A clearer daily life after LASIK at Suyeon Eye Clinic in Seocho-gu

I decided to undergo LASIK surgery after much determination, hoping to escape the discomfort of glasses and contact lenses. The surgery itself was quick, lasting about 10 minutes, and painless, but the real challenge came on the second or third day. My eyes were so watery that I could barely open them, and the pain felt like sand was in my eyes. I became so sensitive to light that I had to pull the blackout curtains and listen to the radio to endure it.

But after the painful period passed and the protective lenses were removed, I felt the world slowly becoming clearer. Recovery was slower than with LASIK, but the fact that only the upper layer of the cornea was removed, making it more resistant to external impact and more stable, gave me peace of mind.

Now, a month later, waking up in the morning and seeing the clock hands clearly is a truly new world. While the hassle of having to frequently use artificial tears is a bit of a hassle, it pales in comparison to the freedom of not having glasses. If you're struggling with this, I strongly recommend finding light as soon as possible.