Got the wavefront (expensive but less after-effects) PRK (no flap) version because I play in a recreational softball league and didn't want to risk getting sand

Got the wavefront (expensive but less after-effects) PRK (no flap) version because I play in a recreational softball league and didn't want to risk getting sand or dust under the lens. It was painful for a couple days, then my eyes were watery for a couple days, then everything was good. A month later I had 20/20 vision. Well worth it, I would recommend the PRK version specifically though. IMO, avoiding the (still rare) issues that can come along with getting the flap is worthwhile. PRK is also slightly cheaper.