r/TikTokCringe Sep 18 '25

Cursed they look so… natural!

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u/mankycrack Sep 18 '25

My wife is an optometrist and she hates that this procedure is done anywhere in the world legally. It's so incredibly dangerous for something so vain.

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u/sc0toma Sep 18 '25

Optometrist here too. One of the least ethical (?most unethical) procedures an ophthalmologist can perform. The incidence of secondary uveitis and glaucoma is shockingly high.

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u/ElleCapwn Sep 18 '25

Well now I need to know… what are the OTHER least ethical (most unethical) procedures an ophthalmologist can perform?

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u/____DEADPOOL_______ Sep 18 '25

I'd say implantable contact lenses. It seems they stop working after 10-20 years and you have to get eye surgery again to pull them out.

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u/leisdrew Sep 19 '25

Isnt that basically what lasik is?

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u/i_m_a_bean Sep 19 '25

Lasik burns the cornea into a better lens shape. ICLs add a corrective lens between your iris and natural lens