Guy with - 13 here. I've had LASIK surgery a few years ago and seeing good is magical. (My insurance in the Netherlands/Europe even covered all expenses). THE I

Guy with - 13 here. I've had LASIK surgery a few years ago and seeing good is magical. (My insurance in the Netherlands/Europe even covered all expenses). THE IMPORTANT THING IS: Your eye will still grow old and become less flexible. The image you see is corrected via the lens, but the muscles holding your own 'real' lens become less flexible over time causing you to see/read details up close less well. (This is why people with perfect vision have reading glasses. Their eye-muscles are less flexible and can't contract good enough to read close-up text). Have you tried using reading glasses? Also (in time) your real lens can get 'cloudy'. This is why (mostly) older people get a new lens). Your eye looks good they say, so I don't think it's a cloudy thing, but you never know. In my case, a few years later my right-eye retina completely imploded (thanks to KRAV MAGA training years before) causing 95% of my vision to disappear. They've drained and patched up my eye back to 90% visibility, but there are a lot of laser-scars on the retina. This causes me to see bits and pieces of my vision less well. I need to keep moving my head a bit in order to 'see past' the scars. Does moving your head make you read text easier? Have you had your retina checked? It's easy, painless and quick checkup, any doctor can do it. Good luck man!