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05-02-2008, 03:27 AM

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lasik is new.... only about 10-15 yrs old... so we dont have data on long term complications of it...

it is also not recommended in children as they grow...

only an adult post maturity shud go for it... and yes ur eyes will need extra care...

BUT most doctors recommend GLASSES

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