I couldn't really see too well, still, but the pain was gone. By the next day, I was actually in pretty good shape, and my visual acuity was returning. A miracle soured by my initial bad experience, but pretty cool all the same. Hope this helps you make a decision. Expect some discomfort and you should be fine.
Technology is immature, and very dependent on the practicioner.
New technology should be much more automated to take into account movement in the eye and such. Bad results can leave you with cloudy vision for the rest of your life. For me, just way to risky right now. But I would do it in a second, if safer. I would definitely get the best doctor you can afford.