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Is Refractive Surgery For You?

You might consider refractive surgery if you wish to decrease your dependence on glasses or contact lenses, are free of eye disease, can accept the inherent risks and side effects of the procedure, and have the appropriate refractive error.While refractive surgery does offer some people an alternative to dependence on glasses or contact lenses, it is not for everyone. You may not be a good candidate for refractive surgery is you are generally happy and comfortable with your current glasses or contacts and you are not willing to accept the somewhat variable outcome of currently available procedures. Even after refractive surgery, some people still need to wear glasses or contacts in some situations.Surgery, contacts and glasses each have their benefits and drawbacks. The best method of correcting your vision should be decided after a thorough examination and discussion with your ophthalmologist.

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