Lasik carves a minus lens onto your eyes, same as if you were permanently wearing minus contacts or glasses. When you develop presbyopia, you will need plus lenses for close-up vision. With no lasik, you will use a progressive or bifocal lens (upper portion = distance prescription, lower = plus for reading).

With lasik, you will use a progressive lens (upper portion = plano/clear to avoid interfering with the lens carved onto your eye, lower = plus) or you can use basic reading glasses for near work. Lasik has risks which should be factored into any decision. If you do a lot of near/computer work, you can have a "regression" where your eye needs a stronger prescription for distance, than the lens carved onto your eye.