Originally Posted by
goinaround
Yeah my understanding is the machines in the past would not always re-shape all the way out to the outer edge of the cornea which is what causes the halo issues. Wavelength laser gets it all. I'd think that any good reputable eye center would have it (though they still offered the non-wavelength at about half the price....this is not the way to save money). I can see every light on the field at night as sharp as can be. The rest of the day after the surgery.....not gonna lie the eyes hurt. Next day a little sore there was some light sensitivity for a while. For a couple months after I used eye drops for dryness....can kinda feel like you have a hair in your eye or something. After a while it's like it never happened. I'm 20/15 both eyes. It's awesome. No regerts.
I had my eyes done back in the early 2000's before
wavefront technology was in use. I had pretty significant halos at night for a few months. My eyes were 20/15 up until a couple years ago. I'm not sure if everyone is using the newer machines but make sure and ask. I'd defintely do it again, it was a major improvement in QOL for me.