What are the treatment options if I have irregular cornea and my left eye is 175 and right eye is 725?

Glad to hear that you are a suitable candidate for LASIK. Collagen cross-linking (CXL) has been a treatment for keratoconus for many years with proven benefits in stabilising a patient’s cornea and preventing them from suffering the effects of progressive increase in astigmatism and myopia resulting in the need to wear rigid contact lens. With the increasing popularity of corneal laser vision correction (LVC) over the last 20 to 30 years, refractive surgeons have been constantly fine-tuning their ability to distinguish between patients who may and may not be suitable for LVC.

If your eyelashes are rubbing your cornea, you probably have an entropion rather than an ectropion. There are several types of entropion, the most common of which is age related 'involutional' entropion. In these cases, either simple eyelid stitches are done which rotate the eyelashes outwards, or repair of the inferior eyelid muscles ('retractors') +/- eyelid tightening surgery is performed. But there are other types of entropions or conditions such as epiblepharon which can also cause the eyelashes to turn inwards.