Recent content by darkself

Checked 4 months ago. No other problems. "minor halos on very bright objects" used to see them before surgery aswell. But it gotta be a really bright light and it wasn't nothing crazy (as far as I can remember). Now I can see it around streetlightsS:

Another test: There is a small blue light on my computer tower (wireless connection light) and I can definitely see a small startburst around it if my room is dark enough. Tried to use some artificial eye drops (3-4 each eye) blinked a few times and looked at it. There was no starburst (well...

I'm taking 4000mg/day total (1600mg EPA, 1200mg DHA). Some studies show that it helps and it definitely did in my case (no more blurred vision, glare decreased, startbursts still here). The thing is, it works by improving your tear film quality (increases the lipid part of the tear), so it may...

I have it (chronic discomfort). A few months ago my right eye vision was getting blurred (a lot...). I tried artificial tear drops but it wasn't helping at all. After monthsI went to the doctor and he told me everything was fine and I was seeing above average (20/15). Didn't talk to him about...

There is no big reveal, sorry to dissapoint. I have no astigmatism, and I dont drink. It can be two things: Dry Eyes and Irregular surface of the cornea (caused by the surgery).

I'm only 23. Feels bad. It isn't that. Btw, just found some accurate images (wrote mild startbursts because some starbursts are MUCH worst, however 80% are like that): The darker, the more accurate it is. The worst starburst I can see is like the plane on OP pic.

Nope. I mean, I know astigmatism causes it, but I don't have it. For example, I believe people with astigmatism see a level of glare/ghosting when they are looking at cars tail lamps. I don't see any of them. Car tail lamps are perfect to me. By glare/ghosting I mean this (circles):

November 2018, LASIK Apparently I was an "excelent candidate" but I still see it. :/

I didn't talk to him about that yet. I'm afraid I he can add it to my medical record or something like that.

I live in Europe and I can definitely see it around car headlights aswell. And yes, some of them are much worst than the others (bikes are the worst imo). Btw the airport where I checked it was OPO (Portugal). I don't know if they changed the lights. I can drive safely at night. But yeah...

Yeah I have perfect vision aswell (especially during the day). At night I would say I can see well, but sometimes the starbursts are annoying. Moon looks normal to me (edges well defined, only "one moon"). I realized that 80% of the starbursts and glare go away when I use polarized sunglasses...

So, I was talking to a friend that says he can't see it (like in some videos), however, my brother assume me he can (he has -0.5 myopia). After some research it seems like people with refractive errors, laser surgery complications or cataracts see them. The thing is, I had myopia after I got it...