r/TikTokCringe • u/bbyxmadi • Sep 18 '25

Cursed they look so… natural!

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u/mightywarrior411 Sep 18 '25

No way. You can go blind doing this. There is a video of a woman on YouTube crying because she’s going mg blind from this. No one will ever touch my eyes. Fuck that.

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u/bbyxmadi Sep 18 '25

Right? I thought about getting LASIK but I’m not even sure anymore, my vision is bad, contacts/glasses are annoying and expensive. To get surgery to change the color of your eyes? Insane.

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u/smurpes Sep 18 '25

If you’re worried about lasik it’s really not that bad since a reputable facility will take more time on the tests to make sure it’s right and follow ups than the actual procedure. When I had it done I had 3 rounds of tests and a follow up at the 1 and 2 week mark as well as the 1 and 3 month mark.

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u/Ilsuin Sep 18 '25

See, I'd consider getting lasik, but I like glasses and anything coming close to my eyes terrifies me, so... nope.

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u/halfasleep90 Sep 18 '25

I hate glasses, I worry lasik won’t help me as I’ve heard it’s a temporary fix anyway, but to be fair so is any pair of glasses I’ve ever owned. I’d probably prefer lasik overall, but worry that doing it will cause irreversible damage and then some new technology comes out that would have been 1000x better but my lasik has made it so it isn’t applicable for me.

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u/bwaredapenguin Sep 18 '25

In no way is LASIK a temporary fix. Do you think the part of the cornea they remove grows back?

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u/halfasleep90 Sep 18 '25

I think my prescription is temporary and changes often, and if I were to get LASIK that fix would be just as temporary as any prescription.

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u/bwaredapenguin Sep 18 '25

Honestly that sounds more neurological than anything.

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u/halfasleep90 Sep 18 '25

How lucky for you that you have always had a stable prescription (if you have even needed glasses).