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Originally Posted by AOII Angel
It is basically the same procedure as cataract surgery, but they don't remove your native lens. They have to perform a laser iridotomy to prevent glaucoma since the new lens is placed behind you native lens. The nice thing about it is you can have the lenses replaced if needed down the line.
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I'm going to ask about this. I tolerate contacts very well, but wearing reading glasses on top of contacts is annoying. I've been increasingly considering lasik.
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