Don't bother if your far/long sighted.
In far sighted people the cornea is too flat, and the laser can't really cut away anything. In short/near sighted people the cornea is too curved, and the laser can be used to flatten it out. When I looked into having LASIK done, I was told that the results of having my (far sighted) vision corrected where typically not good, and a regression normally ocurred.
Us far sighted people have it tough. Thick glasses etc.:(
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Don't bother if your far/long sighted. In far sighted people the cornea is too flat, and the laser can't really cut away anything. In short/near sighted people the cornea is too curved, and the laser can be used to flatten it out. When I looked into having LASIK done, I was told that the results of having my (far sighted) vision corrected where typically not good, and a regression normally ocurred. Us far sighted people have it tough. Thick glasses etc. :(