had the most expensive one there is as they couldnt do any other process with me being so short sighted my cornier(or what ever) wouldnt have been thick enough after.
youll probably find out it costs more than the price you see advertised.
mine cost £3200
all i will say is it is a very different experience for everyone.
partly depends on how bad your eye sight is.
a few people i know have had it and had about 3 seconds of laser, i had over 14 seconds per eye.
i had seen people coming out and walking down the corridor with sunglasses on unaided. i came out and physically couldnt even open my eyes no matter how hard i tried. and it was still like that 4hrs later.
it got to the point where we were that worried that we phoned them back up.
the lady on the phone explained some things i should do that no other nurse had.
uou are supposed to go home take pain killers and go to sleep.
problem was i couldnt lay back as my eye balls felt as though they were full of water and the pressure was too much on the backs of my eyes.
part of the problem was it had not been explained properly to me and had i known this i would have not got so worried and panicked.
then when your actually having the op. the doctor keeps saying look at the red dot...
i was very very short sighted and had just had the front of my eye lense removed...i couldnt see a red F'ing dot, this got me worried and the doctor just kept saying stop moving your eyes and look at red dot :@:swear: