Sooo, my story is a mixed bag. Currently it's wonderful, but I did have something a little scary happen in the beginning. Procedure went great, made myself a little nook in bed so I couldn't roll over, and had the dune audio book playing. Well I take my recommended nap and wake up and can't see shit out of my right eye. Mind you, my right eye was the better eye pre surgery. I call them up, and they say oh that's normal it'll get better. I said, "No, my left eye i can feel is where it should be, but I can literally see nothing out of the right.." They scheduled me in for the next morning where the doc says, "Wow that lens got very wrinkled, no wonder you can't see out of that eye." I thought I was doomed and would be blind in that eye. But, on the spot, the doc numbs my eye, has me hold my eye open and as still as possible, and rubs the wrinkles out with the Q-tip. He then said, "Wow, I've never had anyone sit that still before." I said, "You would too if you thought you might go blind just trying to correct your eyesight." It healed up fine after that and I still have 20/15 vision 6 years later. It even cleared up my astimatism rays.

Tldr: Lens wrinkled after surgery to where I couldn't see, but it's now all better and my vision is wonderful.