes open? i wouldn’t be able to cope😭

[@-_Natalie_-]

When I was younger I thought that laser eye surgery was installing lasers in your eyes💀💀

[@judimistry5515]

Respect

[@judimistry5515]

3

[@abisinia125]

That's what happened to Superman

[@kalakakakzk3180]

But you're still young

[@-_Natalie_-]

@@kalakakakzk3180 ?

[@annetteasburry7562]

Just had this done on Friday...it was super easy and no pain! Also that valuim was so nice. The drive home was the worst part of the process...so bright.

[@mariahmonet3712]

The valuim didn’t work for me and instead had the opposite affect and was genuinely the worst part!

[@Cloudisy]

You just scared me away from ever getting this done, I'll be keeping my bad eyesight thankyou

[@breadcrumbs5308]

Same

[@MaximusStillLives]

Don’t do that lmao what

[@Hanna-ku6hc]

I've had done to my left eye. This surgery would be a blessing.

[@cyberwolfron980]

Did you felt any pain after the surgery?

[@icy9673]

@@cyberwolfron980 lmfao 💀

[@erehhh_ae_]

Perfect 69

[@christianvillegas1368]

How much does it cost??

[@harrisonwells2908]

Is it good for shortsighted people? Like do they get good vision?

[@blackheartedeliofficial6066]

"It's excruciating but doesn't hurt" Me : HUH ?!

[@Wheres_Bunny]

Yeah they use numbing drops, so you won’t feel much, like pain wise stubbing a pinky toe is worse than getting Lasiks

[@blackheartedeliofficial6066]

@@Wheres_Bunny but stubbing a pinky toe is the worst possible pain you can ever feel

[@blackheartedeliofficial6066]

@@Wheres_Bunny nah jk but almost lol thanks for clearing it up tho

[@Wheres_Bunny]

@@blackheartedeliofficial6066 hahaha ofc dude 😄

[@theschuckles2076]

I had bladeless Lasik last Friday and it was a very painful experience. The drops didn't numb enough. The suction machine tried to smash my eyes into the back of my skull while trying to suck them out. The Laser bbq'd my eye flesh and left me with a smell only few people could imagine. After 3 hours of what one would describe as bleach and sand storm in my eye the pain subsided. I see much better but would never do it again.

[@mariahmonet3712]

Why was this so funny 😂😂 like I want to be your friend after reading this lol. Personality 10/10

[@fatimaazzahra3028]

"i would never wanna do it again" what is that mean nate ?

[@angelinawestfall7898]

Your right for asking that

[@QT_Jeanne]

Isn’t lasik a one-time?

[@barrymartinez9125]

@@QT_Jeanne well generally you have your vision stay the same for about 10-15 years. After that, there's no guarantee that your vision won't change. You could get it again to fix the small refractive error afterwards but it's personal choice.

[@readmydescription5533]

Morris Waxler, PhD, is the former head of the FDA branch responsible for reviewing data on LASIK between 1996 and 2000, and LASIK was approved for use with multiple devices on his watch. Recently, Dr. Waxler told the media that the FDA's approval of the procedure was a mistake.

[@eritas4330]

This is the stuff that happens when you fall asleep first 🦧

[@bean9482]

my mom got this done in her twenties, she’s in her fifties now and still perfect vision

[@WaseemKhan-sn3qe]

Are there any sideffects shown?

[@favlam1408]

@@WaseemKhan-sn3qe dry eyes, need eyedrops regularly, need sunglasses in the sun, at least that's my side effects

[@Jayyed.y]

Like my mother. It seems technology back then was much better than now all my friends who are my age their vision is getting weaker after just a little few years of lasik

[@M_00280]

The scariest part is that when the laser is going into your eyes you can’t blink no matter how you try 😅

[@bndsclout]

u should watch the scene from final destination

[@elchico3770]

@@bndsclout bruh after I finally forgot about that movie and you made me remember it 😔

[@adeldsouza4447]

@@bndsclout bro i have to get lasik surgery done within a year and all i can think about is the final destination scene😭💀

[@kathrinaconsul4145]

U cant blink bec they put the circle thing it will prevent u from blinking so dont worry

[@natehufker108]

Easiest procedure in the world to have done. Will be redoing mine in 3 months. Very quick and no pain what so ever

[@Naeou]

Omg Dr. Youn don’t scare the people 😂 They didn’t have me watch what they were doing to my eye, don’t be scared of this you guys!!! Your eye is numb and you don’t actually know what they are doing to your eye, like you can’t even tell if they’ve started doing anything, so it’s easier not to panic! And then it’s over before you know it. I am a very anxious person, I don’t even drive, so when I decided to get lasik I was very scared…but it wasn’t scary at all, the only anxious part for me was a part where I was suppose look straight at a green dot light for like 10 seconds, and I was scared I was going to panic and look away and just ruin everything, but it was easy to get through. There is a smell of like burning hair that I can see being very unnerving for everyone, but for me it took me to the many memories of me burning my hair with hair tools 😂They gave me anti-anxiety meds (probs a sedative too, I took like 3 pills) and once they numbed my eye, it was super smooth from there in my opinion, the whole procedure including both eyes took less than 10 minutes, after I felt that worrying was a waste of time. It changed my quality of life, and I think everyone with vision issues who can should save and invest in correcting their vision for their quality of life.

[@whatisilyionlyknowipurpleyou]

What about the blinking situation? I know about the numbing, but the moisture in your eye develops, doesn't it bother you...Nothing about the surgery actually scares me other than the fact that I can't blink 😣

[@Naeou]

@@whatisilyionlyknowipurpleyou hey! So they have something holding your eyelids back, so you don’t have to worry about accidentally blinking, you can blink if you need to but your eyelid just won’t go down. And since your eye is numb you don’t feel eye moisture or lack of moisture. I forgot to mention that there is a burning smell, like burning hair, and that can be unnerving, but as a girl it’s a smell I’m used to lol

[@whatisilyionlyknowipurpleyou]

@@Naeou Oh I didn't know that? And as for the burning hair, doesn't sound like a problem, I've straighten my hair enough times to get used to it haha. Thanks for the info

[@Naeou]

@@whatisilyionlyknowipurpleyou for sure! For me the blinking would have been a source of panic and anxiety if I had to consciously be thinking “don’t blink! don’t blink! Don’t blink!”, but no one told me not to blink, no one told me to stop my eyelid from twitching, it wasn’t something I ended up being conscious of so in the end I have no memory of blinking, either me needing to or them needing me not to, ever being a problem :)

[@whatisilyionlyknowipurpleyou]

@@Naeou nice. I have one more question: I hear after you have lasik, it's best to bring someone with since you won't be able to property see for the rest of the day...Once they removed the flap...or reshape the eyeball, was it just lights out? or blurriness? couldn't see the door in front of you, thing?

[@Alien_From_Another_Universe]

I wonder how they get the flap to stay there after literally cutting open it

[@kolbastein2728]

it heals pretty quickly

[@WunnaAli]

@@kolbastein2728 not the question

[@mile_851]

@@WunnaAli it was the proper answear actually. Just because you are ignorant doesn't mean the answear is wrong

[@KleeblattSH]

@@WunnaAli there was no question to begin with actually @Alien was just wondering not asking

[@vickenoghlian5332]

They don’t cut the flap completely off, and when they finish doing the surgery they flip the flap back on

[@Moonshine-o7x]

The fact that I have psychological tears in my eyes right now-

[@jood.buqain.7.b]

Same

[@Psatir_Rill_no_fek]

You didn't have to cut the word off

[@maplebobo9862]

Also should be noted that sometimes the flap never heals completely💀

[@LtRizaHawkeye]

Shut up, really? See this is why i dont wanna do it lol

[@sunleo6161]

@@LtRizaHawkeyedon’t do it

[@brandym2099]

@@LtRizaHawkeyeyes please research before doing this surgery. There are so many people that regretted getting it done and those are your eyes you are messing with. You don’t get a new pair of eyes if something goes wrong. That is why I will never get lasik done

[@Maxxy51]

Don’t be scared you kids because i done it and i got my vision back🤷🏼‍♂️

[@cube-e6616]

"Doc.. I have to blink!"

[@Ur_local_afghan]

Doc: no sorry Teresa or Timmy This is a 2 minute long surgery

[@Maya_Pinion]

Haha,u can't,ur eyelid is gently taped open for a minute!

[@screech6040]

​@@Maya_Pinion WHAT IF OUR EYES ARE COLD

[@qseryGD]

@@Ur_local_afghan if your eyes are bad enough it can last to about 30 minutes

[@hossainyawari4994]

Hi afghan ball

[@zandrataporoc9925]

I’ve done my eye laser surgery yesterday. The best thing I’ve ever done in my life. 😊

[@silxbeats]

Hey how much did you pay?

[@Omasje1]

​@Hew Jarsols They put smth on ur eyes so u can't blink

[@meghashekhawat290]

Don't use phone then😎

[@MLGtroll365]

​@@silxbeats7 grand

[@gm-racattack190]

@@silxbeats I get mine tomorrow and it was essentially 4200 for the surgery and another couple of hundred for medicine, like eye drops to take for a few months

[@directionerswiftie395]

Whenever someone says Lasik my mind straight away goes to, "I'm not asleep my mind is alive"

[@carynnn227]

Sameeee Banana Swift 🍌 😭🤣

[@directionerswiftie395]

@@carynnn227 banana swift pls 😭

[@signingoffbye]

Hii

[@zijing9548]

😂😂😂

[@rae5312]

Taylor! HAHAHAHAHA

[@MLPBingeWatcher]

Bro getting laser eye surgery at the age of like 9 and seeing this NOW is so much better than before cause girl I would have been traumatised

[@user-ki2yt6mc4p]

Same here did lasik 2 years.. honestly best decision ever😊!! Would do again after getting over the fear

[@Leaf_edits]

Me before watching this video: “I’m going to have laser eye surgery so I don’t have to wear glasses and contacts Me after: looks like I’ll be stuck with contacts forever

[@cosmey449]

you will stick to glasses for the rest of your entire life because a painless 10 minute procedure is uncomfortable

[@doranicolaou9173]

@@cosmey449 yeah

[@Nela..]

@@cosmey449 true but I heard it’s really expensive.

[@lordium1848]

@@Nela.. what’s more expensive? Having bad eyesight and constantly changing glasses for the rest of your life or having a 10 minute procedure?

[@Nela..]

@@lordium1848 LMAO TRUE.But it’s around 3000.or something

[@hsekhon209m]

It’s changed a lot. I just got mine done a month ago. Best decision ever! And this video seems outdated. It’s all done with lasers. Even cutting the flap. It’s not that uncomfortable or excruciating. It’s so simple and quick. No pain and minimal discomfort.

[@thuhoanguyen110]

This makes me feel so much better. I can’t have mine done until maybe 5 more years, but I hope the process becomes much better then cuz I’m terrified lol

[@shicc4008]

recovery mein kitna time lagta bhai?

[@AshendrisSilvermist]

I love when you explain procedures, thanks for this!

[@tlhop8374]

This is exactly how I felt! Best decision I ever made after 21 years in contacts then glasses because I couldn’t wear contacts any longer. Would never want to go through Lasik again though. The surgery as Dr. Youn described is unnerving even though it didn’t last long. I took a pain med but they wouldn’t let me take until right before the surgery because I had to have a clear head to sign paperwork. So the pill didn’t help ease anxiety for surgery. It kicked in to sort of help me relax after. Okay, the pill was really useless because they only gave me one pill. For hours after the surgery I wanted to claw my eye balls out because it felt like sand was in my eyes from the lenses being cut and the laser burning them. The after care is intense the first week. Three different kinds of eye drops on rotation. If you miss then you risk eye infection or eyes not properly healing. This surgery is a big financial and time investment on aftercare but was 100% worth it. I’ve had 20/20 vision going on six years.

[@sumy6835]

did your eyes become dry after the surgery?

[@tlhop8374]

sumaia saman I believe they did within that first year after surgery. It was mild dryness and occasionally. The doc instructed me to use preservative free eye drops that you can get at most stores. However if it becomes a problem it’s probably best to see the ophthalmologist.

[@cookedasf420]

@@tlhop8374 i have a query i have -8 power in my right eye and -6 in the left one, i am currently 15 years old do you recommend this and if yes then at what age and pls tell how much does it cost

[@Biggie_14all]

@@cookedasf420 you need to be at least 21-22 and when your vision is stable or does not fluctuate

[@sumy6835]

@@tlhop8374 thank you for your reply. it's almost 3 years got my lasik done but my eyes still kinda dry specially when I wake up in the morning it's so annoying and hard to open my eyes with out the drop and it hurts when I blink. I told my doctor he just said don't spend a lot of time on your phone and get good sleep and use your drope regularly.

[@Sabina-dp3zx]

I think the worst part was the small change in smell when the laser went off. But the procedure is so quick and they give anti anxiety meds now before even numbing your eye. You don’t feel a thing until recovery later that day and it was pretty instantaneous. I could see things I couldn’t before. Best investment for myself!

[@akiczaki7428]

"literally can't blink" WHAT IF I BLINK?

[@violet.42]

you're not able to

[@Siduch.]

That's why he said literally 'CAN'T' blink

[@bamboo-funkidsshow7841]

My dads an eye professor and he said we put a little metal thing the one he put in the video and even if they want to blink it is not possible because the metal thing is putting pressure on it and there is numbing drops in the eye so

[@LeeCanPotato]

You essentially have a clamp thing in which keeps your eye open, so it isn't possible.

[@Finger.in.his.ass.on.a.sunday]

@@bamboo-funkidsshow7841 i feel like at least 5+ ppl tried to do it

[@giselesmith7795]

I agree that watching them work is the scariest part. I had cataract and lasik surgery done 2 years ago. All the scary stuff was worth it in the end.

[@reva6331]

”it’s excruciating but it doesn’t hurt!” which one is it my man I’m staying blind without some clarification

[@_zuko.]

Think he's trynna say that's its VERY uncomfortable

[@Ryan_1997]

“Final destination”

[@livyh5618]

5 haha

[@jheilicious]

Ever since i saw this procedure in final destination, I'll stick with the glasses 😂

[@aimeejones7974]

Stole my comment 😂

[@randompersononearth523]

Lmao sameee that’s what I was thinking while watching this 💀💀😂😂😂

[@palestinalibre7]

L

[@Poignanter]

*Blinks cutely*

[@willemakit00]

I had my retina detched. Had lasik to reattach the retina. The doctor told me if I needed a break to let him know, I finally came to a point that I needed a rest. The doctor told me I was 90% of the way don, so I held out for him to finish. He told I was one of the strongest people he has met going that long without stopping. I felt like it was more uncomfortable, being in a sustained position for so long, not being able to blink, etc.

[@AyeshaM-ry1ee]

Just done my lasik last month, just 10 mins process painless process.. .. yuhooooo free frm specs n lens...tat feeling is like so much freedom

[@ainawbu]

what were the side effects?

[@AyeshaM-ry1ee]

@@ainawbu no side effects, just an eye drop 3 times a day fr 15 days to protect ur eyes frm dryness.

[@annaewrites]

"Now the other eye! :D"

[@Ibadullah]

Both eyes surgeries are gonna happen to me when I am old enough and Peter pan ain't coming to save me, that's why people call him a bad guy

[@annaewrites]

@@Ibadullah oh god, good luck! Best wishes to you

[@justinguarino201]

Both eyes are done at the “same time” - obviously not doing them at the same time, but it is 30 seconds on one and then the last 30 seconds on the other. It’s less than a minute procedure.

[@annmarierivers6600]

I did it two weeks now no regrets super happy

[@Cruiser_blox]

"You dont feel anything during the process" **feeling to blink painfully:am i a joke to you**

[@Lauraabreu1528]

No, because they numb your eyes with drops and you don’t feel the need to blink.