Originally Posted by
Excargodog
PRK? Not LASIK?
Was there a reason for that? Typically vision takes longer to stabilize after treatment with PRK and is more prone to complications.
Please tell me you didn't have PRK done and try to sneak it by before you went in active duty in hopes of getting a flying slot. The military has been watching for that since the 1980s.
For a long time the Navy only accepted PRK, LASIK was no go due to concerns about the flap coming loose in an ejection.
RK never allowed, for good reasons.