It's been 5 weeks after my original Lasik procedure. What a ride. My right eye was under corrected according to the Doctor. Last week, I went for an examine because I developed this annoying object in my right eye. It looks like a jelly fish with a brown dot in the center. My doctor said it was floater and it will go away over time. He really checked me over like: macular holes, detached retina, and other eye diseases. My eyes are really healthy. I am happy to say I am fine. I just have a darn floater. I have to say my doctor is very patient with me, and he is the best in my area according to the reports I’ve gotten back. During my visit last week he said that my right eye isn’t coming along as it should be. Two weeks ago I had 20/30 in the right eye, so now I have regressed to 20/60 in my right eye. My left eye is still -6 and improving (what ever that means). The good news is that my right eye doesn’t have astigmatisms. The good news is that an enhancement can correct my right eye. The doctor said he’s not going to touch my left eye unless I want to wear reading glass when I turn 40. Apparently my right eye being under corrected has caused many vision issues including: extreme headaches, blurriness, balance issues, very poor night vision (meaning when it comes to dusk or I am in dark place I cannot see anything; it’s really blurrier). My dry eyes are improving a lot. I am having my enhancement in three weeks. I am little bit scared, but looking forward to seeing better. However, I was wondering why my doctor is going to put a contact lens in my right eye (temporary.) Should I be concern. He is also going to lift my flap up; Did I do something wrong to cause the flap to deflate?