Retinal Detachment Lasik
Are implantable lenses safer than Lasik?
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Implantable lenses could be a safer alternative to laser surgery for moderately nearsighted people, a British review of earlier research suggests.
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Tags: eyes, retinal detachment lasik
May 14th, 2010 at 3:27 pm
Laser Eye Surgery is actually something i am considering myself, i heard it is safe, and does last, also you have better vision after the treatment, the treatment only takes about 5 minutes or so, i know quite a few people that have had it done, and they love it! my friend just had it done and said i should go for it. The best thing to do is check out some web sites about it and also you could get a consultation for free, they will explain everything and will give you alot of info about it. Good Luck!
May 17th, 2010 at 1:17 am
hello,,all your worries dont exist,its totally painless,u wont feel a thing,u r locally anesthesized,.,just see a red light and in seconds its over,,,of course 21 is better than 18 ,,becoz of error refractions related growth changes,,post laser,,u need sunglasses ,,eyedrops,,some stinging and blurring for few days ,within 5-10 days u will see as good as glasses and even better ,,dont worry at all ,complications r very low,,,also u will have ey drops post laser to help deal the pain and provide clear vision and prevent any possible oedema or infection ,,best luck ,its one of the safest eye procedures done,,,very simple.,..
May 26th, 2010 at 10:19 pm
The first respondent is correct regarding wavefront and the other surgeries, what you need to do is see your optometrist for a screening and he will be able to tell which surgery is best for your needs. The is no ‘best’ each surgery is designed to fit specific needs, so you need to find out what yours are before ‘picking’ a surgery type.
June 4th, 2010 at 9:10 am
I am looking into that procedure now.