"Lay your head back." The doctor said as he dripped some numbing drops into my eye. Then it was time for the injection. The needle looked about 6 inches long as it came towards my eye. He told me to look up as far as I could and then slowly began to push the needle in right below my right eye. I could feel pressure as the burning liquid went in and then everything went black for a few minutes. I wasn't sure if I was going to get my sight back or not. But the procedure was necessary to fix a problem with my retina so I wouldn't go blind.

Lasik surgery is a quick and quite painless procedure; the operation on both eyes takes less than thirty minutes. Numbing drops are placed in the eye, so there are no needles to worry about. for your comfort. Most patients report having improved vision almost immediately after the surgery. The only concern most people have is the cost of lasik, which is not normally covered by insurance.

Why?