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You May Not be Suitable for Lasik Eye Surgery

Lasik is a popular laser eye surgery that has helped millions of patients with vision correction. Patients who are farsighted, nearsighted or suffer from astigmatism may be able to reduce or eliminate the need for corrective eye wear. But not every patient is right for Lasik.

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Posted in Lasik on Apr 10th, 2011, 3:17 am by plastic_surgery_world     

How much did you pay for Lasik eye surgery?

samw3 asked: Also did you have an astigmatism that was properly corrected? The reason I’m asking is that I just saw a web advert that claims a “starting price” of $299 / eye.

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Posted in Qns & Ans on Mar 25th, 2011, 3:09 pm by plastic_surgery_world  6 comments   

Can someone describe their vision the first few days after LASIK surgery?

in_my_opinion asked: I’m having LASIK this Thursday to correct a high astigmatism. The surgeon is highly recommended, educated, and I trust him completely. I know most people see dramatic results right away, but varying sources say it can take up to 6 months before your vision is stabilized. Has anyone else had this surgery and [...]

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Posted in Qns & Ans on Mar 22nd, 2011, 9:09 am by plastic_surgery_world  8 comments   

Is Epi-LASIK Surgery Right for Me

Most people take their vision for granted, especially if they have never suffered from poor vision. For many, there is no other option except for eye surgery. Other people choose corrective surgery because they are tired of always having to use eyeglasses.

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What does the future hold for LASIK eye surgery?

Richard S. asked: I’m going to school to become a commercial pilot. Obviously my career depends on being able to see 20/20 with or without correction (I’m 20/200 without contacts, slight astigmatism). I’m 30 years now but have considered eye surgery my entire life. (even RK back in the day). Obviously technology has improved by [...]

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Posted in Qns & Ans on Mar 18th, 2011, 3:09 am by plastic_surgery_world  3 comments   

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