“Should I get Laser surgery for myopia?”

Laser surgery/ refractive surgery can always be an option for nearsightedness/myopia but there are several things that need to be evaluated and answered by you and by your ophthalmologist/refractive surgeon. These include your age. Most surgeons will wait until you are at least 21 years of age and that your prescription has not changed over a period of time and is "stable".
Your corneal thickness must be measured by a procedure called pachymetry in order to be sure that your cornea is able to withstand any surgical procedure. Do you have any underlying medical conditions and what medications are you on? Also, and a very important concern is, what are your actual prescription measurements in each eye, where a refraction will analyze this and any possible astigmatism that is present? These measurements will allow you and your surgeon to then know what surgical options are available including other non-surgical options including wearing glasses or contact lenses. And, do you have any other vision or eye problems that need to be taken into consideration? These things will be fully evaluated by an eye doctor and include a dilated exam, eye pressure measurements, and a general internal and external eye-health assessment. Good luck and best wishes.