From Around the Web: 20 Awesome Photos of laser eye bag removal

The laser eye bag removal system has been used by surgeons, medical researchers, and eye doctors for over 20 years. The reason we are using it is because we are tired of the blinking, extra surgery, and pain for the patient. We are also tired of the false promise of a quick procedure that could cause permanent damage to the eye.

I’ve personally had a lot of problems with the laser eye bag removal system. The first time I had it done, I had an infection. I had a very bad reaction to the dye (though the doctor said it didn’t matter much) and had to go to the ER. The second time, I had a vision problem that required me to use reading glasses.

In many ways laser eye bags are like an overpriced, toxic, and potentially dangerous steroid-based cream that you have to purchase and apply daily. At the very least, it’s a time-consuming and costly process that can be potentially damaging to the retina. The main problem is that it can cause permanent damage, and in the rare case of a permanent eye damage, can cause permanent vision problems.

I’ve read about people who have had the laser eye bag removed because of retinal damage. I’m not sure I’ve ever read that it’s a good idea to have your eyes treated like that. I know we’re talking about laser eye bags in these comments, so if there’s any danger to your eyes, you might want to look at more invasive methods of eye injury.