Hi APizzo667
I am truly sorry to read about your experience. I, too, have enormous pupils. My pupils are 8mm. I was treated on an old VISX laser with a 6mm optical zone, no blend, and have an effective optical zone of about 5mm. So I understand how devastating this is. That's why I have stayed on the internet for 6 years, trying to warn patients with large pupils. You can't trust LASIK surgeons to tell the truth about this issue.
As far as the floaters go, there's not much you can do about that, short of having a vitrectomy -- that would be the last resort in an extreme case. I experienced a large curtain-like floater in one eye shortly after LASIK. If you haven't had a dilated exam of your retina, you should have one done right away just to ensure no other problems.
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they all say that I am crazy and that my eyes are perfect.
No, you're not crazy and your eyes are not perfect, regardless of what line you can read on the Snellen chart. Whoever said that is an idiot.
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any doctor that took a measurement of my pupils and compared it to the optical zone of my orginal surgury, would see that I am right. However, no one can do this,
Oh yes, this can be done. Check out this image of a patient's pupils in the dark with the topography superimposed (to scale) on top of the pupil:

Indisputable proof of the power changes across the pupil diameter, resulting in a degraded retinal image. Let them try to dispute this.
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I am considering complex wavefront retreatment to enlarge my optical zone.
Who advised you to do this? Glenn Hagele? And where is he going to be if that surgery doesn't help, or possibly makes things worse? One word of advise -- NEVER NEVER NEVER TRUST A WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING!!!
Do not trust Glenn Hagele as far as you can throw him. He gets paid by LASIK surgeons. He downplays complications. He covers up for bad surgeons. He is not a patient advocate. He refers patients to have LASIK to surgeons that pay him a fee.
Complex wavefront retreatments have not been shown to be safe or effective in any controlled clinical trials. They are much more risky than a primary surgery. They can make things much, much worse. They are experimental.
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Does anyone know if PRK guided wavefront has an optical zone this large?
No, it does not. Neither does LASIK wavefront. Besides, PRK on top of a LASIK flap is risky. And they will use a toxic substance on your eye called mitomycin C, or MMC for short.
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I don't know who I can trust any more. I was in reguluar contact with Glenn Haegle...
Never trust someone who gets paid by LASIK surgeons and puts up hate sites about damaged LASIK patients, and who harasses and threatens patients. Stay far, far away from him.
I'll tell you what helped me -- hard contact lenses. Have you tried them? I think they are your best hope. They won't help the floaters, but they will help your vision in dim light if you can tolerate them. I am wearing SynergEyes lenses. They are hard in the center with a soft skirt.
Let me know if I can answer any more of your questions.
Best of luck to you,
BE