Today my right eye is still not back to normal. Needless to say, I'm annoyed and frustrated. I'm still interested in getting vision correction, but I'm worried. As a specialty practice in cornea and refractive surgery, we do see many patients in this type of situation who may have had treatment elsewhere. There is not any significant change in the laser technology that would affect this.
Most lasers do have a blending of treatment zones for the larger pupil ranges.
Again, specifics of determining whether a pupil size is too large for a treatment at a given prescription would need to be evaluated at an examination. In the early 90s I had a surgery for a detached retina. Patients who have had a detached retina repaired or other surgical conditions need to have a complete consultation and may need to see a specialist in that condition to confirm that their eyes are stable and appropriate for treatment. Technology enhancements or changes are not changing the clinical outcomes. Most of the changes in technology improve maintenance and efficiency of the lasers.