If you are nearsighted, is it really a good idea to have surgery?··
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More and more people are becoming nearsighted these days. Is it really worth having surgery? Are there any insights from those who have experience?
It’s really hard to say what the risks are; first of all, your myopia degree needs to be high enough for the surgery to be possible Some people manage to do well after the surgery; others regain their previous vision within less than a year, or even achieve an even better visual acuity. Although the risks associated with the surgery are not high, it seems that people are worried about the risk of retinal detachment as they get older. There are many friends around me who have had the surgery and are still doing well, but many others are still hesitant to undergo it
Anyway, the doctors who perform surgeries all wear glasses
Hehe, even Bill Gates wears glasses – does he really lack a few thousand dollars? They haven’t even had surgery yet; why are you in such a hurry?
Hehe, it’s true indeed, but women’s thoughts are never rational.
I really wanted to do it, but I held back. Let technology develop rapidly! ! Let me get away from the four-eyed guy
I really wanted to do it, but I held back. Let technology develop rapidly! ! Let me get away from the four-eyed guy
It is said that the risks are quite high, and good care is needed after recovery!
I really want to do it, but I don’t have time
Reply to 5# cqfblue: It’s not ugly for girls to wear glasses; what on earth is everyone thinking? Can’t understand.
Not everyone is suitable for it; one must be cautious.