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LASIK Frequently Asked Questions
Who will perform my LASIK surgery?
What is LASIK?
Is LASIK Surgery Permanent?
What are the patient satisfaction rates of LASIK?
How do patient satisfaction rates of LASIK and contact lenses compare?
How does the safety of LASIK compare to wearing contact lenses?
What makes a good LASIK candidate?
Will Dr. Sandy T. Feldman do your LASIK surgery?
Can Firefighters Get LASIK?
Can I Have LASIK After the Age of 40?
I am Above the Age of 40, Will LASIK Make My Reading Vision Worse?
I Had LASIK 20 Years Ago - Can I Get a Touch-Up?
Is LASIK Performed On Both My Eyes The Same Day?
Are you awake during LASIK?
What happens if I blink or move during LASIK surgery?
Does LASIK Surgery Cause Blindness?
Does LASIK cause cataracts?
When should I stop wearing contact lenses before my LASIK surgery?
Why do I need to stop wearing contacts before LASIK?
How long will LASIK last?
What happens immediately after LASIK?
Can I drive home after LASIK?
What will I feel the next morning after LASIK?
What are the dos and don'ts of LASIK?
When should I call my doctor?
Why do I have follow-up exams after LASIK?
Is it okay if I cry after LASIK?
How long after LASIK can I go back to work?
Are headaches normal after LASIK?
When can I drive after LASIK?
When can I exercise after LASIK?
When can I swim after LASIK?
When can I wear make-up and cosmetics after LASIK?
Smoking and smoke after LASIK?
When can I watch TV and use my computer after LASIK?
Can I wear contacts after LASIK?
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LASIK is a medical procedure with risks involved and isn't right for everyone. Individual results may vary. Talk to your eye doctor and consider both the risks and benefits before having the procedure. Additional information can be found at our website or at fda.gov. The material contained on this site is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider.