What are the potential risks and complications of the procedures performed at Hunter Vision?

The procedures performed at Hunter Vision, which may include various eye surgeries such as refractive surgery, cataract surgery, and other vision correction techniques, generally have a high success rate. However, like any medical procedure, there are potential risks and complications involved that patients should be aware of. Some of the common risks associated with these types of eye surgeries may include dry eyes, glare or halos around lights, overcorrection or undercorrection of vision, and in some cases, infection. It is also possible for patients to experience a decrease in visual acuity, which may necessitate further corrective procedures. In rare circumstances, patients may encounter serious complications, such as retinal detachment or corneal issues, which can affect overall vision quality and health. Before undergoing any procedure, it is essential for patients to have a thorough consultation with their eye care professional. This discussion typically covers the specific risks and expected outcomes based on individual medical history and the type of surgery being considered. For comprehensive information regarding procedures, potential risks, and patient experiences, it may be beneficial to visit the Hunter Vision website, where resources can provide further insights.