I thought this was how it was supposed to look for years
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zidane@lemmy.worldreplied to lnxtx (xe/xem/xyr) last edited by
Wear glasses like a NERD? No thanks, I like my light spiky (also too poor to afford eye doc + glasses lol).
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My Little Glasses: Optics is Magic
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fed0sine@lemm.eereplied to aquatofana@lemmy.world last edited by
I had ICL surgery with strong astigmatism and nearsightedness - I feel like I cannot see details of trees and fine lines like I did before with my glasses. It is honestly more than a little disappointing. I wonder if I gave the right verbal cues to my optometrist when they got the refraction measurements prior to making the lenses.
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happycampernz@lemmy.worldreplied to peoplebeproblems@midwest.social last edited by
Get polarized lenses
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lnxtx (xe/xem/xyr)replied to zidane@lemmy.world last edited by
Come on. Contact lenses could also correct an astigmatism.
Technically, no doc needed, go to the optic saloon and be examined by a optometrists.
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Wait
You aren't supposed to see the stars ?
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zidane@lemmy.worldreplied to lnxtx (xe/xem/xyr) last edited by
I could never wear contacts... I can't even put eye drops in without turning into an actual child.
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Flying Squidreplied to The Picard Maneuver last edited by
That day you put on your glasses at night and are like, "whoa! I can see!" is a game changer.
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Higgs bosonreplied to peoplebeproblems@midwest.social last edited by
That, or your glasses are dirty.
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dingus@lemmy.worldreplied to peoplebeproblems@midwest.social last edited by
As a long time glasses wearer, no it does not mean there is necessarily something wrong with your eyes. Glasses can cause visual aberrations. Lights at night always look a bit like puffballs to me no matter my prescription. Not sure if it's just because my prescription is a bit stronger than most or what. Something about contact lenses makes this go away, but I prefer wearing my glasses for confor
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Same man, wait you guys can still see the street lights glass when they're turned on?
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peoplebeproblems@midwest.socialreplied to Higgs boson last edited by
Ok so
That was unnecessary
But thank you, I forget to do that regularly
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dingus@lemmy.worldreplied to zidane@lemmy.world last edited by
It took me an... embarrassingly long amount of time to be able to put in and take out contacts. It took multiple long, separate sessions and mental breakdowns to be able to do it. I was similar to you. Couldn't even handle drops in my eyes. But once you finally get it down through all of the freaking out, it's easy as pie. If a ridiculous person like me can do it, you can too!
Contacts are such a different experience too. You actually have peripheral vision! Never in my life have I had that. Your prescription is exactly the same the entire way around your field of vision. With glasses, you don't have any correction for peripheral vision. And if you have a stronger prescription, you can only really see perfectly outside of the dead center of the lens. Anywhere slightly off center and the correction isn't as good.
Not to mention with my prescription, I still always see lights as kind of a puff ball at night when I'm wearing glasses. It's not a matter of having the wrong prescription. There is just light distortion from the lenses themselves. With contacts, you don't get this distortion effect and lights don't have the puff ball.
I wore contacts through my teen years and early 20s. But tbh I eventually stopped and went back to glasses full time. Comfort and flexibility just won out for me...even with all the amazing things that contacts have going for them.
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alligatorblizzard@sh.itjust.worksreplied to The Picard Maneuver last edited by
Yup.
Less glare was nice, but the main goal was getting rid of my afternoon headaches.
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pewgar_seemsimandroid@lemmy.blahaj.zonereplied to The Picard Maneuver last edited by
i have a small level so i don't really get this
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caseyweederman@lemmy.careplied to Flying Squid last edited by
"How could instantly improved vision not be at the top of everyone's todo list"
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ill_behaviour@lemmy.worldreplied to The Picard Maneuver last edited by
Had you never seen regular photos of a lit up Christmas tree?
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Hooray! Astigmatism superpower activate! *Removes glasses like I'm Superman*
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On the other hand, I've never accidentally scratched my cornea when putting on my glasses. Can't say the same for two friends who wear contacts.
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tired_n_boredreplied to The Picard Maneuver last edited by
I have astigmatism and I read "Christmas is so much prettier when you have Afghanistan"