LASIK eye surgery - 3D animation

LASIK eye surgery is commonly performed laser refractive surgery to correct vision problems. This 3d animation shows how laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (lasik) can be an alternative to glasses or contact lenses.
It’s one of many vision correction surgeries that work by reshaping your cornea, the clear front part of your eye, so that light focuses on the retina in the back of your eye.
In eyes with normal vision, the cornea bends (refracts) light precisely onto the retina at the back of the eye. But with nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia) or astigmatism, the light is bent incorrectly, resulting in blurred vision.
During LASIK surgery, a special type of cutting laser is used to precisely change the shape of the dome-shaped clear tissue at the front of your eyes (cornea) to improve vision.
Glasses or contact lenses can correct vision, but reshaping the cornea itself also will provide the necessary refraction.
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[@ConsensusX]

I'll just stick to wearing glasses

[@ConsensusX]

@maciekk08 Lol, 10 years later, you brought me back to this video! I'm still wearing glasses btw.

[@moved2937]

@@ConsensusX oop-

[@bsrikkanth1428]

@@ConsensusX how old are u now

[@ConsensusX]

​@@bsrikkanth1428 I was barely a teenager back then. I'm in my 20s now, haha.

[@Entity0427]

What's the power of your eye sight

[@brighto8869]

Literally how far the modern technology has gone and how promising today's eye surgeries are I'm sure in near future there are gonna be even better and safer surgeries than today It's amazing

[@gabanrifa1769]

Y los chinos también tienen tecnología qk México no uu mexicoo

[@edgarlim21]

But this was 12 years ago

[@jd35711]

to paraphrase bill burr: "this is great - i wish i'd gotten LASIK ten years ago!" 'no you don't'

[@IAmSteveRogers]

In future your kids will hope for more safer surgeries in their future

[@GuitarOfTime0116]

God i love how this comment is so fucking cheery and upbeat.

[@anshulagarwal3348]

I recently went through lasik and believe me it's a blessing to mankind. There is zero pain, you will get vision right after surgery. I started wearing glasses only at an early age of 7 and I recently went through lasik at age of 24. I'm so so happy after it.

[@tejasrigeddam9085]

Is it not painful? I want to go for it but worried about pain

[@rishi_1003]

@@tejasrigeddam9085 Did you really think they would cut open your iris and burn your eyes with laser without anaesthesia? Of course there is no pain, you'll only feel uncomfortable for like two weeks max, but that feeling is just incomparable to having perfect vision and not waking up and seeing nothing the first thing in the morning

[@tejasrigeddam9085]

@@rishi_1003 okay. Thank you

[@nidsiscorpio8206]

charges maximum?

[@rlobgaming3773]

Is the vision permanent? Or it will fade after 40 or 50s

[@saraphanar6507]

I did this operation 2 years ago for both eyes, and it took less than 15 min and was totally painless. I didn't feel any discomfort. My vision is good again ever since. I'm so glad to live in times when such medicine is available to simple people 👁️👁️👏

[@famouschannel5240]

Please tell me after surgery how many months it will take not to dry of your eyes

[@saraphanar6507]

@@famouschannel5240 what do you mean "not to dry"? If you mean any eye dryness then there's no such at all. But of course it may vary from person to person

[@suryayt4943]

How much it costs? For both eyes

[@SoniKumari-hu8ff]

Which hospital plz tell me

[@saraphanar6507]

@@SoniKumari-hu8ff I did the surgery in Russia.

[@LOLITANOIR]

Help, I can't stop binging on surgery videos

[@yunafarhan]

Same

[@RayanfhoulaBR]

i don't even like this why i keep watching

[@kittypeanut4102]

Same

[@mile3270]

SAME

[@strangesmilingguy3322]

Same

[@1982patriot]

I had this done. I see better than I ever did with glasses. It was a good choice. The procedure itself doesn't hurt at all...make sure you take your pain pills when it's over though...good god

[@theabominator2152]

me too

[@kpopscenario1406]

👋

[@Neha-gu4nb]

Behosh krke ni krte ye???

[@dyaland3709]

Good if it doesn't in the process, but I think I'll continue using glasses and contact lents for now👍🏼

[@nafeuniha3378]

@@Neha-gu4nb Pata nahe.. 😖😖Buhut pain hota hoga

[@mreduardos2894]

This happened to me once when I fell asleep first on a sleepover

[@SleepyPlushy]

I feel bad

[@binayakthakur5122]

Rookie mistake

[@v.adeshbhageloe7523]

@@binayakthakur5122 indeed

[@bhasuda]

Noobs

[@trash_guitarist9379]

Someone cut open your eye?

[@biapinder]

I just don't get why such a good surgery like this one can't be covered by any insurance if it can help and change so many people's lives.

[@gevanni]

we live in a money hungry world

[@eualexdouglas]

Here in Brazil we have It, It's R$300, less Than $70. You Just have tô do an exam that is R$400, around $80 or less.

[@Blehblehblehhowlongwillthisgo-]

Because it's kind of cosmetic surgery

[@vakuArt]

@@Blehblehblehhowlongwillthisgo- how is it cosmetic surgery??? Wearing glasses/contacts can be such a pain, you can't do certain sports, they cost lots usually, and you have to pay extra for ensurance, just because you have different genetics or proportions than others...

[@Blehblehblehhowlongwillthisgo-]

@@vakuArt because it is not medically necessary, in the end refractive eye surgery is done to take away the use of eyeglasses and contacts. refractive eye surgeries arent always safe, and a lot of times doctors underplay the risks of it.

[@TosePTT]

I've done Lasik about 3-4 days ago. I see crystal clear and Im too happy.There was no pain at all .The best money I've ever spent :D

[@erwinkurniawan55]

Tose Mkd after it your vision become 20/20 forever? did it can help minus and cylinder?

[@buzzleafshorts]

How much money you spend on it ?

[@pokejammerz]

My buddy spent over 75000 dollars for it, but he says way worth it

[@gyalking]

@@pokejammerz yeah ima stick with my glasses 😂

[@harshkondhalkar5324]

@@buzzleafshorts with e2221 वरती बुद्ध भजी

[@huffenpuffen6436]

This just make me grateful that I have good eyes

[@Anonymous-jq6yy]

S a m e

[@getnoob2717]

same and I will forever be grateful

[@4CHAMUKA]

I don't- :")

[@huffenpuffen6436]

So you got blech

[@4CHAMUKA]

@@_o1091 What are spectacles -?

[@TheDJMeyer85]

Just had this done today. The first two hours were extremely uncomfortable (felt like a severely scratched cornea and burned bad) but after the two hours it literally started feeling better and by evening my eyes felt fairly normal with great vision

[@mikami9921]

​@tradde11is the surgery iself painful?

[@mikami9921]

@tradde11 Thank you very much, I have -8.5 D of myopia, and I think it's time to get it done. Life would be way more enjoyable without these glasses.

[@mikami9921]

@tradde11 hahahahaha, at least you got the far distance. That's what matters. When growing up, everyone will have a close distance problem. I just want to do the operation, so I can move freely when doing sports. I also want to feel the breeze of the wind through my eyes when I run in the forest. I am sure life would be much better without these glasses. At the end of the day, I can't complain too much. There are people who can't see, people without legs, arms, and the list goes on.

[@mikami9921]

@tradde11 yeahh you're right. When I also do any kind of activity, they fog up (when doing sports), plus they keep falling. You just motivated me even more to do the operation🫡🙏

[@davemiller4089]

22 years later, and I'm still good! Was one of the first ones to get it done, apparently...

[@davidwarner245]

Will you recommend this to a 20 yrs old?

[@davemiller4089]

@@davidwarner245 absolutely, I would. Once the individual is over 55, I would recommend caution though...

[@iamnisc]

​@@davemiller4089I'm 19 and I've -4, does this surgery last forever or should I continue using glasses? Is there any chance if me going losing my vision later or during surgery?

[@davemiller4089]

@H20 I am not a doctor, and can only comment on my own situation. I did the research, and the statistics were worth the risk (to me). I did need LASIK correction a few years ago, but that was due to being older, and I went to "mono vision". That's where they correct only one eye; one can see distance and the other close up. Mono vision eliminates the need for bifocals, and it has been terrific. You should do the research and have a doctor see if you are a good candidate. My two cents, anyhow! Good luck with your decision - if it were me, I would do it all over again.

[@davemiller4089]

@@davidwarner245 I would, for sure.

[@MegaClamjam]

it still hurts. my mom hates any kind of drug but after this she said there was no way to go through it without them.

[@ID_e_OFFC]

hey does it still hurt after 8 years

[@clyde3769]

@@ID_e_OFFC LMAO quality question.

[@zzzdee1980]

@@ID_e_OFFC This guy asking the real question 👍🏻👌🏻 I'm curious too

[@MoodyBootsPSN]

@@ID_e_OFFC it hurts for about 3-4 hours after surgery. Taking pain killers helps. You’re totally fine after that!

[@emaneman8944]

Is lasik operate is not good??? Plz ans

[@AiraCamille]

I was with my then bf when he tried lasik in 2017. It was really great. At our first visit, they put something to his eyes that made him feel so uncomfortable and his eyes were watering this took for like 15-20 mins. The next few days he was scheduled for the surgery. Very fast surgery only like less than 30 mins then he was out of the room but he needs to wear sunglasses for one week. He is not allowed to look in the sun, or any light directly without glasses even at work he goes there wearing sunglasses. Good bye glasses he is now seeing crystal clear. Last time I msg him he is still ok 4 yrs after the surgery. We were at LASIK eye clinic in Dubai,UAE

[@diveshmittal5091]

You are cheating on your husband 😂🤣

[@AiraCamille]

@@diveshmittal5091 I am widowed.

[@niks418]

@@AiraCamille love you

[@unbeatengamer755]

did it hurt after the surgery?

[@diveshmittal5091]

@@AiraCamilleohh pardon me .

[@jongxina3595]

I had this surgery 3 years ago. Life changing surgery as I see crystal clear now 👍

[@Temuhaul.24]

Does it hurt a lot during the surgery?

[@jongxina3595]

@@Temuhaul.24 Not at all. No pain. Its post surgery that is annoying cuz I did get dry eyes for few days.

[@Temuhaul.24]

Thank you, i was just curious. It's seem a little bit pianful😅

[@jongxina3595]

@@Temuhaul.24 They give u anesthetic eye drops so the cut doesnt hurt.

[@Temuhaul.24]

@@jongxina3595 Got it, thank you so much ❤️

[@evanparent07]

I have sensitive eyes. I had this operation done in August 2022. The eye drops stung quite a bit for the first week. Make sure you have someone you trust to be there for you after the appointment to help with picking up prescription, help with transport and make sure you don't rub your eyes.

[@penmog8819]

Everyone watching this: my eye feels weird And why is that type of music playing

[@My03Tundra]

It’s on loan from Pornhub.

[@Potaaatooo01]

@@My03Tundra tf

[@golukepapacomedy2mviews1ho97]

..*.zz.Izzy.zzz.zyzzyva.....,z

[@brahimachtouk5800]

@@My03Tundra .

[@brahimachtouk5800]

@@janayasser1853ج

[@saad3772]

The animation itself gives me pain

[@eduardopacheco1591]

Me too.

[@nidhinidhi6882]

344433jjkj

[@liztheclown-5568]

Same

[@sakshimittal7657]

It's painless

[@sakshimittal7657]

@@Miaweolla no my mom undergone this procedure , she didn't feel any pain

[@_aryan]

I don't want to scare you guys but please read this carefully. A friend of mine had this surgery in 2019, and everything was perfect. The surgery went well, he got 6/6 vision and was very happy. After 5 days, his left eye hurt as if someone was pouring hot liquid straight into his eyes. He rushed to the doctor immediately and thankfully, he's alright now. I know that 99% of the people don't have any problem, but this one case really scared the hell outta me and I decided NOT to get the surgery.

[@Disvoidal]

So what happened was your friend got surgery and then had a complication, which was then dealt with?

[@_aryan]

@@Disvoidal yeah exactly.. He's fine now.

[@sachinm1882]

wtf why is it 6/6? 👁️👄👁️

[@binduseeram5268]

But it's diff for everyone ....for some it hurts alot and for some it doesn't, eventhough it hurts it lasts for a week Max and then you'll be good to go

[@xninja2369]

Um i only have 0.75 in one eyes So i think it's not worth it

[@elliott_hunter0510]

I can’t even touch my eyes to use contacts but I need this surgery. Just to be able to wake up and not have to put on glasses or go put in contacts must be amazing

[@Thukai-Operater]

I wish whoever has the weak eye sight wil get good treatment

[@sciencestudent1373]

It's me

[@Tanvee]

The only thing that freaks me out is that you can see everything happening. You can see them cutting it and the laser going in.

[@user-go7ir3hc9g]

Yes, you are awake during the procedure, because your cooperation is needed to complete the surgery. I have no problem with that since I got it done last month.

[@bavi222]

Actually, it will be quite blur. So the only thing you can see is the light.

[@spark2490]

陈子深 Please tell me is it painful Hell no I'm not doing this surgery

[@pankajbhurtel536]

Tanvee i love you my love

[@rishavdeka]

How much money this surgery takes

[@santoshed]

I had very thick glasses. Got Lasik done 12years back. Since then I have been having a perfect vision.

[@mahamamir9892]

Hello, just wanted to know if you have had any complications?

[@santoshed]

@@mahamamir9892 hi friend, I didn't have any kind of complications. All went well and still doing good. Consult doctors and see if you are fit to undergo lasik

[@kadeejashafeek5282]

What was your eye power? Mine is -8... thicker than that?

[@santoshed]

@@kadeejashafeek5282 mine was -7.5 and -6.5

[@r.m4178]

​@@santoshedfrom where you do this surgery? And doctor name please

[@kevinjung4797]

They gave me a valium before my surgery and it really calmed me down. It was painless and the doctor was just coaching me and walking me through what was happening. Was it the most terrifying thing ive ever done? Yea. Your last images are them shooting a laser into your eye and it goes dark. You are blind for about an hour before you see some light but youre supposed to keep your eyes closed for a couple of days. They have dark glasses to help with the bright lights. All in all, worth it.

[@volume5040]

Dark for an hour?!

[@jmazz85786]

What’s actually terrifying isn’t the surgery but a lifetime of horrible complications.

[@fakebread2073]

Thanks now i can do this myself at home.

[@freshyeet4144]

😂😂😂

[@aryanbansal5000]

👍👍

[@kshilpa9726]

Please don't do at home yourself plz this surgery with doctor

[@Nobody1991]

Please don't do this in home. Go to the garden 😐

[@priyankaramesh7423]

Good luck🤣🤣

[@jock10171017]

@SasukeIsPwnage You don't need to blink because we put lubricating drops in your eye so they dont dry out. Your natural reflex to blink goes away after the local anaesthetic because it numbs the eye. If you're claustrophobic or really concerned, you can also have a sedative and will probably sleep through the whole thing anyway!

[@littleuniverse1430]

Yeah

[@mouhammedbrik3471]

What if the eye sight test that you do before the surgery was not accurate ? Will this worsen your eye sight after the finishing the surgery ?

[@nenep1872]

So you can be put to sleep??

[@alght7781]

10 y ago

[@cindyleasure6901]

Had both eyes done in 2000. Distance vision still perfect and use glasses to read !

[@ryanfrizzell736]

This is a very neat medical animation. It’s much appreciated.

[@adeojeaabdulafeez]

If you don't mind I can help you to get more better than this

[@Sarvoth]

Guys, there is no pain during the procedure. Looking at it from this perspective is also not how you will be looking at it from the patient perspective. Yes, it looks scary and painful, but it isn't. You get numbing drops in your eye that numb your eye, you don't feel a thing. The only sensations you will feel are "ticklish" sensations from your doctor as he or she uses a sponge tool to soak up some of the liquid that their other tool puts in your eye.

[@tigerdanny7296]

Hey. Does your eyes starts getting bad after a few years? Like if u use too much mobilephone or too much tv. Does the eyes like start to go bad again just like our natural eyes did.

[@Sarvoth]

@@tigerdanny7296 i made this comment 10 years ago lol, funny. Actually after about 5 years after my surgery I had to get glasses again. The reason is because, my eyes, were not done growing yet. Your eyes can continue to change shape into your 20s, so you should really only get lasik after a number of years of no change in prescription. Unfortunately, not all the lasik places tell you this, they will offer things like corrective procedures for free sometimes. Basically, I don't think its true your eye sight will get worse from too much tv or mobilephone, however, I do think it is possible that your eye sight can worsen because lasik was done before your eyes are done changing.

[@tigerdanny7296]

@@Sarvoth hahahaha 10 years ago i was 11 lmao. What would u suggest should i get lasik done at 21. My eye sights are'nt even that worse. They are normal (-)1.75 both eyes.

[@killman369547]

Had this done years ago. It was very hard keeping my eyes still enough for it. Also this video does not show the WW2 era anti-air searchlights they shine in your eyes while it's being done.

[@LiLy-ic9vp]

Don't they use eye numbing drops so your eyes can't move ?

[@tifiyn640]

When u fall asleep first at the sleepover:

[@Eluran9]

Rookie mistake

[@Sniper18089]

What is it mean? Everyone comments the same.. Plz reply

[@shag5791]

@@Sniper18089the boys pull a prank on you while your asleep

[@indisane]

I got my LASIK done in 2014 October. I had -5 in both eyes. It was not difficult but believe me I can swim , run in the morning, glasses were restricting me

[@fl233d0m]

I didn't know that cornea keeps us from shooting laser in our eyes like superman.

[@muichirotokito9246]

Imagine being the first person to be operated on.

[@bharatikumari525]

THE HORROR-

[@mooli6368]

I got this surgery done less than 24 hours ago. I just wanna say it is worth it. I panicked during the surgery and that made things harder for me and the doctor but overall the hard part of the recovery was done in 2 hours exactly by 4 hours I was feeling much better with some discomfort pressure like feeling behind the eyes as if I cried but my vision was better. Now it’s been around 19 hours and my vision is great my eyes are obviously still reddish and swollen but that’s normal, and I’m left with mild discomfort I don’t need even painkillers or nothing. It’s worth it.

[@Cornzzzzzoffical]

When you fall asleep first at the party

[@shereenkhan8952]

Final destination 5 traumatized me way before watching this clip. Lol

[@shellcracker18]

I had it done 12 years ago! Changed my life for the better

[@Dark-wc4pu]

R u still ablw to see clearly? How about any side effects?

[@shellcracker18]

@@Dark-wc4pu super clear and no issues

[@knowurself4999]

How much does it cost

[@tushar4252]

@@knowurself4999 approx 30000₹

[@knowurself4999]

@@tushar4252 thanks

[@englishcorner...8659]

I have got it done successfully 15 years back and that marks two eras in my life.... It was when I was 19 years old...and now I am 35..no worries...

[@rauldhruva2372]

I just had this operation yesterday and I cannot explain how accurate it is… you need strong will to get through this for sure

[@javeriayasin6808]

After surgery u wear glasses.??

[@rauldhruva2372]

@@javeriayasin6808 just eye protection glasses for 20 days..but nothing after that..vision is crystal clear

[@Amerra]

thanks for watching!

[@adeojeaabdulafeez]

​@@rauldhruva2372 sir, what is the name of the hospital you go and operate it

[@priyanka..9241]

What was the average cost?

[@muhammadaqibkhan5514]

Done with femto lasik two days back, earlier my eyesight was -4.0. I've got my 6/6 vision within 24 hrs, slight blurry episodes are there but hopefully will get better with time, Alhamdulillah no other complications at all. Pain, tears, irritation, and discomfort etc started 30-45 minutes after surgery and lasted for 5 hrs and thereafter everything was fine. Femto lasik is much safer than lasik or PRK. Recommended (Anyone having any questions related to surgery may ask please)

[@mahnoorkhan5145]

From which hospital did you get your surgery done???

[@muhammadaqibkhan5514]

@@mahnoorkhan5145 Military Hospital Rwp

[@cocvillage5283]

In my country we have latest methode , relex smile of carl zeiss meditec .... Only for 2,650 usd a pair

[@muhammadaqibkhan5514]

@@cocvillage5283 yes Smile is a very good procedure.. but 2650 usd is way too much. In our country you'll get Lasik in 700-800 usd only.

[@shanzamalik4785]

Kiya expenses ay isk total?

[@vscreations8823]

Do not worry ...surgery only looks complicated and dangerous but it's so smooth....done 15 days ago ☺️

[@xld59sumedhkonde19]

Cost??

[@hinaasghar5717]

@@xld59sumedhkonde19 70k to 1 lac

[@vscreations8823]

@@xld59sumedhkonde19 depends on what type of surgery you opt for...but it lies between 50k-100k My expense was 65k in chhatisgarh, India & its Contoura Vision

[@Musicinhindi]

@@vscreations8823 bhai aapka pahle ka vision kya tha ab kya hai without glasses

[@vscreations8823]

@@Musicinhindi pehle ka vision : right eye me -9 & left me -8.5 aur ab 0 hai , 6/6 ki vision hai ....mtlb mujhe spects ni lagana pdta

[@PENGUINGIRL1210]

Which is worse Being awake the entire time this is going on Or cleaning your glasses 500 times a day and they’re still not clean

[@Angel-wi5pu]

In middle school our science teacher had this procedure done and brought in the video to show us. Pretty cool of her now that I think of it.

[@mikeflo559]

Doctor: Alright we just lift a flap from your cornea, now your free to go.

[@glb5099]

Структура глаза позволяет не накладывать швы

[@scooby143]

The eye was seeing the tool terrifically 🤣

[@shubhamsharma-pc7fe]

When you're first one to fall asleep at a sleepover (rookie mistake)

[@idawnapollo4710]

Scary how far medical technology has improved bro

[@peenutsbutter6379]

0:04 it scare me

[@HSsultanwind]

Don't worry it's necessary to stop eye movements

[@nataliemathis1750]

Ok I think I’m the only person that finds these satisfying 🤣

[@alicee1412]

Yeahhh same

[@jellycultonshorts2789]

Sameeeee

[@dispohimself]

Nope

[@RebeI01]

How?

[@Tobi_Uxhiha]

*A*

[@christianbor5]

That’s might be a hard choice. The first option is that you will wear glasses for the rest of your life. The second option is that you will have surgery, but you will feel the whole experience when you get an incision in your eye. But obviously, I’d choose the second one. 15 minutes and you’re all done. Enjoy the perfect vision for the rest of your life and forget about the glasses/lenses. P. S. The operation doesn’t last for 15 minutes. It is actually about 1.5 min or so (for each eye). And also you have an anesthesia.

[@gulalikhan230]

I went through this surgery, it hurt me much that time. Later after surgery i was ok but during that, gave me much pain

[@godhelpstopfap9304]

How bad was the pain? So unbearable that you wished you hadn't taken the surgery?

[@black_panKate]

I'm the person with -6 and it scaries me a lot, cause one day I'll have to do it....

[@user666xx]

Same..

[@joelmiller3174]

Had this done in 2003. Can't drive well at night because of halos and vision is sometimes blurry because of folds in my cornea due to the procedure. Hopefully it has progressed since then.

[@user-yl8pj4gd2l]

2003 में आपका eye power कितना था।

[@joelmiller3174]

@@user-yl8pj4gd2l What?

[@dediamkaming]

For a 12 year old video, the graphics are quite impressive until now.

[@lakshmiamruthayechuri4005]

I know and i thought it was a recent one

[@thebeastguy0714]

Thanks for the diy tutorial

[@soundaryasri6693]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@thebeastguy0714]

@simom le they show the materials needed and how to do it

[@gosanxi9108]

Now i can do it my self at home

[@barelynoticeable3384]

@@gosanxi9108 nooooo bro you are going to mess up

[@ddtg8687]

Phlnset

[@djairon1986]

Hi. I got Lasik -surgery yesterday. The whole "operation" took about 15 minutes total. I didnt feel any pain except when the doctor cut in my eye. Today i can see almost perfect! :) I tried to get some sleep just after the sugery, but it was difficult. A few hours later it was it was no problem to go to sleep. :). Im gonna have dry eyes for about a week, but its worth it ! Expensive to do this in Norway though! almost 5600 $. But I dont regret.

[@cocvillage5283]

Just about 1,400 usd a pair

[@manishsamant7976]

In india its 1100-1300 dollars

[@bread2951]

@@manishsamant7976 Which state?

[@faiz101]

@@bread2951 I got it done in 2016 at Centre for sight, Agra, UP. at Rs 25000.( around $400). There are better options available now than lasik in Delhi which costs around similar.

[@bread2951]

@@faiz101 Thanks

[@tjxbk_seo]

When you fell asleep first at the sleepover

[@bubek9434]

Why are such old videos appearing in the recommendation only now?

[@user-xy4hj4bd6y]

これを最初に受けようと思った人マジで勇気すごい

[@p020z5]

I agree

[@lakshaykochhar6799]

Oh I definitely agree.

[@hypersonictristan9341]

might need this for my astigmatism.. wish me luck if i do need lasik

[@moinalimoinali4977]

Splendid job by surgeon 🙌🙌👌

[@brettbarnett3465]

I want to have this done but I’m beyond scared shitless something will go catastrophically wrong and I’ll lose my eyesight. I could be completely paralyzed from the neck down but as long as I can see, I’ll manage. Going blind is my absolute worst fear.

[@Amerra]

Thanks for watching! Hopeful you find what might be best for you.

[@marlamohede964]

thanks for the tutorial now i can do it by myself at home

[@nimrodkaran5188]

Good luck

[@blue_moon1_1]

😂😂😂😂

[@xyc634]

When u are the First one to sleep in the sleepover (rookie mistake)

[@ded3180]

Thank you man I was just wondering what should I do but you changed my life I'll choose to wear a glass rather than this surgery stuff 😵😵

[@users-hana_recipes]

It's more safer and this technique is so much developed now .. 12 years later

[@yangler9935]

POV: you fell asleep first at the sleep over (rookie mistake)

[@AlexAndR01]

my parrents thoght that I couldnt see clearly but the doctor comfirmed that I can see verry clearly so it made me happy :) that's why I use to help my dad when he canot read sth

[@efenty6235]

i get that your dad can't read very well, but you should still get _someone_ to proofread your comments

[@emilyattard7344]

OMG ME TO MY DAD CANT SEE THAT WELL

[@BenDover-dp5qd]

Ok

[@pupeldregon8105]

Watching this makes me want to close my eyes.

[@josevstuff7308]

POV: you fell asleep first at the sleepover (rookie mistake)

[@chanhoonbb3271]

my timeline is so messed up i thought this is one of those "she fell asleep first at sleepover pov" meme

[@MrAbilash11]

this makes it look so much simpler!

[@jeremymikhaelcogan7639]

1 minutes of surgery, very nice

[@zurisfunreview9751]

POV: you were the first to fall asleep at the sleepovers

[@cookieman96]

POV: u slept first at the sleepover

[@Hercules369]

Doesn't the cornea move around after the procedure? Is an adhesive like solution administered to keep the cornea in place until it heals?

[@manishsamant7976]

Cornea heals fast

[@XV_0]

that one friend who fell asleep first:

[@stephenscharenborg3565]

Tysm for the tutorial😊😊

[@Concavinator]

I remember my last sleepover were I did this to my good friend, he was the first to fall asleep so I had no other choice but to preform this. 10/10 would do again.

[@pcmatt9831]

Keep doing it til you are blind

[@Concavinator]

@@pcmatt9831 Will do!

[@aviraljha2119]

When you sleep first at a sleepover.

[@guy1688]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@brix_max]

POV: You fell asleep first at the sleepover

[@taifer]

@BlakeGoodwell so after 6-8 years of having lasik you steel have chance for your cornea to heal ?

[@4KgamingGuy]

When you slept first on friends house sleepover party

[@justarandompersonwhofindsj1223]

When you are the first one to sleep at a sleepover:

[@TheEnchatedIronaxienAxeth]

POV : you’re the first one that slept during a sleepover *(rookie mistake)*

[@angrykid3966]

Me: *not a real sad giyuu but still feel nothing Inosuke: *WHAT WHE HELL IS THIS SH-*

[@andrqi]

HAHA

[@jayepride98]

Yo I'm sorry, is this a Demon Slayer RP....KZbin account?? Have I slipped into an alternate dimension?

[@survivoroo1088]

@@jayepride98 Bro same I was so confused when I heard the best character Inosuke mentioned.

[@ahmadsaleem9203]

Hey what about the covering? Why dont we fix it

[@yunafarhan]

Ikr what the cornea fall into our eyes

[@vic-tek7190]

Had this yesterday. Looks scary but thanks to the drops and a small pill they gave me ahead, I Didn't feel a thing. Now I went from seeing 2% to 100%! Definitely worth it!

[@sgrsoni44]

I love my glasses even more after watching this.

[@deepakdeval1723]

I don't know why ppl are so afraid of this. It isn't bad at all. Plus the relief from specs. It's been 14 years since I got it done and no issues so far.

[@lmbergamini]

Side effects might be complicated. Some people get permanent dry eyes, which is in my opinion far worse than being shortsighted. After this surgery I had dry eyes for almost one year. If it didn't got better I would have bitterly regretted going through this procedure. It's awesome having a 40/40 vision, but I totally understand why people are afraid. It's usually super safe, but never risk free.

[@deepakdeval1723]

@@lmbergamini Nothing in risk free. Even sitting at your home and couch playing PS isnt totally risk free. Jokes apart, I got it done 14 years ago, I'm sure technology has advanced sonce then and these rare shortcomings can be taken care of.

[@ifrasiddiqua5238]

@@deepakdeval1723 what was your power before you got it done

[@deepakdeval1723]

@@ifrasiddiqua5238 I think it was 4.5 or something. Dont remember much honestly as it's been too long.

[@stxfdt1240]

@@deepakdeval1723 where did you get it done

[@shivanshdev2495]

Who else is thinking of making a " when you sleep first in a sleepover first" meme?

[@shunstorm]

Was about to comment that reference 🤣🤣🤣

[@blockofcheese9936]

I like how this gets recommended to me right after my professor announced that class is canceled because he just got this surgery

[@lwwwwl]

10年以上前にしたけど　今でも快適です。

[@deqod4949]

How does it heal? and can you expose it to light directly after this?

[@haunterv8583]

No you have to get atleast 2 weeks of rest and have to wear sunglasses, you are not allowed to look at the sun and any light's directly After this all you can expose or whatever like a normal person

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

I cannot imagine my eyelids being forcefully held open by that.

[@tranquility9325]

Me either nor staying calm while they do it.

[@pramodrewale3499]

I hav done this surgery and watching this video with clear vision 😊

[@muniyappanmuniyappan2182]

After doing surgery many days later if ur overusing mobile ,does the refractive error occur?

[@Grzybo93]

It's not that bad. I had femto lasik (flap is cut with a laser, not with a special knife) and the worst part was the smell of burned tissue, when the laser was working. However I'm 20/20 now and ain't coming back to glasses anytime soon lol

[@cocvillage5283]

How much your bills ?

[@Grzybo93]

@@cocvillage5283 Around 3k USD

[@cocvillage5283]

@@Grzybo93 a decent figures 😌 totally worthed than stuck with glasses and contact lens , right ?

[@Grzybo93]

@@cocvillage5283 100% worth it

[@bottlesoda1389]

@@Grzybo93 awesome for u! But as u said, do u by chance, require glasses even after Lasik? I thought Lasik is permanent..