In recent years, Laser eye surgery has become very popular all over the world. Thousands of such surgeries have been successfully performed and helped millions of people to gain normal eyesight again. Since it is a surgery, there are bound to be some risks involved in the same. A guaranteed outcome cannot be provided by any surgery. The majority of surgeries have a positive outcome by making sure all recommended procedures are followed.
First step towards making this decision is that the patient should consult with his primary care physician in order to be sure that there are no conditions present that could make laser eye surgery unsafe for him or her. These conditions can be auto-immune, like diabetes, lupus or rheumatoid arthritis, to various infections, etc. In such a situation, eye surgery is generally not recommended. It is time to do some research if the initial examination shows laser eye surgery to be safe from an overall health aspect.
Looking for an experienced ophthalmologist will be the next step who has established a good long record of positive outcomes. Aimed at thoroughly mapping the shape of the eye the doctor chosen will then conduct a series of examinations. The doctor will discuss various options for vision correction with the results of the tests in place. Before surgery, no contact lens must be worn as they change the shape of the cornea and could affect the outcome of the surgery. For several days prior to the surgery no make up or lotions must be applied to the face. This is to avoid any chance of getting infection.

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