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LASIK
Eye Surgery Information to help the
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Candidates may not be affected by an autoimmune
disorder, such as Sjogren’s Syndrome or Lupus.
No history of herpes infections in the eye, as
LASIK may bring on a recurrence of the infection.
No history of herpes infections in the eye, as
LASIK may bring on a recurrence of the infection.
No scarring may be present on the cornea to be
considered for LASIK.
A LASIK candidate may not be nursing or pregnant
on the date of surgery.
Individuals with dry eye syndrome are not good LASIK candidates.
Cataracts or diabetic retinopathy with loss of vision
Uncontrolled glaucoma
Current use of Acutane, Cordarone or Imitrex
Individuals with pupils that dilate beyond seven millimeters in the dark are not good candidates for LASIK.
Because contacts temporarily alter corneal shape, candidates must remove them from one to two weeks (soft contacts) to a month to six weeks (hard contacts) before a formal pre-operative eye exam. Your doctor is able to evaluate initial LASIK candidacy even if the individual is wearing contacts.
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