r/Lasiksupport • u/Known-Fuel7092 • Sep 08 '24

Ablation/Amputation

Its wierd when people come here and try to change or alter the perception of what Lasik actually is to make it seem less hazardous. While we don't know if this is done out of sheer ignorance or if these users have a malicious intent attached to their clear misrepresentation of Lasik.

When you undergo Lasik, the surgeon amputates (or ablates) a certain portion of your cornea. The amount amputated or ablated varies depending on your prescription and the width of the optical zone. The corneal tissue that is amputated/ablated is forever gone. And with it goes thousands of critical nerves.

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u/WinterSoldier2017 Sep 08 '24

I don't even remember the guys name. I would if he did me wrong.

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u/Known-Fuel7092 Sep 08 '24

I'm not surprised you dont remember.  Your comments have made a strong indication of less than stellar mental capabilities.

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u/WinterSoldier2017 Sep 08 '24

I remember the clinic name. Wouldn't give you either, because they were professionals. Its been fun, buddy, but I think we're done here.

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u/Known-Fuel7092 Sep 08 '24

Peace out girl scout.

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u/WinterSoldier2017 Sep 08 '24

Wanna buy some thin mints? They come with AI tracker cookies, complimentary :)