@@AsToldByAshandShelbs it went so well. Been a month now. I still have some variations in my sight but are minimum. What bothered me the most for a couple of weeks was the light. I had to wear sunglasses. But other than that I AM SOOO HAPPY
I’m so glad everything went well and your eyesight is perfect now! On your first PRK video I expressed my anxiousness on my upcoming PRK surgery and you were very encouraging. I’m 3 months post op and am also seeing 20/15!! Definitely one of the best decisions I’ve made. Thank you for posting these videos and being so encouraging! ❤️
My older sister, Franette, wrote the book on PRK ‘Beyond Glasses’ and followed with her PBS Special with Barry Manilow . I was a participant in the NASA research into RK back in 1980.
thank u so much for ur update that means a lot to us especially people like me who are getting a surgery soon. Really much appreciated and god bless u ❤
@@souleymeneabbadi3891 unfortunately i m not qualified for it. I’m qualified for ICL. But god knows what’s good for me 😊. My left eye is 7 and right is 5. 2.25 astigmatism
This is a real video.. Thanks for this.. kindly lemme know after how many days did you start seeing clearly and how many days did you avoid water and didn't have bath.. Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz tell me.. Thanks in advance
hi! I had PRK 3 weeks ago and things are still blurry some days are better than others. Still not perfect vision. How long did it take for you to have clear vision? Thanks!
It’s been 11 months since i did PRK surgery and i still have so much pain in the eye which’s eyesight was more weak than the other, after check up doctor told me that you have no problem in your eye but he prescribed me an artificial tears drop, im using it since a week but still i have same pain 😢
You made this video way to long, you could have given a description a lot shorter to get the information out. When you received the correction, what was the process, how long was recovery and how are your eyes now. Do you have to do any surgery after this or is it permanent? The End!
Hi, i was thinking about the surgery but i'm scared of side effects, halos, chronic dry eye, like flashes and all that stuff, what did you hear about them? thank you for tell us about this surgery
I had PRK and it destroyed my vision. It was the worse decision I ever made and it destroyed my life and has destroyed the lives of so many others. I didn’t develop any vision issues until about a year after the surgery. You may be fine now but you can develop vision issues and/or severe eye pain years after the surgery. You are also more prone to all sorts of things like corneal ectasia, detached retinas, early onset cataracts, etc. Even if you don’t develop noticeable symptoms, your eyes are still damaged structurally. The cornea was never meant to be cut open. I wish every single day I could go back and not have it and be able to have perfect vison with glasses and soft contact lenses again. Unfortunately, I can’t go back in time but at least I can warn others about how dangerous these procedures are so maybe they won’t have to suffer like me. Please do not promote these horribly dangerous and completey unecessary procedures. All you’re doing is potentially hurting others by encouraging them to go through with it.
It's totally fine now! I was still putting drops in every morning for a year just for precaution! It stopped being a problem about 2 months after surgery. Now I have drops just in case, but I rarely use them!
10 days ago I got PRK and everything was going well and my sight was improving in both eyes. A week after I went back and got the contacts removed. My left eye the vision is almost perfect now. The right eye the night they took the contact out felt like sand was in it, it wattered, was hard to open and got blurry. It's been really blurry for the past three days with no improvement. It's almost as bad as before the surgery. What is going on and will it fix itself?
This is completely normal. What I don’t get is why most surgeons don’t tell you that this could go, on in the worst case for about half a year. At least if they would have told you this, you would be prepared. My surgeon (thank god) told me that this is possible he said that I would have good days where I would have perfect sight as well as bad days where I would see blurry as hell. Since the Epithelium is removed completely with the PRK surgery you have to give your eyes some time (as I said above might as well be half a year) to heal and to recover what has been done. Just be patient and get well soon!
Man I m really worried it has been 4.5 months and I am having floaters and flashes and you know doctor said there is no issue with the retina after he had my dilated retinal examination now the issue is I don't get it why am I having floaters.....
Having my surgery in two weeks and my anxiety was about to make me cancel it. I watched tons of videos and yours helped me the most. THANK YOU
I’m so glad! Everything will be just fine! Trust me, it will be one of the best decisions you’ve ever made!!
How did it go? I had it 4 days ago.
@@carolinajsanchez93 it went great. I am soooo happy!!!!
@@AsToldByAshandShelbs it went so well. Been a month now. I still have some variations in my sight but are minimum. What bothered me the most for a couple of weeks was the light. I had to wear sunglasses. But other than that I AM SOOO HAPPY
@@irenepellecer5472 same here. I am one month in
I’m so glad everything went well and your eyesight is perfect now! On your first PRK video I expressed my anxiousness on my upcoming PRK surgery and you were very encouraging. I’m 3 months post op and am also seeing 20/15!! Definitely one of the best decisions I’ve made. Thank you for posting these videos and being so encouraging! ❤️
Yay!!! So happy you are doing well! :) Definitely a great decision!
Please tell me did you experience any pressure symptoms in the eye and did you use lubricant gel or lubricant drops
My older sister, Franette, wrote the book on PRK ‘Beyond Glasses’ and followed with her PBS Special with Barry Manilow .
I was a participant in the NASA research into RK back in 1980.
thank u so much for ur update that means a lot to us especially people like me who are getting a surgery soon. Really much appreciated and god bless u ❤
How was your expérience please
@@souleymeneabbadi3891 unfortunately i m not qualified for it. I’m qualified for ICL. But god knows what’s good for me 😊. My left eye is 7 and right is 5. 2.25 astigmatism
This is a real video.. Thanks for this..
kindly lemme know after how many days did you start seeing clearly and how many days did you avoid water and didn't have bath.. Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz tell me.. Thanks in advance
hi! I had PRK 3 weeks ago and things are still blurry some days are better than others. Still not perfect vision. How long did it take for you to have clear vision? Thanks!
Any update.. how is your vision now.. I think all is fine..
Update please
Update please 🙏🏻
What’s your current vision is it still 20/20 or 20/15 ?
do you have any problems reading up close?
It’s been 11 months since i did PRK surgery and i still have so much pain in the eye which’s eyesight was more weak than the other, after check up doctor told me that you have no problem in your eye but he prescribed me an artificial tears drop, im using it since a week but still i have same pain 😢
PRK is not so great I guess mostly
How are you now? Please tell me 🙏🏻
You made this video way to long, you could have given a description a lot shorter to get the information out. When you received the correction, what was the process, how long was recovery and how are your eyes now. Do you have to do any surgery after this or is it permanent? The End!
Hi, i was thinking about the surgery but i'm scared of side effects, halos, chronic dry eye, like flashes and all that stuff, what did you hear about them? thank you for tell us about this surgery
Hi! I was also thinking about this surgery and had this same question!
Thank you. How old were you when you had the surgery?
25
What was your visual acuity and what is it now?
I had PRK and it destroyed my vision. It was the worse decision I ever made and it destroyed my life and has destroyed the lives of so many others. I didn’t develop any vision issues until about a year after the surgery. You may be fine now but you can develop vision issues and/or severe eye pain years after the surgery. You are also more prone to all sorts of things like corneal ectasia, detached retinas, early onset cataracts, etc. Even if you don’t develop noticeable symptoms, your eyes are still damaged structurally. The cornea was never meant to be cut open. I wish every single day I could go back and not have it and be able to have perfect vison with glasses and soft contact lenses again. Unfortunately, I can’t go back in time but at least I can warn others about how dangerous these procedures are so maybe they won’t have to suffer like me. Please do not promote these horribly dangerous and completey unecessary procedures. All you’re doing is potentially hurting others by encouraging them to go through with it.
Thank you for the update!
Do they numb your eyes when taking out the contacts? That’s what I’m scared of....
They do
How is your eye dryness now?
How much time did it took to go away?
It's totally fine now! I was still putting drops in every morning for a year just for precaution! It stopped being a problem about 2 months after surgery. Now I have drops just in case, but I rarely use them!
Thank you... ❤️
@@AsToldByAshandShelbs what to I mean rarely? So u admit u still need drops
@@ygbodybuilder3023 are you a dumb little kid?
I am going on friday to get PRK wish me luck
Hope it went well!!
@@AsToldByAshandShelbs my vision is getting better. How long did it take until it came back in full for u
Daily T update?
Update
@@ygbodybuilder3023 I see perfectly now lmao. My eyes get dry sometimes. Then I put eye drops in it and it's fine. Totally worth it
How many were your degrees minus?
10 days ago I got PRK and everything was going well and my sight was improving in both eyes. A week after I went back and got the contacts removed. My left eye the vision is almost perfect now. The right eye the night they took the contact out felt like sand was in it, it wattered, was hard to open and got blurry. It's been really blurry for the past three days with no improvement. It's almost as bad as before the surgery. What is going on and will it fix itself?
Did it fix?
How is your vision ?
@@hassanalotaibi9482 😃
Hari Kumar please reply how is your vision ?
This is completely normal. What I don’t get is why most surgeons don’t tell you that this could go, on in the worst case for about half a year. At least if they would have told you this, you would be prepared. My surgeon (thank god) told me that this is possible he said that I would have good days where I would have perfect sight as well as bad days where I would see blurry as hell. Since the Epithelium is removed completely with the PRK surgery you have to give your eyes some time (as I said above might as well be half a year) to heal and to recover what has been done. Just be patient and get well soon!
You were on the table 9mn and i was on the table for 4-5mn 😂
Man I m really worried it has been 4.5 months and I am having floaters and flashes and you know doctor said there is no issue with the retina after he had my dilated retinal examination now the issue is I don't get it why am I having floaters.....
Sorry for you how is your vision now please
do you still have floaters?