Vision problems used to mean lifetime of wearing glasses or contacts, but decades of technological and medical advancements led to the development of LASIK surgery in the 1990s. Patients choose LASIK hoping to correct problems including nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Most surgical complications resolve within few weeks, but some can be severe and long-term; they range from blurry vision and light sensitivity to macular holes and blindness. They often have eye conditions, like thin or cone-shaped corneas, that should have disqualified them as candidates for LASIK.
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