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According to my doctor it normally stops progressing at around 40 so I got the surgery as a kind of insurance policy if it didn't. But even then there aren't an
by tjpnz 3y ago
According to my doctor it normally stops progressing at around 40 so I got the surgery as a kind of insurance policy if it didn't. But even then there aren't any guarantees. My vision tests did indicate some improvement, albeit barely perceptible.
- secondcoming 3y agoFair enough. I (42) also recently opted for Refractive Lens Exchange (cataract) surgery even though I didn't medically need it. I got sick of wearing lenses and glasses. It might be worth checking out if it's appropriate for you since contact lenses help with Keratoconus more than glasses.