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I just got custom wavefront LASIK done at Stanford, and I'm very happy with the procedure. Yes, I see halos at night, but they are "there" -- they don't bother
by Hydraulix989 10y ago
I just got custom wavefront LASIK done at Stanford, and I'm very happy with the procedure.
Yes, I see halos at night, but they are "there" -- they don't bother me at all. If anything, it's like the overused HDR bloom effect in video games in 2005. I can still see and drive perfectly fine at night.
They're also going away. It's been a week since my procedure, and they have been going away every day. It can take 3-6 months for vision to stabilize.
I didn't want to wear glasses, and now I don't, and I'm happy.
- nitrogen 10y agoThat sort of happens when first wearing glasses, too. I think it's like an unsharp mask filter applied by the brain to compensate for blurriness, which it has to unlearn over time.