subject: An evaluation of monovision LASIK [print this page] An evaluation of monovision LASIK An evaluation of monovision LASIK
Monovision simply means that each eye performs visual tasks independently. Currently, several treatments of vision problems have used this vision principle. Correction for monovision have mainly there categories, including surgery laser vision correction, intra-lenses of the eyes and traditional contact lenses.
Most people receive monovision contacts tests before deciding to have a monovision LASIK. This candidate test is quite necessary to evaluate that whether a patient can adjust to monovision from permanent LASIK correction. LASIK is expected to restore 20/20 vision for both nearsighted and farsighted individuals.
Each eye usually has different routes and can not work in tandem. This problem may cause poor visibility and a reduction of depth perception. When a person goes to read small letters for a long time, this problem is even worse and more pronounced. Uncoordinated eyes are more negative in low light conditions or tasks that require a strong vision.
It is always not clear that how fast or slow of the development of the muscles of each eye as people age. Patients are encouraged to consult several doctors about possible consequences of Monovision LASIK.
Currently, Monovision is mostly used to correct presbyopia in people over 40. If the surgery succeeds in the first time, it is ok. However, presbyopia in some people may increase, which requires a second or even third procedure.
Monovision LASIK has both costs and benefits. Personal visual condition and habits both have impact on the decision. Some people just do not want to have their eyes surgically corrected, although the surgery can make their eyes work in tandem. For some other individuals, it is intolerable to have one eye blurred.
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