After laser eye surgery, such as LASIK, PRK, or SMILE, many people experience significantly improved vision and may no longer need glasses for most activities. However, the need for glasses after the procedure can vary depending on several factors: Age and Presbyopia: As people age, they typically develop presbyopia, which affects near vision. Even if distance vision is perfect after laser eye surgery, you might need reading glasses as you age. Residual Refractive Error: In some cases, the initial surgery might not completely correct the vision, or there could be some regression over time, which might necessitate the need for glasses for certain activities like driving at night or using a computer. Quality of Vision: Some patients might experience issues such as glare, halos, and night vision problems post-surgery. Glasses with special coatings might be prescribed to help manage these symptoms. Individual Variations in Healing: Everyone heals differently, and the healing process can affect the final outcome of the surgery. Some people might need a "touch-up"