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Home > Lasik Eye Surgery and Reading Glasses Lasik Eye Surgery and Reading GlassesYou may be surprised to find out that even though you have had Lasik surgery, you may still require reading glasses. You lose the ability to adjust for close reading when your eyes age. With the help of reading glasses, you will be able to go on reading, even after you have had Lasik eye surgery. What Does Lasik Eye Surgery Fix? Lasik eye surgery corrects a number of vision problems. These include: · Fixing nearsightedness, or myopia. · Three different options for vision correction. · Full distance correction adjusts both your eyes for distance vision, but the patient may still need to wear reading glasses. · Monovision is when the dominant eye is corrected for distance and the other eye is left for reading purposes. Some patients may not adjust to this type of surgery. · Cataract surgery involves taking out the natural lens of the eye and replacing it with an artificial one. This lens allows the patient to see close up and far away while preventing cataracts. The Ideal Strength of Reading Glasses As we get older, the eyes get weaker and, over the years, our prescriptions may need to get stronger. It could take a few years to fine tune or enhance your reading eye but the end result will provide you with a much more comfortable reading experience. For more information on reading glasses, or to shop for ones that will suit you needs after Lasik vision correction, check out Readerwear’s latest styles. |
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