LASIK Surgery in San Diego
Laser Eye Surgery
What is Custom LASIK?
Wavefront-Guided Laser Eye Surgery
What is Epi-LASIK?
Epithelial Laser
LASIK Surgery for Astigmatism
LASIK for Monovision
LASIK Surgeon Questions
LASIK FAQ's
Frequently Asked LASIK Questions
LASIK Eye Surgery Process:
LASIK Surgery - Other Choices
LASIK Surgery Proof
LASIK Surgery Debate
Dry Eyes from LASIK Surgery
LASIK Surgery Risks & Complications and Side Effects
LASIK Surgery Undercorrection / Overcorrection
LASIK Surgery Enhancements
LASIK Surgery Haze Effect (Hazing)
LASIK Surgery Corneal Abrasion
LASIK Surgery Night Glare and Halos
Loss of Best Corrected Vision
LASIK Surgery Regression
LASIK Surgery Infection and Inflammation
Contact Lens Canada
Color Contact Lens
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LASIK SURGERY HAZE EFFECT
With surface ablation procedures such as PRK, LASEK and Epi LASIK an occasional result is the formation of haze. Haze is caused when there is a cellular reaction in the corneal stroma after the procedure, the result of secretions of the surface cells being deposited in the anterior corneal stroma. Less than one percent of patients experience serious haze after PRK, and even fewer after LASIK. Haze may be irritated by ultraviolet light, making sunglasses and hats necessary in bright sunlight. Even a moderate amount of haze will not affect your vision. |
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Lasik Eye Surgery | Laser Eye Surgery Side-effects:
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