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After LASIK surgery, how will my vision be at night or in low light?

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After LASIK surgery, how will my vision be at night or in low light?

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With LASIK eye surgery, the vast majority of night vision disturbances are eliminated since the area of cornea treated is larger than the dilated pupil size. Some patients may see mild glare, halos or starbursts around lights in dim or low-light conditions temporarily following surgery. These symptoms do not usually interfere with driving at night, or night time activities. For the vast majority, these symptoms are temporary, usually lasting a few days to a week. With this newer technology, it is extremely rare for these symptoms to be permanent.

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