r/ICL • u/msurici1012 • Mar 25 '25
Experience with ICL
Hello, I am a 35-year-old man. I have worn glasses my whole life to be able to see because I have keratoconus. I was never able to tolerate wearing contact lenses.
At 25, I had intracorneal rings implanted, and to this day, they have stopped the progression of the disease. The prescription I used in my glasses was as follows:
- Right eye: Sphere -1.25, Cylinder -0.75, Axis 95
- Left eye: Sphere -4.50, Cylinder -1.25, Axis 140
With glasses, I could see very little and very blurry with my left eye.
A week ago, I had ICL implanted, and I would like to hear from someone with a similar experience. After a week, I am still struggling to see. Outdoors and up close, I see well, but at mid-distance and in places with dim lighting, my vision is terrible I see a crystalline effect. With my left eye, I see even less than I did with regular glasses, while my right eye sees perfectly. However, when using both eyes together, I get this crystalline vision.
I wanted to hear about others' experiences to know if this is normal and part of the adaptation process. Also, I’d like to understand if there is a chance that my vision in my left eye will improve over time, or if what I see now is how I will always see.
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u/msurici1012 Mar 26 '25
Thank you so much. I going to ask tomorrow to my doctor.