Glasses prescription is the basis for laser vision correction. It is the glasses spectacle correction which is entered into the laser to do the procedure. Newer procedures also use wavefront data or do a wavefront optimized approach. Glasses cause some distortion of the vision both by the reflections from them as well as optically they distort the view of the world and limit peripheral vision. LASIK provides vision more like that of contact lenses.
No, the person wearing them shouldn't have problems.
Wearing glasses is heraditary
yes it does
Apart from not being able to see well, your eyes will get slowly worse. I wear them myself but didn't want to for a year or more. I eventually gave in and I don't even notice them any more. I would strongly advise, if you think you need glasses, or a doctor has told you that you do, get them. Not wearing them can lead to headaches and worsening eye sight. It can be a safety concern. And there is also a good chance that grades will be substantially poorer then if the glasses were worn.
If you don't wear glasses when you need them then yes, it can hinder your vision.
Lasik surgery is a procedure that can help with vision problems. This often means that people do not have to use glasses, or spectacles anymore. This is an eye surgery.
Lasik eye surgery is rated number 1 in correcting a wide variety of eye problems. This modern day technology has left many long wearing glasses and contact people free from them. I believe that it is overall a safe method or it would not have been FDA approved.
Because he can and he might have eye problems.
by wearing glasses or contact lens. Even corrective eye surgery can help.
No, the person wearing them shouldn't have problems.
Wearing glasses is heraditary
He is wearing glasses....this is too easy!!
Not...wearing contacts
Yes, and if you keep them off for a very long time, you may have to get eye surgery
Glasses
Buddy Holly started wearing glasses in elementary school.
Yes, Wearing 3D television glasses without your perscription glasses may highly distort what you are seeing, i would recomend wearing perscription glasses high on your nose and wearing your 3D glasses low on your nose, that way they do not bump.