- female
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
Which is the better and safer option for long-term vision correction, PRK or LASIK? Once I get the surgery, is it permanent or could I end up needing glasses again later?

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View allI want to ditch my glasses and get LASIK surgery but I'm not sure how to go about it can you tell me what the process is like and if it's safe for my eyes
LASIK is a safe, quick outpatient procedure with fast recovery; consult an ophthalmologist for a pre-op assessment.
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I have 2.5 spherical 90 degree in my right eye and 0.5 cylindrical in my left eye and I really don't want to wear glasses. What surgical options do I have and roughly how much would they cost
Refractive surgery options include LASIK, PRK, or ICL—costs ₹25,000–₹80,000 per eye depending on hospital.
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I'm getting LASIK surgery at AIIMS Delhi in July for astigmatism, but I'm worried about human error in the prescription. Since refraction tests are subjective, how do surgeons make sure they program the machine exactly right? What if my astigmatism axis or power is slightly off on surgery day? Do they recheck my eye power right before the procedure to avoid mistakes?
To address your concerns about LASIK surgery at AIIMS Delhi, it's reassuring to know that modern techniques and advanced technology minimize errors. Surgeons use precise measurements and techniques, including rechecking your eye power right before the procedure, to ensure accuracy.
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