I'm gonna be bunt with my experience... I had Lasik about 6 months ago at Lasik Plus with mixed results. I had a +2.00 in left eye and +3.00 with an astigmatism in the right eye prior to surgery. I was farsighted. Post op, I can see some things close better than before without my glasses, but most things far are still very fuzzy like before. Nothing like when I used to wear my glasses. The Lasik Plus doctor has "assured me" that the flap is healing very well and my vision in the office is hovering around 20/20. I have also had very dry eyes, so they did temp duct plugs which seemed to help, but not with the vision. It might take some extra time. Who knows. However, I did have a discussion with the doctor about "enhancement". He explained the how it works. That being said, I have made it very clear to the doctor that if the end result after the the 12 month mark is a remaining refractive error, then I will opt to not have an enhancement and return to my optometrist (close family friend who is NOT in favor of enhancement) who will just put me back in glasses and monitor for ectasia and other corneal issues that could occur post Lasik. What a fucking mess...
I had my lasek surgery 7th October, the first two days were painful for me. Make sure that you have somebody to help you for the two - three days. My eyes aren't quite 20/20, I had a check up 2 days ago, and I am driving standard, which is progress. I chose not to get lasik, because of the 'halos' described. The first three days, I just lay in bed and listened to the TV without opening my eyes. If anyone is thinking about getting it done, you won't regret it :-)
Testimonials like this are what's needed for me to make a decision concerning my surgery. The critical point is to make a video every year and keep documenting ALL of your eye health details. So, I hope to see more.
Khaldor, just wanted to take a sec and say congrats man. Not just on the eye surgery, but your overall well being. Youre an inspiration to alot of people, because you are doing exactly what you love to do, and it shows with your incredibly positive attitude. Keep it up and thanks for sharing your life with us. .
@@samuelgillard2196 I’m having no problems and it didn’t hurt as much as I thought it would. The sight isn’t 100 yet because it takes like 4-6 months to stabilize and be fully developed. But I don’t use Glases no more, so I’m happy I did the procedure. Good luck bro 💪🏻💯
@@Khaldor Hello. Thank you for the video. Did your vision get better after the video? I got lasek surgery in the same center 2 months ago, but my left eye vision is blurry as has gotten worst since 1 month and half ago, I am not happy with the results so far :(
@@Khaldor Hello, brother. I'm in Mexico City and I just got my LASEK surgery yesterday. In your experience, how many days did you have to wait for you to get a clear vision and do things like driving?
I also had wavefront lasek done last year, very satisfied with the results had about -3 in each eye with mild astigmatism too and now I’m 20/15 each eye no astigmatism. The only thing I experienced was occasional floaters in very bright sunlight for the first few months but they’ve kind of gone away now after 1 year. If you follow the aftercare protocol very well it should work out well in the end.
People asking about drops, you get fresher drops for when your eyes feel dry. Two kinds of other drops, one which is steroid eye drops. You take the first one for four times a day for a week. And the steroid drops the next, four times a day for first week and twice a day for the next. Each surgeon will advice different. But since my surgery I've have not developed dry eyes, and I don't need my fresher drops.
Your vision will continue to change for as long as 3 months after the surgery, after that point typically the only thing you should notice is re-learning how to quickly focus your eyes from a near point to a far point, it's up to you to learn this. This has been my experience anyways. Went from -4.75 and -5 to 20/15 in both eyes by the way, No problems, couldn't be happier.
@@sovcat8671 pretty quickly noticed that my night vision is worse and the glare of oncoming traffic at night is way worse. I used to have notably good night vision and now it's notably bad. Noticed chronic dry eyes at 5 years and vision has deteriorated since then. I still don't need correction to drive but if i don't put drops several times a day my vision is worse and eyes are uncomfortable. My twin sister had the same lasik at the same clinic and still has excellent vision and no dry eyes, my vision was worse and i was sensitive to dust to start so probably that's relevant. I'm not sure if I regret or not. I used to have excellent near vision, before lasik it felt like when I took off my glasses I had magnifying lense vision. Now I don't have that, now everything is mediocre.
Man thanks for the info it's been 4 days since i had lasek mono surgery. so now im just being patient with the process and go from there... My eyes are blurry..
Thanks for asking Its going on three months and my eyes are worst then they was before I had surgery. I can't see up close or distance it's blurry. Was you able to see near and distance after surgery. Any advice . Thanks.!
Wow it cost you $1500 for both eyes in Korea? I literally just went for a Lasek eye consultation and I was quoted $5586 USD (£4490 UK) that's for -2.0 and - 2.75 astigmatism. I'm definitely going to take the free holiday in Korea or Japan. Really thanks for this. I'll look into this much further, lower costs to an even higher standard than the UK.
@@Khaldor Just wondering... When you travelled to Korea for your treatment... Were there any issue in the aircraft travelling back? Is there a minimum number of days to wait before flying?
In Bogota, Colombia is even cheaper, I had lasek surgery for $US 500 for both eyes with miopia (-5.00) & astigmatism. It is completely professional with machines of last technology. My vision is 20/20. You'll find safe places to stay & of course the country is not like the news. I have never been robbed & the infrastructure is modern. The food, restaurants & hotels are very cheap too with very high quality.
Useful video, I'm having Lasek today to top up my vision following cataract surgery last September. My eye surgeon has had Lasek performed on himself and he said it hurt a lot for three days but for some people it is much less painful. At risk of getting abuse, if people are going to quote statistics please also quote the source because otherwise it just looks like you heard it in a bar somewhere. Thanks for posting and hope your vision stays good for the long term (though you will almost certainly need reading glasses once you become an old git like me).
Give any source that doesnt show lasik in 1 out of 5 patients causes serious eye injuries. A recent Dr Oz investigation confirmed this with data provided by the FDA. Manufacturers also provide data showing poor results longterm. Its pretty obvious mr. Smith that either you are permanently inclined to stay in the dark about your own health and safety or possibly you are a lasik official providing false comments to promote industry interests. Also it does question your motives and honesty if you claim to have no access to alternative sources of news when just to the right theres hundreds of horror stories and serious news articles on the dangers and the scam nature of lasik.
Thank you for your feedback. I'm pleased to report that a week after Lasek my eyes are recovering well. In the end the thing that gave me confidence was that my eye surgeon had the procedure performed on himself after decades of doing it on other people. Having said that I was a very happy contact lens wearer until I developed cataracts and would not have considered any surgery until then (I had lentis mplus multifocal lenses implanted last September and the laser treatment is to fine tune the distance vision). I am of the view that if I could see fine with glasses and contact lenses I would definitely have left my eyes alone but as I was on the verge of having to give up driving I had to have something done and took the decision to go for best possible vision without glasses. The consultant was also very clear about the risks. Anyway - I don't think there is much I can add other than I agree it is important to research the risks and benefits and base your decision on that (and also make sure your surgeon is good and isn't just a salesman).
Please re-read what I said. I wouldn't have the surgery if I didn't need it but it is up to the individual to research. My eyesight had deteriorated with cataracts and lens replacement surgery was the only way to get my sight back. The Lasek was to tune the vision afterwards and included in the price (otherwise I would have always needed glasses to drive even after the cataract operation). I don't think either of us is totally qualified to say whether the surgery is safe or not but given the huge number of procedures carried out there are bound to be lots of horror stories even if only 1 in a 1000 results in a poor outcome. I'm not promoting or affiliated to anybody and I would agree that there are a lot of places advertising the surgery as being somewhat less stressful and more complication free than is the reality. Having said that I have a couple of friends who have had the surgery and are very happy with the outcome. It is also worth mentioning that my surgeon was very clear about the level of pain and discomfort I'd go through and asked me straight if I really wanted to do this given the pain and the (relatively small) risk.. *****
Glad it all went well for you. But I have one question. After complete recovery, which takes a few months like you said I think, are your eyes back to normal? More specifically when it comes to being able to use a computer and stare at a computer screen all day. Because for people who work on a computer all day, this is crucial and if your eyes become permanently more sensitive to using a computer, then having this surgery is a big no-no.
I'll never have it done. They down play the pain, the risks, complications, and things like dry eyes as extremely minimal or next to nothing, but I am not convinced. First, if you are the person that had a problem, it would never be minor to you for something involving your eyes. . Second, read up on people who had problems online and there are a ton. Third, and this is key, how do we know what any bad affects will be long term, say 20 or 30 years later, since the procedure has only become popular in the last 15 years ? Well, we don't know despite what anyone tells you. To me that is a huge unknown. Sure, there are many risks in life, but why risk when you don't have too ? My glasses are fine for me, thankyou.
I personally know someone who did it, with the best specialists and nothing went wrong during the surgery. Yet her eyes didn't recover and the nerves aren't growing back. Her eyes are constantly in pain and she needs to put drops in them all the time. She is now very sensitive to bright lights and the wind (!) so can't really enjoy indoor or outdoor activity. It's been more than a year now by the way. When you're the unlucky 1 out of 100 (they exist), your life becomes a nightmare.
***** That's what I'm talking about. If you are the unlucky one, it can be a nightmare. And like you said, about 1 in a 100 have some type of complication, at least for a short time. But "dry eyes" are not even counted as a complication. Imagine that ! The other 99 just say it was easy, no problems, and I only wish I did it sooner. Good for them, but even they could have a problem in the future because of the procedure.
Hi! I just had a quick question...did you drink alcohol during the recovery process? My doctor told me not to for the first month, but I actually did drink and had a pretty bad hangover on day 9. At the time I reassured myself that it would be fine, but I'm actually worried that it might have a long term affect on my recovery process? I researched it a bit and they say not to drink because it makes your blood vessels widen and makes your eyes more prone to infection and also dehydrates your body. Honestly I don't know if I'm being overly concerned/paranoid or I should in fact be worried. What do you think?
I would like to see more korean culture videos. Like for example a PC bang or just some help how you would plan a visit in south korea. like where to stay, what sights you have to see, secret locations etc pp.
Isn't there more than enough of that stuff out there? I'm pretty reluctant to record gym stuff because I think a lot of people will bitch at me for "trying to show off" or something like that
I anticipate the time when you can show us the Korean culture, the food ,and how the gaming culture is developing in general.show me their culture, and some day I'll go in the studio and say „heh it is wat you were talking about "
Downfall I would say the left one is perfect 20/15. the right side is still more blurry than the left, maybe 20/25. It's often felt more drier as well. I think it's as good as it gets. What's the situation with your eyes?
Dark5tar111 No I haven't actually done the surgery yet. I'm doing mine in about two weeks. I was just curious, worried that something might go wrong. It's essential for me that I get perfect vision since I'm applying for the police academy in Sweden.
Downfall there's no such thing is perfect. My gf also got hers done and the result was similar to mine - left eye slightly weaker than right in her case. overall though, I can see everything very well with both eyes. good luck!
ofc there is enough stuff, but arent there also enough sc2 videos? its always about the person doing it and i think it would be some nice variety in your channel. also i dont think you will recieve a lot of hate, if you do 1 video about fitness/sports. but its of course your decision, dont produce a vid if your not willing to do it, its not like i would rage at you or some shit :D greetings
ALL laser eye ops cause NERVE DAMAGE, PERIOD! Anyone who has had successful ops has literally played Russian Roulette with their most important sense & been lucky, & that's all there is to it! Also, anyone who says PRK/Lasek is safer, better or is less risky than Lasik is a flat out LIAR!
I am still very happy with the results of my surgery and would do it again in a heartbeat. I have several friends that by now also got the surgery and are as happy about it as I am. Not one of the people that I personally know that went through with it regretted it afterwards.
@@Khaldor I'm relieved to hear that you are happy with your ops, but you and the people you know as well who are also ok cannot contemplate how lucky you've been nor how horrific it is to have your most precious sense utterly ruined by ops that are performed by surgeons who know the risks are way higher than they tell anyone. Were you told prior that the Bowmans layer, which is accelular, of the cornea is permanently destroyed in the treatment zone in PRK/Lasek ops! I expect that as you had lasek, you will also have had MMC (Mitomycin C) drops put in your eyes during the ops to counter haze forming & these are administered 'off label' & the long term effects are unknown. I hope you were fully consented on this! The refractive eye surgery industry scandal is a worldwide one & it is quite telling that there are damaged patient groups forming in many countries! You 'dodged a bullet', but countless numbers of others didn't, & the psychopaths who perform these ops are callous beyond belief in their attitude to their damaged patients, and you're lucky not to have experienced this side of them!
Imo it all depends who does the video ... I dont consider you the "bro"/"meat head" type. I think it would flow better from you and I am in no way interested in fitness ... (im lazy sorry, though not fat :p) For people that care though, it could be a good idea.
get fat in summer and ripped in winter. cause fuck logic, thats why :D noserious, can you maybe make a vid about fitness, for example what you eat, gym, which exercises etc..? :)
Also according to official statistics the majority of lasik patients after 5 years need to wear corrective lenses and are unhappy with their vision. How much of a waste of money are we talking here?
The lasers used and the damage done by the lasers is the same. They have wasted money because their corneas were fine but they only had postural issues and have been exploited by glasses/lasek salesmen. If you are defending large corporations who are profiteering from the injuries of innocent people then you know where to go.
***** If you're some tree hugging hippy that is fine, but the fact you're spending this much of your life spreading false statistics about laser eye surgery is worrying. Don't want laser eye surgery? don't get it. It is simple.
You dont have any science or research to back you up. You seem to only know how to argue and annoy people (like some 5 year old.) I feel sorry for your friends and family that had to live with someone like you.
if i were you id take this video down and stop promoting laser eye surgery. If you really were an expert on eyesight and this surgery youd know the risks outweigh the gains. Also there are natural alternatives that are proven to be 100% effective with no side effects. While you may have got away with an apparent improvement in eye chart results (like how a contact lens works) you have worse night vision, dry eyes, a vulnerable open cornea and will develop corneal diseases like the others who unfortunately fell for this treatment.
Robert Smith Seeing that your channel is promoting laser eye surgery its likely your motives will be biased. From your video its obvious that you have not set out to give a truthful or realistic portrayal of what is essentially a multi-billion dollar scam. This scam has started up only because certain companies bypassed the FDA with falsified safety data. CZcams is full of videos of success stories with alternative methods. Millions of people have recovered their vision naturally (including myself and friends) Its more surprising someone like you is trying to claim you have no idea about this.
This is my last post on the subject (promise!). You say there is a scam going on but to say millions of people have recovered their vision naturally is an outlandish claim in itself (is there a database somewhere with all these people on it and verified results?). What is required is double blind (sic) trials of any method to show a measurable improvement. I've tried eye exercises and even the Bates method and my eyes carried on getting worse. The only way I ever threw away glasses was to wear contact lenses and like a miracle I could suddenly see, it was like the optician actually knew how short sighted I was and prescribed something that corrected it exactly, the prescription then stayed the same for 20 years - I guess they used some kind of witchcraft to achieve this, it couldn't be that they'd spent years studying to learn how to do this could it? On a more serious not it is always a good idea to get your eye tested regularly because they can also sometimes spot other diseases by looking at your eyes. Anyway I know you have great conviction in your views and we could carry this exchange on for the rest of out lives and I have other things to do. I genuinely hope that whatever you do continues to work for you but in my case I made my choice and am content with it.
Robert Smith Can't believe you argued with this idiot for so long xD Saw those comments for the first time just now and if you ask me the guy has some serious issues.
I'm gonna be bunt with my experience...
I had Lasik about 6 months ago at Lasik Plus with mixed results. I had a +2.00 in left eye and +3.00 with an astigmatism in the right eye prior to surgery. I was farsighted. Post op, I can see some things close better than before without my glasses, but most things far are still very fuzzy like before. Nothing like when I used to wear my glasses. The Lasik Plus doctor has "assured me" that the flap is healing very well and my vision in the office is hovering around 20/20. I have also had very dry eyes, so they did temp duct plugs which seemed to help, but not with the vision. It might take some extra time. Who knows. However, I did have a discussion with the doctor about "enhancement". He explained the how it works. That being said, I have made it very clear to the doctor that if the end result after the the 12 month mark is a remaining refractive error, then I will opt to not have an enhancement and return to my optometrist (close family friend who is NOT in favor of enhancement) who will just put me back in glasses and monitor for ectasia and other corneal issues that could occur post Lasik. What a fucking mess...
So sorry this happened to you :(
I had my lasek surgery 7th October, the first two days were painful for me. Make sure that you have somebody to help you for the two - three days. My eyes aren't quite 20/20, I had a check up 2 days ago, and I am driving standard, which is progress. I chose not to get lasik, because of the 'halos' described. The first three days, I just lay in bed and listened to the TV without opening my eyes. If anyone is thinking about getting it done, you won't regret it :-)
Testimonials like this are what's needed for me to make a decision concerning my surgery. The critical point is to make a video every year and keep documenting ALL of your eye health details. So, I hope to see more.
I got Lasik Yesturday and crystal clear vision. No pain
Khaldor, just wanted to take a sec and say congrats man. Not just on the eye surgery, but your overall well being. Youre an inspiration to alot of people, because you are doing exactly what you love to do, and it shows with your incredibly positive attitude. Keep it up and thanks for sharing your life with us. .
Im having my lasek procedure tomorrow and thanks for the videos, I was quite nervous but I feel much better now.
How did it go? Mine is in 10 days and I'm having second thoughts
@@samuelgillard2196 I’m having no problems and it didn’t hurt as much as I thought it would. The sight isn’t 100 yet because it takes like 4-6 months to stabilize and be fully developed. But I don’t use Glases no more, so I’m happy I did the procedure. Good luck bro 💪🏻💯
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to produce this! Very helpful.
Glad it helped you. I'm still VERY happy with my decision back then and would do it again in a heartbeat
@@Khaldor Hello. Thank you for the video. Did your vision get better after the video? I got lasek surgery in the same center 2 months ago, but my left eye vision is blurry as has gotten worst since 1 month and half ago, I am not happy with the results so far :(
@@Khaldor Hello, brother. I'm in Mexico City and I just got my LASEK surgery yesterday. In your experience, how many days did you have to wait for you to get a clear vision and do things like driving?
Hm didn't I cover that in the video? Even right now I barely have to use them and after a few months I won't have to use them at all anymore
Thank you My surgery is tomorrow, I started to grow scared but your videos helps me, I hope it will as great as yours :-), thanks again.
Good luck with the surgery!
How did it go? Are you fully recovered now?
Your videos convinced me to finally get my eye surgery and it's been great so far so thanks!
man you're so professional in your videos, in all of my videos I always have huge pauses between sentences @_@ how do you practice! XD
I also had wavefront lasek done last year, very satisfied with the results had about -3 in each eye with mild astigmatism too and now I’m 20/15 each eye no astigmatism. The only thing I experienced was occasional floaters in very bright sunlight for the first few months but they’ve kind of gone away now after 1 year. If you follow the aftercare protocol very well it should work out well in the end.
People asking about drops, you get fresher drops for when your eyes feel dry. Two kinds of other drops, one which is steroid eye drops. You take the first one for four times a day for a week. And the steroid drops the next, four times a day for first week and twice a day for the next. Each surgeon will advice different. But since my surgery I've have not developed dry eyes, and I don't need my fresher drops.
Your vision will continue to change for as long as 3 months after the surgery, after that point typically the only thing you should notice is re-learning how to quickly focus your eyes from a near point to a far point, it's up to you to learn this. This has been my experience anyways. Went from -4.75 and -5 to 20/15 in both eyes by the way, No problems, couldn't be happier.
How is it 7 years later?
@@sovcat8671 pretty quickly noticed that my night vision is worse and the glare of oncoming traffic at night is way worse. I used to have notably good night vision and now it's notably bad. Noticed chronic dry eyes at 5 years and vision has deteriorated since then. I still don't need correction to drive but if i don't put drops several times a day my vision is worse and eyes are uncomfortable. My twin sister had the same lasik at the same clinic and still has excellent vision and no dry eyes, my vision was worse and i was sensitive to dust to start so probably that's relevant. I'm not sure if I regret or not. I used to have excellent near vision, before lasik it felt like when I took off my glasses I had magnifying lense vision. Now I don't have that, now everything is mediocre.
Glad to hear everything is going well, Khaldor.
are you seeing clear with both eyes? I can see 20/15 with both eyes, but my right one is more blurry if I block my left eye. it's been 3 months.
Man thanks for the info it's been 4 days since i had lasek mono surgery. so now im just being patient with the process and go from there... My eyes are blurry..
How are you doing now?
Thanks for asking Its going on three months and my eyes are worst then they was before I had surgery. I can't see up close or distance it's blurry. Was you able to see near and distance after surgery. Any advice . Thanks.!
No doubts now ! Thanks!
Wow it cost you $1500 for both eyes in Korea? I literally just went for a Lasek eye consultation and I was quoted $5586 USD (£4490 UK) that's for -2.0 and - 2.75 astigmatism. I'm definitely going to take the free holiday in Korea or Japan. Really thanks for this. I'll look into this much further, lower costs to an even higher standard than the UK.
Yep, it's pretty amazing. To the day I am VERY happy with my decision back then and have had zero problems so far
@@Khaldor That's fantastic! Thank you for the update!
@@Khaldor Just wondering... When you travelled to Korea for your treatment... Were there any issue in the aircraft travelling back? Is there a minimum number of days to wait before flying?
In Bogota, Colombia is even cheaper, I had lasek surgery for $US 500 for both eyes with miopia (-5.00) & astigmatism. It is completely professional with machines of last technology. My vision is 20/20. You'll find safe places to stay & of course the country is not like the news. I have never been robbed & the infrastructure is modern. The food, restaurants & hotels are very cheap too with very high quality.
7 years later what would be your final verdict ?
Useful video, I'm having Lasek today to top up my vision following cataract surgery last September. My eye surgeon has had Lasek performed on himself and he said it hurt a lot for three days but for some people it is much less painful. At risk of getting abuse, if people are going to quote statistics please also quote the source because otherwise it just looks like you heard it in a bar somewhere. Thanks for posting and hope your vision stays good for the long term (though you will almost certainly need reading glasses once you become an old git like me).
Give any source that doesnt show lasik in 1 out of 5 patients causes serious eye injuries. A recent Dr Oz investigation confirmed this with data provided by the FDA. Manufacturers also provide data showing poor results longterm.
Its pretty obvious mr. Smith that either you are permanently inclined to stay in the dark about your own health and safety or possibly you are a lasik official providing false comments to promote industry interests.
Also it does question your motives and honesty if you claim to have no access to alternative sources of news when just to the right theres hundreds of horror stories and serious news articles on the dangers and the scam nature of lasik.
Thank you for your feedback. I'm pleased to report that a week after Lasek my eyes are recovering well. In the end the thing that gave me confidence was that my eye surgeon had the procedure performed on himself after decades of doing it on other people. Having said that I was a very happy contact lens wearer until I developed cataracts and would not have considered any surgery until then (I had lentis mplus multifocal lenses implanted last September and the laser treatment is to fine tune the distance vision). I am of the view that if I could see fine with glasses and contact lenses I would definitely have left my eyes alone but as I was on the verge of having to give up driving I had to have something done and took the decision to go for best possible vision without glasses. The consultant was also very clear about the risks. Anyway - I don't think there is much I can add other than I agree it is important to research the risks and benefits and base your decision on that (and also make sure your surgeon is good and isn't just a salesman).
you are simply promoting an unsafe surgery that is completely unnecessarily and expensive.
Please re-read what I said. I wouldn't have the surgery if I didn't need it but it is up to the individual to research. My eyesight had deteriorated with cataracts and lens replacement surgery was the only way to get my sight back. The Lasek was to tune the vision afterwards and included in the price (otherwise I would have always needed glasses to drive even after the cataract operation). I don't think either of us is totally qualified to say whether the surgery is safe or not but given the huge number of procedures carried out there are bound to be lots of horror stories even if only 1 in a 1000 results in a poor outcome. I'm not promoting or affiliated to anybody and I would agree that there are a lot of places advertising the surgery as being somewhat less stressful and more complication free than is the reality. Having said that I have a couple of friends who have had the surgery and are very happy with the outcome. It is also worth mentioning that my surgeon was very clear about the level of pain and discomfort I'd go through and asked me straight if I really wanted to do this given the pain and the (relatively small) risk.. *****
youre not helping anyone
loved the old men passing by and staring at you
Glad it all went well for you. But I have one question. After complete recovery, which takes a few months like you said I think, are your eyes back to normal? More specifically when it comes to being able to use a computer and stare at a computer screen all day. Because for people who work on a computer all day, this is crucial and if your eyes become permanently more sensitive to using a computer, then having this surgery is a big no-no.
glad it went well. thanks for sharing
Hi could I ask a random question, do your eyes look the same externally? Like are they as shiny as they were before?
Thank you!
Best review thanks a lot
Thanks for your great video! How is your vision at night these days?
lol, the guy in the background looks to khaldor and is like "who the fuck is he talking to, bloody foreigner!?" :D
I'll never have it done. They down play the pain, the risks, complications, and things like dry eyes as extremely minimal or next to nothing, but I am not convinced. First, if you are the person that had a problem, it would never be minor to you for something involving your eyes. . Second, read up on people who had problems online and there are a ton. Third, and this is key, how do we know what any bad affects will be long term, say 20 or 30 years later, since the procedure has only become popular in the last 15 years ? Well, we don't know despite what anyone tells you. To me that is a huge unknown. Sure, there are many risks in life, but why risk when you don't have too ? My glasses are fine for me, thankyou.
Your choice. I'm super happy I did it, only regretted not doing it sooner. My friend just got her surgery a few weeks back and she loves it as well
I personally know someone who did it, with the best specialists and nothing went wrong during the surgery.
Yet her eyes didn't recover and the nerves aren't growing back. Her eyes are constantly in pain and she needs to put drops in them all the time. She is now very sensitive to bright lights and the wind (!) so can't really enjoy indoor or outdoor activity. It's been more than a year now by the way.
When you're the unlucky 1 out of 100 (they exist), your life becomes a nightmare.
***** That's what I'm talking about. If you are the unlucky one, it can be a nightmare. And like you said, about 1 in a 100 have some type of complication, at least for a short time. But "dry eyes" are not even counted as a complication.
Imagine that ! The other 99 just say it was easy, no problems, and I only wish I did it sooner. Good for them, but even they could have a problem in the future because of the procedure.
I know someone who had it done 15 years ago and loves it
It's more like 20-30 out of a 100 having problems. ...sometimes minor sometimes not.
Hi! I just had a quick question...did you drink alcohol during the recovery process? My doctor told me not to for the first month, but I actually did drink and had a pretty bad hangover on day 9. At the time I reassured myself that it would be fine, but I'm actually worried that it might have a long term affect on my recovery process? I researched it a bit and they say not to drink because it makes your blood vessels widen and makes your eyes more prone to infection and also dehydrates your body. Honestly I don't know if I'm being overly concerned/paranoid or I should in fact be worried. What do you think?
Oh? You already got it? Which one did you get and how is the recovery going?
well lasik surgery is what a co worker got
he said his eyes are sensitive to light
Has the epithelium been removed in your procedure?
I would like to see more korean culture videos. Like for example a PC bang or just some help how you would plan a visit in south korea. like where to stay, what sights you have to see, secret locations etc pp.
Isn't there more than enough of that stuff out there? I'm pretty reluctant to record gym stuff because I think a lot of people will bitch at me for "trying to show off" or something like that
I did lasek on 2 mars, 3 weeks ago, i got corneal erosion, my vision is blurry light senstive
When did you start shaving after your surgery? I am also bald, and clean shave.
Glad the surgery went well xD
I anticipate the time when you can show us the Korean culture, the food ,and how the gaming culture is developing in general.show me their culture, and some day I'll go in the studio and say „heh it is wat you were talking about "
It is useful for temperature isolation :(
great Video
After almost i think Three years how do you feel about your eyes :)?
Nothin from jogunshop fits on Khaldor man, the shoulders are like 50-60 cm max XD
Do you have to use eye drop all life or will you stop at some point ?
did you find any bad experiences and things that went or can go wrong?
KHALDOR IST EIN TIER ^^
i love that guy at 1:20 haha
Hi. Does anyone know ho long dry eyes lasts or if it gets vetter? I did the lasek surgery 17 months ago and they are still dry... Can it get better?
It's lifelong for many....also be very careful some eyedrops can cause damage over time
Favorite german online
Khaldor when is next player POV coming out ^^
Hey guys! survey, would you go with eye surgery or not?
Did the surgery 2 weeks ago. Already seeing very good results. Totally recommend it.
No man, we wanna see gym stuff! A lot of us work out and some motivation or inspiration would be awesome.
Who was your Doctor for Lasek?
nah-we just curious how sc2 commentator is working out+i'm personally curious how it's looks korean gym ^^
how long did it take before both of your eyes get to 20/20? it's 1 month end and my left eye is perfect, but my right one is still blurry ;(
it's been over 2 months and my right eye is still blurry 😢
Dark5tar111 still have issues with your right eye?
Downfall I would say the left one is perfect 20/15. the right side is still more blurry than the left, maybe 20/25. It's often felt more drier as well. I think it's as good as it gets. What's the situation with your eyes?
Dark5tar111 No I haven't actually done the surgery yet. I'm doing mine in about two weeks. I was just curious, worried that something might go wrong. It's essential for me that I get perfect vision since I'm applying for the police academy in Sweden.
Downfall there's no such thing is perfect. My gf also got hers done and the result was similar to mine - left eye slightly weaker than right in her case. overall though, I can see everything very well with both eyes. good luck!
20/22? don't they go by 5 count? u mean 20/25?
ofc there is enough stuff, but arent there also enough sc2 videos? its always about the person doing it and i think it would be some nice variety in your channel. also i dont think you will recieve a lot of hate, if you do 1 video about fitness/sports. but its of course your decision, dont produce a vid if your not willing to do it, its not like i would rage at you or some shit :D
greetings
Lasek surgery: Gangnam style ;D
Is that what you tell yourself to justifying not being in shape?
German training, we couldn't follow the rythm anyway
big biceps ;)
GG
ALL laser eye ops cause NERVE DAMAGE, PERIOD! Anyone who has had successful ops has literally played Russian Roulette with their most important sense & been lucky, & that's all there is to it! Also, anyone who says PRK/Lasek is safer, better or is less risky than Lasik is a flat out LIAR!
I am still very happy with the results of my surgery and would do it again in a heartbeat. I have several friends that by now also got the surgery and are as happy about it as I am. Not one of the people that I personally know that went through with it regretted it afterwards.
@@Khaldor I'm relieved to hear that you are happy with your ops, but you and the people you know as well who are also ok cannot contemplate how lucky you've been nor how horrific it is to have your most precious sense utterly ruined by ops that are performed by surgeons who know the risks are way higher than they tell anyone. Were you told prior that the Bowmans layer, which is accelular, of the cornea is permanently destroyed in the treatment zone in PRK/Lasek ops! I expect that as you had lasek, you will also have had MMC (Mitomycin C) drops put in your eyes during the ops to counter haze forming & these are administered 'off label' & the long term effects are unknown. I hope you were fully consented on this! The refractive eye surgery industry scandal is a worldwide one & it is quite telling that there are damaged patient groups forming in many countries! You 'dodged a bullet', but countless numbers of others didn't, & the psychopaths who perform these ops are callous beyond belief in their attitude to their damaged patients, and you're lucky not to have experienced this side of them!
Imo it all depends who does the video ... I dont consider you the "bro"/"meat head" type. I think it would flow better from you and I am in no way interested in fitness ... (im lazy sorry, though not fat :p) For people that care though, it could be a good idea.
get fat in summer and ripped in winter. cause fuck logic, thats why :D
noserious, can you maybe make a vid about fitness, for example what you eat, gym, which exercises etc..? :)
I usually don't buy any clothes in Korea. Most of them don't fit me because of my build. Koreans are too skinny ^^
Also according to official statistics the majority of lasik patients after 5 years need to wear corrective lenses and are unhappy with their vision.
How much of a waste of money are we talking here?
This video is talking about Lasek, not Lasik. Your facts are for the wrong procedure entirely.
The lasers used and the damage done by the lasers is the same. They have wasted money because their corneas were fine but they only had postural issues and have been exploited by glasses/lasek salesmen.
If you are defending large corporations who are profiteering from the injuries of innocent people then you know where to go.
***** If you're some tree hugging hippy that is fine, but the fact you're spending this much of your life spreading false statistics about laser eye surgery is worrying.
Don't want laser eye surgery? don't get it. It is simple.
You dont have any science or research to back you up. You seem to only know how to argue and annoy people (like some 5 year old.) I feel sorry for your friends and family that had to live with someone like you.
***** I'm not arguing. You're just some kid that doesn't know what they're talking about, probably think you're a funny troll or something.
Getting ripped and rid of that useless bodyfat! ;-)
Oh wow you live in China?
if i were you id take this video down and stop promoting laser eye surgery. If you really were an expert on eyesight and this surgery youd know the risks outweigh the gains. Also there are natural alternatives that are proven to be 100% effective with no side effects.
While you may have got away with an apparent improvement in eye chart results (like how a contact lens works) you have worse night vision, dry eyes, a vulnerable open cornea and will develop corneal diseases like the others who unfortunately fell for this treatment.
Please point me to the research showing a 100% effective natural alternative (nothing is 100% so I'd be amazed if you can).
Robert Smith Seeing that your channel is promoting laser eye surgery its likely your motives will be biased. From your video its obvious that you have not set out to give a truthful or realistic portrayal of what is essentially a multi-billion dollar scam. This scam has started up only because certain companies bypassed the FDA with falsified safety data.
CZcams is full of videos of success stories with alternative methods. Millions of people have recovered their vision naturally (including myself and friends) Its more surprising someone like you is trying to claim you have no idea about this.
This is my last post on the subject (promise!). You say there is a scam going on but to say millions of people have recovered their vision naturally is an outlandish claim in itself (is there a database somewhere with all these people on it and verified results?). What is required is double blind (sic) trials of any method to show a measurable improvement. I've tried eye exercises and even the Bates method and my eyes carried on getting worse. The only way I ever threw away glasses was to wear contact lenses and like a miracle I could suddenly see, it was like the optician actually knew how short sighted I was and prescribed something that corrected it exactly, the prescription then stayed the same for 20 years - I guess they used some kind of witchcraft to achieve this, it couldn't be that they'd spent years studying to learn how to do this could it? On a more serious not it is always a good idea to get your eye tested regularly because they can also sometimes spot other diseases by looking at your eyes. Anyway I know you have great conviction in your views and we could carry this exchange on for the rest of out lives and I have other things to do. I genuinely hope that whatever you do continues to work for you but in my case I made my choice and am content with it.
Robert Smith Can't believe you argued with this idiot for so long xD Saw those comments for the first time just now and if you ask me the guy has some serious issues.
KhaldorTV you had laser eye surgery and are calling other people stupid? Its like George bush thinking hes the best president ever...lol!