This patient support community is for discussions relating to eye care,
cataracts,
glaucoma,
retinal detachment, eye infections,
misaligned eyes, intra-ocular implants, refractive surgery (
LASIK and CK), glasses, contact lenses,
amblyopia, eye injuries,
dry eyes, ocular allergy,
eye pain and discomfort, pediatric eye disorders, eyelid and tearduct surgery, poor eyesight, and eye surgery.
Assuming you can see 20/60 and no better even with glasses the most common cause would be irregular astigmatism from the lasik, or interface scarring or wrinkles in the flap.
A cornea topography and an independent consult with another refractive corneal ophthalmologist should tell whether these LASIK complications are present.
If the front of your eye looks perfect and there are no LASIK complications then you need to see a neuro-ophthalmologist and its very important to do so. You can use the Find An Eye MD feature on www.aao.org and select neuroophthalmology and enter your geographic location.
JCH III MD Eye Physician and Surgeon
Again you are the kind of patient that neuro-ophthalmologists were made for. Please see one in the near future.
JCH III MD