- female
- 25 Years
- 14/08/2025
I'm a research scholar at AIIMS Bhopal and have mild ptosis and squint. Doctors said surgery isn't needed right now, but I'm wondering if there are any eye exercises or drops that could help improve my condition naturally
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View allI'm a 30-year-old male with -11 cylindrical power in both eyes and I'm wondering if Lasik laser surgery would be a good option for me given such high power
By your 30s, your eye prescription has likely stabilized, making you an excellent candidate for LASIK. This procedure can significantly improve your quality of life by: Eliminating the Hassle of Glasses and Contacts: Say goodbye to foggy glasses, dry eyes, and the constant care required for contact lenses
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My cornea thickness is 410 microns and I'm considering C3R eye surgery. Is this thickness enough for the procedure or do I need to meet specific minimum requirements? I'm a bit worried about whether my eyes are suitable for it.
A cornea thickness of 410 microns may not be suitable for C3R surgery. While C3R can be performed with thinner corneas, it's crucial to maintain a minimum corneal thickness after the procedure to avoid complications like ectasia. Generally, a minimum stromal thickness of 330 microns is recommended.
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i had a corneal infection a while back and now i'm considering lasik surgery but i'm not sure if that makes me ineligible can you explain who typically can't get lasik and also what's the cost for a cornea mapping test
Prior corneal infection may affect LASIK eligibility; corneal mapping (~₹1,500–₹3,000) is essential first.
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