Does a stabilised Hashimoto disease, not requiring the administration of any medications and regularly monitored by an endocrinologist, disqualify me from having the laser vision correction surgery?

If the levels of thyroid hormones are stabilised and you are under the regular care of a specialist doctor, the disease itself is not necessarily a contraindication to laser vision correction.

However, it is required that during the qualifying examination you provide the ophthalmic surgeon with an appropriate medical certificate from your treating specialist doctor that includes information regarding the type of disease, medications you take and their dosage, and confirmation that your thyroid is in the state of euthyroidism.