The Staff surgeon at the VA Medical Center tells me that there is a procdure during which he can reduce the dilation to what would be effectively normal, reducing daytimeDaytime liquicap glare and also restoring the middle visionBlindness
Color vision test
Lasik eye surgery
Normal vision
Photophobia
Refraction test
Scar revision
Vision - night blindness
Vision problems
Visual acuity test (which is now blurry) to effectively normal.  He says that the amount of light now entering is causing a "bleaching" effect which, once reduced, should bring the visionBlindness
Color vision test
Lasik eye surgery
Normal vision
Photophobia
Refraction test
Scar revision
Vision - night blindness
Vision problems
Visual acuity test backBack pain - low
Back strain treatment to normal.

Reply to my last  post?

i only check these boards once or twiceTwice-a-day a day.  i do have another (paying) job.  also, i get notifications of new posts, but not of replies to old posts.  and i am trying not be rude here... but am not your free on-call doctor to reply instantly to all of your posts in real time whenever you have one.



but to try and answer your question:  am not a surgeon.  i know a lot about surgical procedures but i do not perform them.  i have never heard of any surgical procedure to change the size or shape of a pupil.  sorry.  ask the surgeon who mentioned it to you.

Dr. Prince:

I want to thank you for taking your busy time to answer

these pressing questions.

I talked to you last week on the phone and found you

to be very helpful with your answers.



Again, thanks



Jeepman