What are potential risks of undergoing LASIK treatment?
As with all surgical procedures, there are inherent risks associated with LASIK treatment. However, since most patients only require local anesthetic in the form of eye drops, many traditional surgical risks are reduced or eliminated. Potential complications after surgery include dryness, night halos, correction that varies from expected results, or loss of visual acuity. Dr. Harris will discuss each of the risk scenarios and their likelihood of occurring during your pre-operative exam and testing. LASIK surgery has an extremely high patient satisfaction rating, with over 95% of patients worldwide reporting they were satisfied with their procedure.
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