I had it 14 years ago. I was really nearsighted, and it made my vision perfect. Of course, I knew that was heading off the inevitable need for reading/computer

I had it 14 years ago. I was really nearsighted, and it made my vision perfect. Of course, I knew that was heading off the inevitable need for reading/computer glasses. Last year (at 45 years old) I ended up back in full-time glasses. They're progressive lenses, so they correct for reading and the small degree of farsightedness that I've developed. It was completely worth it for me, wearing glasses from age 10 did a number on my self-esteem that getting rid of them improved dramatically. Also, glasses style (or my own sense of it) also improved dramatically. I think I look decent in my current glasses.