If there is no family history of retinal detachment and the hole you have is small, round and without evidence of vitreous traction or fluid around it MOST refractive surgery would do lasik.
If there is a family hisory of RD, multiple holes, vitreous traction, fluid around the hole then prior to lasik the ophthalmologist might elect to close the hole with either laser photocoagulation or cryopexy (freezing it shut).
In either case it should not stop you from having lasik.
JCH III MD
Dear sir
I have myopia of -4.00 in both eyes.
I have a small retinal hole in my one eye.
Can i go for lasik laser for vision correction?
Should there any other teatment be done before lasik?
Please guide me.
Therer are now 14, 11 and 10 year studies on laser vision correction and no evidence you will go blind or lose vision. I had my laser in 1995 and still see better than 20/20. Your flap now well healed and simple eye rubbing should not damage your eyes but one should always protect your eyes from trauma. -RSR, MD