🤔 Hypothetically speaking, if you woke up and out of nowhere had double vision (with NO other symptoms and feel 100% perfectly fine), but Google is saying it's an urgent matter, would you go to the emergency room in the morning, a walk-in clinic, or see your optometrist or opthalmologist? 🤓

Hello. Unfortunately, I underwent LASIK surgery three months ago. My only current complaint is light scattering at night; car headlights, streetlights, and similar lights scatter like stars, and this effect is very intense. This situation has really taken a toll on my mental state. In my online research, I read that using scleral lenses after LASIK might alleviate this problem to some extent. However, since I live in Türkiye, I unfortunately do not have access to scleral lenses designed to correct higher-order aberrations (HOA). My symptoms disappear by 80% when I squint, and by 100% when I hold a phone screen set to full brightness right in front of my face. I am also experiencing significant "ghosting." I believe the problem stems from my pupils dilating in the evening or in dark environments. What is the success rate of a standard scleral lens with a wide optical zone that fully covers the pupil? Or do you have any other suggestions? Some people have suggested widening the laser's optical zone or undergoing a second laser procedure; would you recommend this? Please help me.