I HAD LASIK! MY EXPERIENCE VLOG & EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GET IT DONE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Hey guys! I wanted to show you my experience with lasik, incase you were considering it! I'm still shocked I went through Lasik and even more shocked that I can actually SEE without glasses or contacts. I've had glasses/contacts since 6th grade, so it was a big change for me! Let me know if you've had this procedure in the comments below or were you blessed with 20/20? Thanks for watching! #lasik #lasikexperience #DITL
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LASIK UPDATE: I went to my Lasik surgeon to see if I could get a corrective procedure because my right eye is still a little blurrier than my left because it was over corrected. The doc did a typography of my eyes and noticed my corneas were thinning. He was concerned of it being post op ectasia and would not allow me to do the corrective procedure. I got a 2nd opinion from another eye doctor to see if I had post op ectasia. The 2nd doc was not concerned but wants me to come in every 6 months to be sure. It’s been 11 months since I’ve had my lasik procedure done. I have a hard time driving at night. I see halos around all lights which makes it difficult to drive. My eyes are very dry and I have to use eye drops every day. My right eye is still over corrected at 20/30 and my left eye is 20/20. My right eye, being blurrier than my left, used to bother me a lot, but now I’m used to it and I try not to think about it. I still worry about my corneas thinning more as time goes on and developing ecstasia. I can’t confidently say that I would recommend Lasik to others. I don’t think I should have done Lasik and I’m bummed my doc. told me I was a good candidate for Lasik when looking back, I don’t think I was. If you’re reading this, please please do your research and understand the risks associated with Lasik. ❤
That’s sad to hear .
Sorry i have ICL problems
Talk to Dr. Ebbie Soroudi, I heard he’s a really good doctor.
Did your right eye clear up?
Sorry you're having not entirely happy! Do you remember what your pupil diameter was and your cornea thickness? It may be helpful because a larger diameter increases the risk of halos and a thinner cornea increases the risk of ecstasia
i was searching for LASIK and i found your channel , Glad to see your kids they are so adorable and wholesome and reminded me of my niece and nephew
I had LASIK too. I was a -5.25. Was a 20/500 before LASIK. Best $5k I've ever spent!! Would gladly do it again! ❤️😍
I got Lasik 15 years ago and it was the best thing I ever did. One day of healing and back to normal :)
That’s awesome!! I’m getting a little worried that my one eye is still blurry 🥲but hopefully that clears up soon. Awesome your eyes are still doing well 15 years later!! Love hearing that 💕
I didn’t know you worked all day too! Two little ones, older one, hubs, and TH-cam…you go girl! 💪🏼 Congrats on LASIK and for sharing!
Thank you so much ☺️ I never get bored! Lol
Glad to hear everything went well with the surgery! Thanks for sharing your experience!
So happy for you! I have had PRK 3 times on both eyes in the 90's. Laskics is so much easier and heal faster. Still have to wear readers and can't drive at night tho. Im now in my 50's. Kids are so adorable 😍
3x??? WOW! You are brave. I heard PRK recovery is way worse. Thanks for watching!!
would you recommend the procedure?
This helps a lot, I have been considering lasik since I got glasses and my sight gets progressively worse every year. Lots to think about still because I know I won't be able to get it for a very long time, but I'd love to be able to.
When you are able to get it, i highly recommend! It’s life changing. Being able to see without glasses or contacts is amazing! Thanks for watching!
my appointment is on friday and i’m so nervous even just watching this
I have a daughter that's thinking about having this procedure done so, your video gives me some idea of what to expect. I will be sharing this with her.
The boys are growing so fast! And they're so beautiful.. makes me think of my babies, when they were babies.
Keep up the great work!
(Was nice to see Daddy helping out.. he looks like a natural. With two under 2, you learn quick!)
God bless you all..
I wonder if you had a reaction. My hubby had it done and and didn't have any pain or discomfort at all. Regardless, I'm so glad that you're feeling better!
No way! Wow! Lucky him!! Did he get bladeless or regular lasik?
Your skin is flawless would love to see your skincare routine x
Thank you!! It was peeling in this video from retin-a but I can def do an update ☺️
That must feel so good not to have to wear glassses or contacts anymore. I can’t believe how big Nashy and Knoxy are now. Too cute. 🥰🥰
It definitely does! And they are so big! Love them so 💕
Aww I love your vlogs! The boys getting so big!🤍🤍
Thank you!! So big so fast 🥺💗
Congrats on the new peepers. Hopefully both eyes soon are crisp and clear. In the long run you’ll save money vs glasses and contacts given your age.
Thank you!! Yes! I spend a lot of money on contacts! Even with my insurance. 🥲
Alot of content in your vlog, they are fun, I'm definitely trying the smashed potatoes. You babies are adorable. And your hubby is so supportive.
I'm glad the surgery went well for you ❤️ 🙂 I don't wear glasses only reading glasses, so it is something I won't need to consider yet. Thanks for sharing a few days in your life. Great video. 💕
Thank you so much! The mashed potatoes are a hit around our house. You could also add sour cream, bacon, and cheese! Hope you like them! Thanks for watching ☺️
@@LaineyMarieBeauty Thanks for the extra suggestions on your potato dish. 😊💜
Loved your video as I am going for my Lasik at the end of the month. I'm like you as I had glasses and contacts since I was in 6th grade. I'm -6.5 in both eyes. Next week I go for my pre-op. I'm so excited yet so nervous! Your video was insightful in what's to come. I hope you are doing better as the days go by and your vision is coming in more clear on your right side. 😊 Also, i loved seeing your little guys, they are so cute! My little guy is 8 months 💙 that is so great your hubby helped you out throughout your down time. My hubby will be there with me through mine too and I hope he can handle putting the drops in as he can't do it on himself, lol!
Your potatoes looked delicious too! I'm going to go rewatch and write down the ingredients to try. 👍
Lasik is great! It’s amazing being able to see! Still waiting for my eye to clear up but hopefully soon! The first night is rough but smooth sailing after that. Hope you love it! Thanks for watching! Highly recommend the smash potatoes. Sooo good!
how did it go?
Wow such a coincidence I only just recently subscribed and I'm going this Wednesday for my second Lasik consult. I'm so super excited but nervous at the same time. I've also had glasses since I've been in grade school and it's just been a pain with my 2 toddlers pulling at my glasses the whole I just want to be rid of them once and for all! Thanks for sharing your experience, the good, the bad and the ugly. I have a better idea what I'm in for now... and know I'm pretty much gonna have to get hubby to watch both kids for that first night lol! Anyway, love your channel, your gorgeous hairstyles and your cutey patootey kiddos! Looking forward to watching more with my also soon to be 20/20 vision! :)
Awesome!!! Good luck!! I’m still waiting for one of my eyes to heal and not be blurry but it’s been great! Definitely get hubby to watch the kiddos all day/night. You won’t be doing much! Lol thanks for watching!
ooh I've wanted this surgery but felt scared to do it. thanks posting this! Have a Happy Fourth🎆🎇🎆🎇🎆
Your sooo brave I could not do that. Glad it all went well and your happy with the results 😊
Thank you so much!! I figured it couldn’t be much worse than giving birth! If I can give birth, I can do anything 😂💗
@@LaineyMarieBeauty 😂 I actually thought the same thing after I posted my comment,nothing could be worse pain than giving birth 😊
Love the vlog 🤣😍 and glad you can finally see without glasses or contacts!
Me too! Hope my left eye clears up soon 🥺❤️
@@LaineyMarieBeauty me too 😵💫
Your kids are so cute! Thanks for sharing... it brings me back to when mine were that small!
I had no pain at all and vision was pretty spot on day one. 20/20 next day. My right eye was slightly more blurry but then started to improve. I know people who have PRK have had a lot of pain. Usually LASIK is painless.
I’m right around a -4 in both eyes. I used to work for an optometrist and he was always trying to talk me into lasik and I just didn’t want to for some reason. I just love glasses. I can’t stand contacts though. It would be nice to be able to see but I think I’d probably want to wear glasses anyway 😂
Love the vlogs! I originally found your channel through your vlogs when you found out you were 6 months pregnant! I love both your boys names and suggested them (I was pregnant with our son at the time) to my husband and he said we weren’t cool enough to pull them off. Lol
😂😂 you could definitely pull off the names! Thanks for finding me! I like wearing glasses too and will probably get some fake ones just so I can wear them ☺️
You can get blue light filtering or blue light blocking glasses. I had LASIK done two years ago, and I wear blue light filtering glasses when I am in front of the computer.
Just found you. Congrats on your Lasik I had LASIK as well of course that was 15 years ago. A bit of advice keep up with your appointments and take advantage of any follow up adjustments.
I'm a retired optician, so not a doctor, but some knowledge of the various surgeries to correct vision. One thing that was an instant red flag was being told you have thin corneas. That alone makes the risk factor go up. Even though not having to wear glasses or contacts was what you were hoping for you always need to remember that you only have one pair of eyes and they need to last you the rest of your life. There's many things much worse than having to wear glasses or contacts to see. At -3.50 your eyesight isn't really all that terrible. Your simply nearsighted like millions and millions of others that share the same issue as you. Aside from your glasses being slightly crooked on your face you look really cute wearing glasses. I'm assuming you were told no contacts for the two weeks prior to getting your surgery. So you've been wearing your glasses all the time for the past two weeks because you can't really see without them. If they didn't tell you the reason you weren't supposed to wear contacts is because contacts forms a groove where they rest on your corneas and they want that groove to go completely away so the surface of your corneas are as flat as possible.
I read your update from a month ago and I'm sorry that things haven't gone nearly as well as you were expecting it to. Actually I'm not sure who told you that your right was overcorrected because if your vision in that eye is 20/30 your actually under prescribed. I'm sure you would see much better driving if you had glasses with a -.50 prescription in them. Your left eye seems okay if your vision is 20/20 in that eye. but you could war a -.50 prescription for that eye or no prescription at all in that lens. Also be sure to get an AR coating (anti-reflective coating on the lenses because that should help eliminate that haloing you see around lights. Your eyesight after nearly a year should be at no worse than 20/15 in both eyes. To achieve that you would need your glasses to be at Right (O.D.) -.75 / Left (O.S.) -.50.. As you know your corneas are now much too thin to even consider any type of surgery on your eyes. I am quite sure your going to need glasses at least part time for driving. By the way overcorrecting would be 20/15 which is what they should have gotten you to in the first place and didn't quite get there. There's no harm having your eyes overcorrected slightly because it actually allows you to see things better than if at 20/20. So why you were told you were overcorrected is completely wrong. By suggestion is that you need to go somewhere else and get your eyes examined for glasses and don't even mention anything about everything you have been through. Just be sure you tell them about your issue when driving at night with the lights or anything else.
Lainey talked about thin corneas. Should she have gone for PRK instead of LASIK? Would removing less corneal tissue, as well as having the ability for this corneal tissue to re-grow, have made a difference?
I had Lasik about 20 years ago and I had the blade cut my flap and folded both back did the laser and closed them back up , I had to be out of work for a couple of days to recover and heal and had to wear the patch covers over my eyes at night so I wouldn't rub them, but it corrected my vision to better that 20/20 for a few years now 20 years later my eyes are getting blurry again for my far away vision, which is what I originally had it corrected for the first time. My eyes are kind of dry during the day but at night and in the morning when I wake up, I need eye drops to help with the dryness. I'm considering getting it done one more time because I drive Truck for a living, and I need my eyesight to be good and not being to wear sunglasses is a real bummer in the summer especially. I have Transition Lense glasses, but they don't tint in the car or truck, which makes it a pain in the butt. Glad yours went well, and hope for many years of great site. Just be ready in your latter years they may begin to get blurry again like mine have.
My surgery is scheduled for a month from now. I was excited and have always wanted to do it but I am very nervous and after watching many videos I am having second thoughts.
Good for you! I had lasik in 2003 at 37 and it is the best gift a gave myself! It was very easy and could see right away! I even read the car plates on our way home! But I slept 4 hours straight back home could not left my eyes opened! I convinced a co worker who hesitated a lot when I told her I could finally see me husband naked in the morning whitout looking for my glasses!😂 Both my children got their in their early 20 and are very happy with the result. I would do in again in a heartbeat if l have too. For me it was easier than to go to the dentist.. and now I’m starting to see blurry for my near sight as I’m getting older and if I can, I will have the surgery that will correct it. It it basically the same surgery as to have your cataract removed…
Lmao!! This made me laugh! I’ve heard around the 20 year mark is about the time span for lasik which is fine by me. I’m just happy to be able to see without reaching for my glasses or putting in my contacts. It’s been a miracle!
@@LaineyMarieBeauty just for your info my far vision is still 20/20 after almost 20 years. So far so good. Reading posologies on med bottles or reading ingredients on shampoo ones is very difficult to impossible. I have to use Costco cheap glasses to read them. It is call getting old 😂 But I still can read books on my iPad with bigger characters 😉. Enjoy your new vision!
"For me it was easier than to go to the dentist."
You are not alone with this thought. I have to wait more than a week before I can go for my root canal consultation. Having had LASIK done 2 1/2 years ago, I NEVER felt this kind of pain during the whole LASIK process. It is good to see that you were still doing well as of last year.
@@arunbhatti3379 Tks! Still but aging is scraping my near vison! Thank god I can up size letter and can read my kindle! Take care!
I had Lasik done in France in 1999 when I was 24 years old. I’ve been wearing spectacles since I was 9 years old.It all went well and I didn’t had to wear any spectacles anymore and had a very sharp sight ( I was at -7 on both eyes). But already back than, my ophtalmologist told me that, with the age, the shortsightedness could come back. And it came like he said. Now, I’m 47 and I have to wear spectacles again, I’m at -0,75 on both eyes and +1.75 as well. I can still wear contact lenses, but wearing bifocal lenses is somewhat tricky ;-)
Ah! Yeah, I figured in 20 years I’ll have to wear glasses again. If that’s the case for me the. Oh well! I better really enjoy these 20 years without glasses or contacts 😂💗
Thank you so much for that content. I've been thinking about it for a long time too. Do you think post op is doable for someone that lives alone, with a senior dog? I like your honest opinion. It's great to see the kids. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Canada!
Honestly, first night, i would have someone with you. No way I could have let my dog out or even cater to my children. I literally just laid in bed with my eyes closed Lol the next day was just fine though!! Thanks so much for watching ☺️
I’m glad it worked out for you. But I know people who had truly horrendous results. For me it’s not worth the risks. I’ve had glasses since I was 8 but about 10 years ago I started wearing them less and less and my eyesight got better. My eye doc said that was a myth, but he couldn’t deny the improvement in my eyes.
Oh no!! Horrendous how? I’m worried because my right eye is hazey. I hope it clears up. That’s awesome your vision has gotten better! I swear every time I’d go to the eye doc it was worse 😂
@@LaineyMarieBeauty her eyesight worsened and became uncorrectable even with glasses. That’s a very rare side effect, to be sure, but it did happen to a client where I was working. I know of someone else who couldn’t drive at night any longer. And the best eye doc I ever had said he had several clients with serious issues because of it and strongly urged me never to do it.
I have never heard of a bad side effect. I know of at least 10 people who have done it in the last 15 years, all with great side effects
Bath time had me LOL. My daughter used to scream so much when I washed her hair, my upstairs neighbor almost called DCFS on me. She checked with the boys across from her apartment, who knew me since HS and they assured her I was a good mom. Eventually as the lady upstairs and I got to know each other, she asked me about all the screaming. I told her that was me either washing or brushing my daughters hair. Until HS, I was the only one who trimmed it. Red wavy hair to her butt. She’d actually scream “You’re killing me, it hurts so much” while I trimmed her bangs. She’s now 34 and that lady upstairs has been my best friend for over 30 years. She spent Christmas with us this year because she’s lived in a different state for over 25 years, but we’re still best friends and laugh over our first impressions
Wow!!! Now that’s a story 😂😂what are the odds!
Man your first day was terrible. I got Lasik today and could see immediately after the surgery. My eyes were a little dry but had an awesome experience overall.
How long did you have to put drops in for before the dry eye gave way?
Hi!! What do you see during the surgery? Do you lost your vision during the laser or not? Is it claustrophobic? I'm scared! I will have appointment in september
Did you have to wake up every 30 minutes to put them in too? Your sons are adorable!
Nope! Just every 30 minutes when I’m awake for a week then use drops as needed 💗and thank you so much!
How is your right eye now? did the haze disappear? and how long did it take?
Those prices you mention on videos is for both eyes or one?
W🤓W, super cool ..diversity content! We actually thought we had the wrong channel 😅👍🏾
😂😂😂thank you so much!! ☺️❤️
You are a strong lady 😘
Thank you ☺️
How are your eyes now? Any haze or glare? Also, any starbursts or halos at night?
We're you able to wear moisturizer on your face the day of your surgery?
We're you able to wash your face and put moisturizer on after the surgery?
Nash & Knox? How cute-I’m originally from TN 😁
i just had lasik done on february 1st. i’ve noticed my right eye has the scratchy “eyelash in eye” feeling when i blink and it’s 3 days post op. how long should that feeling last until its a concern? im using drops as instructed
after how many days/months were you able to look at computer screens for a long time for working?
In USA Doctor did mistake. Now i can totally recommend India bcz if you pay good amount of money you can definitely get best treatment.
Do you have clear vision now? My vision is still blurry. I’m 3 wks post op from lasik.
Claw clip hairstyle 💇♂️ recreation when?
I have this one on my channel: th-cam.com/video/V9UzWW3sflI/w-d-xo.html - I just bought some new claw clips, so I’ll have to play around with some new styles, so soon!! Maybe not next week’s video but the week after ☺️💗
Can you do an update on how your eyes are now? I was about to get lasik and after reading the consent forms I am having second thoughts. Ahhh such a big decision because you only get 1 set of eyes. 😩
I can definitely update you! I have absolutely zero regrets and would recommend it to anyone. It's a game changer being able to wake up and see without having to put in contacts or wear glasses. My left eye is 20/20 and my right eye was actually over corrected and is 25/20. So my right eye is not as crisp as my left eye. It's a little blurry but not super noticeable unless I close my left eye but it's enough to bother me, so I'm getting my right eye fixed next month. Touch up procedures don't cost anything extra. It's included. Totally worth it! The procedure itself isn't fun but it's super quick and you can see the next day!
Thank you so much for the update!! I just found you yesterday and subscribed. ☺️ So glad I found your lasik video. I have seen so many different experiences here on TH-cam…some people are super happy after getting lasik and some people with horrible outcomes. I’m sorry to hear one of your eyes was over corrected, I’m so glad they can fix it though! Over correction is one of the things I am afraid of. Still deciding if I am going to do it or not. I have the pre-op and procedure date scheduled but I am SO scared because I already have dry eye and I am terrified the lasik will make it worse. Did your dry eye get better??
@@user-mr3wx3uu6c Thank you so much for following!! I had to use drops in my eyes every day for about 3 months then I used them maybe once a week then once a month. I don't use them now at all. My eyes feel normal! I know it's super scary but if you have a good doctor, you'll be fine! I was absolutely terrified to get it done but I'm so glad I did and I would go through everything again!
Do you mean 20/25? 25/20 would be phenomenal! It is good to know that you are happy to have gotten LASIK done.
just wondering if you right eye ever cleared up?
Does it sting everytime you use eyedrops?
Apparently you go completely blind for one day and that's part of the recovery? Is that true because if it is that is scary
Did you had to put drops every 40 minutes during the day or also during the night? Did you have to wake up to put the drops? What was the purpose of those night glasses?
You’re supposed to put the lubricant eye drops in every 30 minutes to an hour for a week then it’s just as needed! But only when you’re awake. The night glasses are to prevent anything from touching my eyes when I sleep. ☺️💗
My oldest son had eye corrective surgery I know it was not Lasix. Not sure if it was PRK.
Ah! PRK sounds rough!!
I just got last done on 1/25/24. It hasn’t even been a wk. but I do see a little blurry and I’m having a really hard time driving at night. I see blurry and halos. Can Anyone else give me their feedback pls? I’m kinda bummed out 😫
Vision can be a little blurry up to 3 months after lasik. Definitely express concerns with your surgeon on your post-op check ups, so that they can keep an eye on it. Halos at night is, unfortunately, a side effect of lasik. However, your halos may subside as your eyes heal, or they may not. I see halos at night and have to wear glasses when I drive. Keep using lots of eye drops and be patient. Let your eyes heal. Wishing you the best with your vision!
@@LaineyMarieBeautythanks for responding. I feel super scared to drive at night. It’s the blurriness at night that bothers me bcuz I can’t see. When you wear the glasses at night does it help? I dnt mind wearing glasses at night if it helps me. lol.
I have a post op on Monday I will let them knw. Thank you!!! 🙏🏽
How is your eyes now
How are your eyes now?
How have your eyes been now since your eye surgery?
Don't do lasik
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I'm 55 & I have perfect eyesight🤩& have never needed vision correction😍! I could never take my naked eyes😳👁👁for granted. Loving my eyes so much!😇👀😌
Update
My family has had lasik surgery on their eyes years ago and had great success with it. I can’t have it unfortunately because of a certain eye condition. All of my family had great success with it until just recently my sister has had to get bi-focals, but that is normal for her age.mid forty’s.
That makes me happy to hear ☺️❤️
Are you a transctiptionist?
Nope! I work in regulatory affairs 💗
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ALL types of laser eye surgery are Russian Roulette anywhere because every eye operated on gets permanent corneal nerve damage which can result in horrific eye and even neuropathic pain which are incurable and there's no way to tell prior to ops who will react badly! No-one ever gets cured once they're damaged & virtually ALL of the surgeons who perform these ops wear glasses because they won't take the risk of their careers being instantly finished if they had ops and got problems but they're quite happy to profit from all those whose eyes and lives they ruin! 😡
Had Lasik 5 days ago , left eye blurry whereas right eye is perfect. Let me know how it goes for you.
My right eye is still
Blurry too! I’m 6 days post
Op. I go to the doc for a check up today, so I’ll see if it’s normal. I’m sure it is but it’s super frustrating!!!
FYI - went to doc today. It’s perfectly normal to have blurry vision. Can have blurry vision for a month or more. Keep using your lubricant eye drops. Everyone heals differently!
Hi Vaibhav , what's the update? Did your vision got better ? Very concerned myself
F**k that. At least glasses have been around for a long time.
You are going to make a big mistake don't do lasik is very dangerous.😢😢😢