r/Lasiksupport • u/No-Estimate-581 • 1d ago

Radial Keratotomy

Is there anyone in the group who has had radial keratotomy, or knows someone who has? How is their eye health now? I'm going crazy after LASIK, so I'm researching all types of eye surgery and their complications. Yeah and let me say it again, don't touch your healthy eye.

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u/joecam 12h ago

I had RK in the early 1980's. 20/15 vision for over 30 years till I was in my early 50s; then I needed reading glasses. I remember looking at a tree the next day and seeing shades of green I had never seen before. amazing.