Is ICL a safer option than LASIK for thin corneas?
8 months ago
I am 28 with 10 myopia and thin corneas, so my doctor recommended ICL instead of LASIK. I’m scared is the surgery safe for long-term vision, and are there any risks of infection, cataract, or glaucoma after the procedure?
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ICL is considered a safe and effective procedure for high myopia and thin corneas, especially when LASIK isn’t suitable. Risks such as infection, cataract formation, or elevated eye pressure exist but are uncommon and can be minimized with careful pre-op evaluation and post-op care. Surgeons monitor patients closely after surgery to ensure long-term safety. Most young adults experience excellent vision stability for many years with minimal complications, which helps reduce anxiety about future eye health.
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