LASIK eye surgery is used to correct people’s vision and end their need for glasses or contact lenses. The US Food and Drug Administration approved the procedure 15 years ago. But now, a former government regulator is publicly expressing concerns about the procedure’s safety. voa’s Vidushi Sinha has a report, narrated by Carol Pearson.
Ken talks about his LASIK surgery, performed by Dr. Jay S. Pepose at Pepose Vision Institute in Chesterfield, MO. Pepose Vision Institute has earned the distinction of “top 100″ LASIK provider nationwide! This translates into: * Faster visual recovery with little to no discomfort * Less need for touchups to achieve best vision result possible * Minimized risk of complications, halos and glare, that can compromise your sight * Patients who are happy with vision customized to their unique work …
Register and post a Video Reply to win FREE Blade-Free LASIK from Mann Eye Institute and Laser Center! Register at TexasLasikContest.com to enter! **IMPORTANT** Your video submissions may not show up right away due to the submission approval process. Please be patient after you submit your video. Thanks! GET CREATIVE! Make a heartfelt case for why you or a loved-one wants or needs LASIK! Entertain us with a hillarious skit about how your life would be different through better vision! Any way …
Clarke Towson undergoes LASIK (PRK to be more exact) in December 2008. My comprehensive LASIK surgery video log. Surgery performed by Dr Medownick in Melbourne, Australia.
Clarke Towson undergoes LASIK (PRK to be more exact) in December 2008. My comprehensive LASIK surgery video log. Surgery performed by Dr Medownick in Melbourne, Australia.
David Schanzlin, MD, Professor of Clinical Ophthalmology at the University of California, San Diego and the Director of Keratorefractive Surgery at the Shiley Eye Center joins host Dr. David Granet to discuss the latest in vision correction utilizing refractive eye surgery. Highlighted in the program is the use of the Intralase laser and wavefront mapping to correct higher-order vision aberrations such as glare and poor night vision, conditions previously could not be sufficiently prevented …
My father will be going for an eye surgery to remove a piece of cloudy thing that’s blocking his sights, it’s what most old folks will have during their 50s-70s. Anyone know what is it? Anyway, my questions is what should we do or not do before n after the surgery? Anything that he should prevent from eating? I really need to know. Thank you.
Recently, my optometrist found a tear on my retina and advised me to have eye surgery. She mentioned something about lattice?? Anyways, she said that the surgery will repair the tear and eliminate floaters. Before surgery, I rarely saw floaters; now, I constantly see 3! Is this normal?